IMF backs Ghana's finance minister on energy sector threat to economic stability

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• Napo 7 months ago

  Slave Masters, you have backed every stupid thing done by these deceiving politicians whose aim is to enrich themselves and the family providing them freebies in order to fleece the people and impoverished them. When did thes ...
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  Slave Masters, you have backed every stupid thing done by these deceiving politicians whose aim is to enrich themselves and the family providing them freebies in order to fleece the people and impoverished them. When did these Bretton woods institutions warned these politicians when they are
  digging graves for the country finances? Because always happy to see them chop our money and then coming to you in the name of bail out and then you give them free money with the aim of bringing hardship to the people. When did you advise the politicians about wastage? Per diems, travel allowances, free this free that etc. Democracy is not good for Africa because the Democracy you brought enriched the few politicians and their family who support your idea of slaving the people in the name of bail out. Now we are paying huge tariffs on utility bills but we had a World Bank Country Director who couldn't advise the government when they were borrowing left and right heading the country to the ditch.

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• Akwamey 7 months ago

  The IMF is there for there for the interest of their shareholders, not the average Ghanaian. As long as Ghana and Africa in general continue to allow these vampires to control their economies, Africa will continue to remain p ...
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  The IMF is there for there for the interest of their shareholders, not the average Ghanaian. As long as Ghana and Africa in general continue to allow these vampires to control their economies, Africa will continue to remain poor.
  They can't directly control the people as they use to in the past so now, they use these institutions to do their bidding. Burkina Faso currently is a clear example why no African country needs the IMF or World Bank

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