IMF backs BoG’s 'tough' forex rules to strengthen cedi

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Samy 3 months ago

Still borrowing amidst plenty . Go to Bokina and learn from a 38 year old with no doctorate degrees just love and patriotism creating self sufficiency state for his people

Still borrowing amidst plenty . Go to Bokina and learn from a 38 year old with no doctorate degrees just love and patriotism creating self sufficiency state for his people
Mr. Smith 3 months ago

The indications are clear that the IMF is strongly behind the rising Cedi. After all, they control the BOG, Ato Forson and the president.

The indications are clear that the IMF is strongly behind the rising Cedi. After all, they control the BOG, Ato Forson and the president.
Achakanapaya 3 months ago

IMF is a criminal organization. Thieves.

IMF is a criminal organization. Thieves.
Alpha 3 months ago

These imperialist tools will always support anything that imposes any form of pain on citizens of African countries.

These imperialist tools will always support anything that imposes any form of pain on citizens of African countries.
Kwakwe 3 months ago

You won't need any special forever rules if the economy was good. Like producing thing and selling it to the rest of world and not massively importing things.
You can pass all sort of new rules and the cedi will continue to ...
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You won't need any special forever rules if the economy was good. Like producing thing and selling it to the rest of world and not massively importing things.
You can pass all sort of new rules and the cedi will continue to fall. The only thing that will fix the problem is - let produce something of value and export it. That will kill the black market and Ghanaian will be happy holding on to the cedi
Asmah Ambrose 2 months ago

All these comments are true but if we Africans are not too cheap and lazy we wouldn't want to sit under roof and make monies by buying dollars at low price and sell it on high price

All these comments are true but if we Africans are not too cheap and lazy we wouldn't want to sit under roof and make monies by buying dollars at low price and sell it on high price
Asmah Ambrose 2 months ago

Go to Europe and China the business tacoons men are seriously building industries and factories and investing in agric business the real fact is we Africans too lazy and don't want to stretch much but have plenty money

Go to Europe and China the business tacoons men are seriously building industries and factories and investing in agric business the real fact is we Africans too lazy and don't want to stretch much but have plenty money

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