Ghanaian economy looks promising - BoG

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• OSEI TAWIAH 12 years ago

  Pure cacophony. Does your so-called investor confidence benefit you Trokosi free- loaders in Accra or we kookoase people whose blood you fools are always sucking on?

  Pure cacophony. Does your so-called investor confidence benefit you Trokosi free- loaders in Accra or we kookoase people whose blood you fools are always sucking on?

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• Naa 12 years ago

  WE NEED MAJOR RESTRUCTURING!

  WE NEED MAJOR RESTRUCTURING!

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• Tribal Leader 12 years ago

  Looks promising what? And what are the challenges? We've heard this over and over again. You can't continue to do the same thing and expect a change

  Looks promising what? And what are the challenges? We've heard this over and over again. You can't continue to do the same thing and expect a change

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• Tribal Leader 12 years ago

  And guess what you get!!! Guess

  And guess what you get!!! Guess

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• Poki 12 years ago

  E de beee k3k3

  E de beee k3k3

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• Concerned 12 years ago

  From a beggar in the streets, I could accept suck a statement, but not from an official of the BOG. Everyone: IMF, World Bank, Investor articles... they all point to the economy being on the brink of a major calamity. IT woul ...
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  From a beggar in the streets, I could accept suck a statement, but not from an official of the BOG. Everyone: IMF, World Bank, Investor articles... they all point to the economy being on the brink of a major calamity. IT would be one thing if you tried to put a spin on the negative outlook, but these Ghana Economist are turning around and saying the complete opposite.
  
  How can our economy be in good shape when even the BOG is clueless. They can't even admit the truth to themselves

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• Kwadjoe, London 12 years ago

  It is not true, the future of the economy does not look good. On the expenditure side the govt is being reckless. On the income side the states revenue is not being collected. It is not a percentage increase in the custom dut ...
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  It is not true, the future of the economy does not look good. On the expenditure side the govt is being reckless. On the income side the states revenue is not being collected. It is not a percentage increase in the custom duties that will see us through but the work of the internal Revenue Service and SSNIT will determine whether our people survive tomorrow. We are not being strategic in our handling of affairs, no leadership.

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• jerry 12 years ago

  the economy looks promising and the dollar is 2.35ghc. Is this guy crazy!!!!

  the economy looks promising and the dollar is 2.35ghc. Is this guy crazy!!!!

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• DAN 12 years ago

  even western union is paying out 2.1 cedi for each dollar

  even western union is paying out 2.1 cedi for each dollar

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• Choo Boi 12 years ago

  So what,illitrate.What do you produce apart from exporting raw "shit"!Every body is a trader,the countries that can compare thier currency with the dollar, export a lot of goods and import less.Illitrates ,no basic knowledge ...
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  So what,illitrate.What do you produce apart from exporting raw "shit"!Every body is a trader,the countries that can compare thier currency with the dollar, export a lot of goods and import less.Illitrates ,no basic knowledge of economics,Only tribal insults!!!

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• DAN 12 years ago

  who can build business for 19%-25% loan( that happen to people with terrible credit in usa)..Home loans are 4.5%, car loans 2%-5% and credit card are 10% up...so except for owning a bank,water seller, or buying bonds..who's i ...
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  who can build business for 19%-25% loan( that happen to people with terrible credit in usa)..Home loans are 4.5%, car loans 2%-5% and credit card are 10% up...so except for owning a bank,water seller, or buying bonds..who's is going to profit in ghana?

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