‘Quality investment will bridge IMF obligations’

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• Effah Isaac Freelance 10 years ago

  Eye are watching

  Eye are watching

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• United Ghana 10 years ago

  We are just full of talk and no action.

  We are just full of talk and no action.

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• Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF!!! 10 years ago

  Dont expect others to come in with capital to invest in energy etc..do it yourselves and stop stealing the monies. Fucking animals

  Dont expect others to come in with capital to invest in energy etc..do it yourselves and stop stealing the monies. Fucking animals

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• Paapidi 10 years ago

  She doesn't know jack about investments. She is just part of the NDC talking shop.

  She doesn't know jack about investments. She is just part of the NDC talking shop.

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• METUSALA 10 years ago

  Investors need
  1. Good infrastructure (e.g.. no dumsor)
  2. Favourable investment environment (e.g. less corruption)
  3. Some effective local demand for their products (e.g. while the socialist model of "low pay for cheap e ...
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  Investors need
  1. Good infrastructure (e.g.. no dumsor)
  2. Favourable investment environment (e.g. less corruption)
  3. Some effective local demand for their products (e.g. while the socialist model of "low pay for cheap everything" may attract philanthropists, it does not attract for-profit investors".
  4. Stable currency at least between date of investment and date of capital repatriation.
  
  Now let's talk investment.

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• Farmer 10 years ago

  She knows very well that it is expensive government fees and the totally unreliable Cedi that keeps FDI away from investing heavily in the power generation sector. 5000 MW is nothing for international investment if the govern ...
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  She knows very well that it is expensive government fees and the totally unreliable Cedi that keeps FDI away from investing heavily in the power generation sector. 5000 MW is nothing for international investment if the government would create a favorable environment. However, they have invented numerous regulations that take government fees long before a project has been completed.
  
  Those fees are designed to feed the government cronies at the Energy Commission but do nothing for the Ghanaian public.
  
  Again, the lady is well aware of that but wants to keep her nicely paying job as long as possible.

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