Government to issue Ghc1.5b bond Thursday

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• Frafra 10 years ago

  These two idiots should be getting ready for jail for causing financial loss and intently mismanaging Ghana. So the only job they do is to borrow money for dead goat and his greedy bastards to share. NDC foolish voters, you s ...
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  These two idiots should be getting ready for jail for causing financial loss and intently mismanaging Ghana. So the only job they do is to borrow money for dead goat and his greedy bastards to share. NDC foolish voters, you see how one fool as a leader can destroy a whole economy!!!!!

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• JOE 10 years ago

  GOOD JOB DONE

  GOOD JOB DONE

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• Palava 10 years ago

  Ghana is in shit with these guys in power. No brain to rescue this sinking boat. We are all in it together. Next people with vote wisely.

  Ghana is in shit with these guys in power. No brain to rescue this sinking boat. We are all in it together. Next people with vote wisely.

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• IVY 10 years ago

  EEEIIIIIII NPP WILL CRY AGAIN

  EEEIIIIIII NPP WILL CRY AGAIN

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• K Man 10 years ago

  You think this is just about NPP and NDC when will people like you realise that Ghana is more than 2 parties!!!
  
  This borrowing is putting Ghana in a serious financial instability. Assuming that the debt ratio is currently ...
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  You think this is just about NPP and NDC when will people like you realise that Ghana is more than 2 parties!!!
  
  This borrowing is putting Ghana in a serious financial instability. Assuming that the debt ratio is currently 72% (giving government the benefit of the serious doubt), what do you think it will be come end of this year and next year when in election year the coffers will be raided to fund election campaigning.
  
  Sometimes the small party line mentality of Ghanaians is beyond understanding. Some of you worry more about how your party will look then about what Ghana's future holds and taking politicians (of your own party or other parties) to task.

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• Kpogo 10 years ago

  fOOLS LIKE YOU SHOULD JUST WAIT. WHEN IT EXPLODES IN YOUR FACE, YOU REALISE YOUR STUPIDITY AND KNOW THAT YOU PRESIDENT ONLY HAS A HEAD AND THERE IS NO BRAIN IN IT. IT IS JUST A MOAATER OF TIME, NOT FAR AT ALL. REALITY WILL CL ...
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  fOOLS LIKE YOU SHOULD JUST WAIT. WHEN IT EXPLODES IN YOUR FACE, YOU REALISE YOUR STUPIDITY AND KNOW THAT YOU PRESIDENT ONLY HAS A HEAD AND THERE IS NO BRAIN IN IT. IT IS JUST A MOAATER OF TIME, NOT FAR AT ALL. REALITY WILL CLEAR YOUR EYES, SON OF A BITCH!!

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• Kwapps 10 years ago

  These people know nothing else other than borrowing, what is all the money being used for? The generation we leave behind will suffer long after these idiots have left the scene, take a note whether you are npp or ndc.

  These people know nothing else other than borrowing, what is all the money being used for? The generation we leave behind will suffer long after these idiots have left the scene, take a note whether you are npp or ndc.

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• Anti-NPP-NDC 10 years ago

  As a Ghanaian I have the right to reject both NDC and NPP if I so choose.
  However sadly I and my children will always be impacted by the actions of the government in power.
  
  What the current government is doing is just ...
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  As a Ghanaian I have the right to reject both NDC and NPP if I so choose.
  However sadly I and my children will always be impacted by the actions of the government in power.
  
  What the current government is doing is just borrowing all the money they can get to get enough money to win in 2016 and is not right.
  
  If HIPC is 70% indebtedness and we are already there why borrow again? Why? why? why?
  
  Watch the Cedi fall even further after 2016 after all the borrowing they intend to do and the money they "don't have" that they intend to borrow and spend

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• jOSIAH 10 years ago

  Fitch forecasts a fiscal deficit of 7.8% of GDP in 2015, slightly higher than the authorities' figures of 7.3%. However, a high degree of uncertainty remains ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections due by late 2016, ...
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  Fitch forecasts a fiscal deficit of 7.8% of GDP in 2015, slightly higher than the authorities' figures of 7.3%. However, a high degree of uncertainty remains ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections due by late 2016, which may see spending pressures re-emerge and fiscal consolidation go off track.
  
  Ghana's interest burden is highest of Fitch-rated sub-Saharan African sovereigns. Ghana's external position is vulnerable and its growth prospects have been undermined by its fiscal and external imbalances, the country's key rating weaknesses
  
  fOOLS CLAIMING AT THE TOP

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• TULA 10 years ago

  You can bet your mothers life on this ; that the NDC governments aim is to borrow and borrow ; share the cash and leave the debts for Ghanaians to pay after the 2016 ; Seth Terpkor ; Wampah ; Hahama ;Ato Forson; Mona Quartey ...
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  You can bet your mothers life on this ; that the NDC governments aim is to borrow and borrow ; share the cash and leave the debts for Ghanaians to pay after the 2016 ; Seth Terpkor ; Wampah ; Hahama ;Ato Forson; Mona Quartey will all take their share and disappear but the sad part is that Ghanaman will go and vote for the NDC because all they will give them is a bottle of coke ;rice and cows leg and genetals and a T-shirt to macth at rallies because Ghanaman does not realise the big Blackhoile bee dug for them.

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• Garbeben 10 years ago

  Here we go again! We spent on the last half of 2012, 4.5 billion dollars which was not backed by any work. This is the source of the economic problem we have Today , we are going to chop another cocoa loan apart from the one ...
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  Here we go again! We spent on the last half of 2012, 4.5 billion dollars which was not backed by any work. This is the source of the economic problem we have Today , we are going to chop another cocoa loan apart from the one we just collected (Eurobond). More and more loans, a perfect storm will develop which will blow us all away.

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