Price hikes could test deregulation …will Ghana be ready?

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• Joe Turkey 10 years ago

  It is ironic that the people who were on the streets few decades ago forcing down "controoooo" (that's how my grandmother called it) are now apostles of free market and deregulation. See how the NDC and its predecessors pulle ...
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  It is ironic that the people who were on the streets few decades ago forcing down "controoooo" (that's how my grandmother called it) are now apostles of free market and deregulation. See how the NDC and its predecessors pulled us back with expensive experiments that came only from the small mind of Jerry Rawlings and his so-called revolutionaries.

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• Baba 10 years ago

  What do you want them to do tell us

  What do you want them to do tell us

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• teddyboat 10 years ago

  Too much talking yet little is done.your government had been the luckiest I'm everything yet you are the super worse in governing in the whole of Africa. Just shut up and clear from our eyes.thieves

  Too much talking yet little is done.your government had been the luckiest I'm everything yet you are the super worse in governing in the whole of Africa. Just shut up and clear from our eyes.thieves

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• techiman 10 years ago

  What a false article - are not we told that the BOST's are owed billions of cedis and this is why the NPA cannot reduce the price of petrol in ghana and second we were /are told that TOR owws something like US$300 million and ...
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  What a false article - are not we told that the BOST's are owed billions of cedis and this is why the NPA cannot reduce the price of petrol in ghana and second we were /are told that TOR owws something like US$300 million and thi is having an affect on the country's ability to refine and produce its own petroluem products rather than importing it - why is it that in Ghana noone tells the truth- just pure unadulteratewd lies and we say we are thge black star of africa !! we are dumb and th corrutpion everywhere in ghana is slowly but surely killing the country - oh by the way Uganda has a far more regulated and transparent oil industry than Ghana for example where is the oil mney in ghana going to? where is it being invested in? what is the hedging the govt was referring to and is this affecting the oil we are exporting and why are we getting 12% royalty for oil when UGANDA and Musuveni are getting 40%?? this shows in GHana our leaders are fools and why we have to stop this election thing every 4 years as it dies not bring stability to the country

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• techiman 10 years ago

  AND NOW HE HAS ADMITTED TO THE FRENCH PRESIDENT HOLANDE THAT WE GOR NO POWER - SI I THOUGHT THE GAS WAS GOING THROUGHT THE WEST AFRICAN GAS PIPELINES AND THAT THE ATUABO PLANT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE PRODUCING ENERGY FOR OUR GAS T ...
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  AND NOW HE HAS ADMITTED TO THE FRENCH PRESIDENT HOLANDE THAT WE GOR NO POWER - SI I THOUGHT THE GAS WAS GOING THROUGHT THE WEST AFRICAN GAS PIPELINES AND THAT THE ATUABO PLANT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE PRODUCING ENERGY FOR OUR GAS TO SUPPLY OUR TURBINES TO GIVE US POWER, MR PRESIDENT SO HOW COME YOU TOLD HOLLNDE THAT WE IN GHANA GOT NO POWER!!! UMMMM ASEM SEBE!! I SMELL SOMETHING!! ENYE KRAA!! EEHH MAHAMA ENE NDC ABAN,

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