Ghana’s growth to rebound in 2016 - IMF

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• Otumfuo 9 years ago

  you listen to the white man at your peril - in just another article some few hours ago, the very same IMF said that Ghana's economy will struggle in 2016 due to lack of revenues due to falling global commodity prices and othe ...
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  you listen to the white man at your peril - in just another article some few hours ago, the very same IMF said that Ghana's economy will struggle in 2016 due to lack of revenues due to falling global commodity prices and other external factors - this same IMF told Kufuor in 2001 that Ghana was bankrupt and he had to borrow from them, before that the IMF told rawlings that in 1983 Ghana was broke and that it had to follow IMF programmes like the so-called Structural Adjustment Program (SAP) and the so-called Economic Recovery Program (ERP)and this led to more than 400,000 Ghanaians lost thier jobs and decimated our agriculture and manufacturing sectors - again in 2009 the same IMF told Atta-Mills that Ghana was broke and that is why in 2009 february he went to the IMF to borrow money andone of the conditions for getting that money was a freeze on public sectorr recruitment - now IMF says ghana growth to rebound knowing that our currency is weak, knowing that commodity prices will remain low giving ghana less revenue, knowing that there are external shocks that will hurt the ghanian economy such as a raise in US and UK and European Central Bank interest rates - So why after all the lies of the IMF should we beleive them!!!!think about it!!

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• Mahmoud 9 years ago

  Mahama and his quack socialists have again failed to improve the economy despite the unprecedented high oil revenues, high commodity prices and more than 37 billion dollars borrowed by the NDC so far to land the country in an ...
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  Mahama and his quack socialists have again failed to improve the economy despite the unprecedented high oil revenues, high commodity prices and more than 37 billion dollars borrowed by the NDC so far to land the country in another HIPC. We wonder how they are going to account for all the amounts because; the so-called development projects and services they claim to have provided don't match the huge amounts received by the administration. Worse of all, Ghanaians are going through unprecedented hardship comparable only to the period of PNDC's Rawlings Chain.

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• BEN PAUL. 9 years ago

  These people have double tongue in their mouth, as they leave elsewhere so they think we should also leave here but its culture. But we have to blame ourselves as we like abrokyea goods, its part of our down fall even tooth p ...
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  These people have double tongue in their mouth, as they leave elsewhere so they think we should also leave here but its culture. But we have to blame ourselves as we like abrokyea goods, its part of our down fall even tooth pick from abrokyea how come GHANA

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• Daavi 9 years ago

  STOP FOOLING GHANA

  STOP FOOLING GHANA

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• Bugli 9 years ago

  Good news for Ghana. JM all the way

  Good news for Ghana. JM all the way

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• No more voting for npp. Now for Maham 9 years ago

  Otumfuo,Ben four and daavi, you are all enemies of progress. You guys with your your cronies think we don't know you have all been employed being paid by the npp ad watch dogs to make sure all good comments made in support of ...
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  Otumfuo,Ben four and daavi, you are all enemies of progress. You guys with your your cronies think we don't know you have all been employed being paid by the npp ad watch dogs to make sure all good comments made in support of government's good works are never regarded. We are mobilizing massive votes from over 1000 Ghanaians in South Africa and for this guy Mahama, as we have seen all great works he has done within this short period of time. I have news for you evil workers of npp: we have all agreed and decided to contribute to the transportation of all mahama voters here in SA on he D-day, because no civil party will result into severe insults, blackmail, threatening, scaring and hiding behind the truth just to win power. We are now tired and disappointed for these strategies the npp we have been following and voted for, for years is using. We will rather wait for Alan K.

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