Gov’t misses interest expense target

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• Ewurade Kasa 9 years ago

  You can never borrow your way out of poverty. It is about time Ghana and its policy makers start to look at ways to generate funds locally to meet its developmental needs instead of excessive borrowing.

  You can never borrow your way out of poverty. It is about time Ghana and its policy makers start to look at ways to generate funds locally to meet its developmental needs instead of excessive borrowing.

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• Rocky - Tamale 9 years ago

  This man is putting us into trouble than any other finance minister we ever had.

  This man is putting us into trouble than any other finance minister we ever had.

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• KOO 9 years ago

  The financial problems of Ghana is the result of excessive borrowing by the Mahama administration.It is only a fool who thinks he can finance everything with borrowed money.Ghana is now seen (financially) as a junk state and ...
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  The financial problems of Ghana is the result of excessive borrowing by the Mahama administration.It is only a fool who thinks he can finance everything with borrowed money.Ghana is now seen (financially) as a junk state and therefore has to pay exorbitant interest on our loans.We have now reached a point where paying interests on the numerous loans have become a problem let alone the capital.The government is leading the whole nation to the abyss.

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• KWASHIE ADJAH 9 years ago

  ALL THAT JIHADI JOHN MAHAMA AND HIS NDC PARTY DOES IS BORROW HUGE SUMS OF MONEY TO CHOP, THROUGH BLOATED CONTRACTS, PLAIN STEALING AND CORRUPTION AND THEN BORROW HUGE SUMS OF MONEY TO PAY INTEREST ON THE HUGE LOANS. THAT IS W ...
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  ALL THAT JIHADI JOHN MAHAMA AND HIS NDC PARTY DOES IS BORROW HUGE SUMS OF MONEY TO CHOP, THROUGH BLOATED CONTRACTS, PLAIN STEALING AND CORRUPTION AND THEN BORROW HUGE SUMS OF MONEY TO PAY INTEREST ON THE HUGE LOANS. THAT IS WHY GHANA IS IN DEEP FINANCIAL TROUBLE. UNTIL THESE NDC THIEVES ARE VOTED OUT OF POWER, GHANA WILL CONTINUE TO SUFFER.

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