MCA funds to trickle in next 60 days - U.S Ambassador

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• Joey Boy 9 years ago

  How I wish the Americans would strictly supervise how this money is going to be spent.

  How I wish the Americans would strictly supervise how this money is going to be spent.

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• Kofi Virginia 9 years ago

  MCC programs have a high degree of transparency.

  MCC programs have a high degree of transparency.

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• PrayForGH 9 years ago

  You're right. Let's hope not....useless leaders.

  You're right. Let's hope not....useless leaders.

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• inercycl 9 years ago

  Hope it's not the idea.In the 90's when the NDC requested funding for a national theatre from the Chinese, they did not refuse.They just built it themselves for Ghana, close to the former US embassy building. We are paying ba ...
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  Hope it's not the idea.In the 90's when the NDC requested funding for a national theatre from the Chinese, they did not refuse.They just built it themselves for Ghana, close to the former US embassy building. We are paying back the Chinese and there is proof for it!

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• Martin 9 years ago

  It is about time that developed countries stopped sending foreign aid to developing countries. There's no reason why a country like Ghana, with its abundance of natural resources cannot fund its own developmental projects. Ha ...
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  It is about time that developed countries stopped sending foreign aid to developing countries. There's no reason why a country like Ghana, with its abundance of natural resources cannot fund its own developmental projects. Hard-working and tax-paying Americans are electricity to lazy and unproductive Ghanaians, who see nothing wrong with encouraging their leaders to go begging for funds from the developed countries. For example, a small country like Norway, with a population of about 4 million, has funded and given aid to Ghana, with its population of 28 million.The Ghanaian culture and traditions breed freeloaders who are aversed to paying for services they enjoy. Hard work is the foundation that these developed countries were built upon. As long Ghanaians lack the work ethic and ethos necessary to build a sustainable country, they will continue to rely on the developed countries for largess.

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• obi 9 years ago

  you said it as if it going to be free

  you said it as if it going to be free

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