Gov't borrows GHC6.2bn more in just 3 months

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• Yellow man 9 years ago

  Am very surprised that no comments are made concerning this sensitive issue of this govt insatiable appetite for borrowing.This govt has no intention of slowing down on their quest to run this country into a financial calamit ...
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  Am very surprised that no comments are made concerning this sensitive issue of this govt insatiable appetite for borrowing.This govt has no intention of slowing down on their quest to run this country into a financial calamity.It seems their mission is to see it that our children children coming will still be saddled with this enormous bill.I have always proposed a committee appointed by parliament to see to the day to day expenditure and borrowing of the govt.This committee will police the financial irregularities that has permeated into this government's psyche.I will state it categorically that there should be a cap on govt expenditure and borrowing every fiscal year because that is one of the requirements from the IMF.What is killing me most is the simple apathy that the young generation is showing towards this atrocities.

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• GUTTER JOURNALISM 9 years ago

  keep on borrowing . We need to build more flyovers, interchanges,build roads, hospitals, schools, ICT centers and stadia.

  keep on borrowing . We need to build more flyovers, interchanges,build roads, hospitals, schools, ICT centers and stadia.

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• Johnson 9 years ago

  Is it to buy toffees? Npp should stop this crab attitude. We are doing port expansion and rail lines and interchange and schools and gas and closing lavendar hill. JM and NDC is the best! JM toaso

  Is it to buy toffees? Npp should stop this crab attitude. We are doing port expansion and rail lines and interchange and schools and gas and closing lavendar hill. JM and NDC is the best! JM toaso

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• Barth plange 9 years ago

  So they are trying to tell us that Ghana cannot generate such money internally and always borrowing... Ghanaian leaders why

  So they are trying to tell us that Ghana cannot generate such money internally and always borrowing... Ghanaian leaders why

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• Sankofa 9 years ago

  ISSER, what is wrong with borrowing to invest in productive ventures - harbours, railways, airports, schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, interchanges etc?
  
  Is the size of our national debt stock the only economic considerat ...
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  ISSER, what is wrong with borrowing to invest in productive ventures - harbours, railways, airports, schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, interchanges etc?
  
  Is the size of our national debt stock the only economic consideration?

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