IMF hints at bailout renegotiation as it engages new gov’t in weeks

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• Benny 8 years ago

  Dear Ken:
  
  Kindly renegotiate to end the program and arrange to pay the facility off as soon as practicable. We have too much resources to be going back to them for crumps. Thanks

  Dear Ken:
  
  Kindly renegotiate to end the program and arrange to pay the facility off as soon as practicable. We have too much resources to be going back to them for crumps. Thanks

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• Kwame 8 years ago

  In which way did this IMF deal hurt Ghana?
  
  Or you are repeating what someone has said in another forum.

  In which way did this IMF deal hurt Ghana?
  
  Or you are repeating what someone has said in another forum.

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• Benny 8 years ago

  Mr. President,
  
  Kindly urge all your Ministers to read the following books below, so that they should be guided when engaging in foreign negotiations or contracts on behalf of the country. These books are on google in pdf f ...
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  Mr. President,
  
  Kindly urge all your Ministers to read the following books below, so that they should be guided when engaging in foreign negotiations or contracts on behalf of the country. These books are on google in pdf formats:"The New Confessions of Economic Hitman" by John Perkins and "The Looting Machine" by Tom Burgis.
  The contents of these books will make our fellow country men who are interested in rushing to the IMF and WB, for their crumps will think a second to not even conceive the idea to remember these global vampires again.If they love Ghana,then they should Stay away from them!!!!!!

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• Kwame 8 years ago

  So how did IMF hurt ghana by stabilizing cedi, by leading ghana towards inflation reduction path?
  
  The old government was NOT smart in actions to raise revenue and reduce spending. How is this the fault of IMF?

  So how did IMF hurt ghana by stabilizing cedi, by leading ghana towards inflation reduction path?
  
  The old government was NOT smart in actions to raise revenue and reduce spending. How is this the fault of IMF?

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• ABOAGYE 8 years ago

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  WORKER,
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  ARE (0540527508) YOU A STUDENT,GOVERNMENT
  WORKER,
  OR UNEMPLOYED LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS TO DO ON PART TIME / FULL TIME.
  CALLMR ABOAGYE NOW

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• Operation Run our own affairs. 8 years ago

  The IMF was in cahoots with a corrupt government to destroy Ghana. Ghana has the expertise to conduct our own fiscal and monetary policies to guide our economy. We do not need a corrupt institutions to guide us. Therefore, sh ...
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  The IMF was in cahoots with a corrupt government to destroy Ghana. Ghana has the expertise to conduct our own fiscal and monetary policies to guide our economy. We do not need a corrupt institutions to guide us. Therefore, show the IMF the exit door. Malaysia did and steered their economy successfully.

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• Rockefeller 8 years ago

  Where is black man's capabilities Kwame Nkrumah talks about? Ndc government has failed the nation woefully. How do we get out of this debt? We don't need imf to decide the destiny of this rich land of our birth.

  Where is black man's capabilities Kwame Nkrumah talks about? Ndc government has failed the nation woefully. How do we get out of this debt? We don't need imf to decide the destiny of this rich land of our birth.

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• Kaakie 8 years ago

  Yes! We can. Yes we can! That is the new spirit of mother Ghana. IMF should send their bulshit away. The New Finance minister should be bold and discuss these policies with the economists before entering into any of these dea ...
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  Yes! We can. Yes we can! That is the new spirit of mother Ghana. IMF should send their bulshit away. The New Finance minister should be bold and discuss these policies with the economists before entering into any of these deals the past gov't entered. There are countries we can look up to, which stood on their grounds to make their country a success. The oil industry of Ghana must be reviewed. The money is just going into individual pockets. I wish the Finance minister well, Prez Akuffo Addo well and citizens of mother Ghana.

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• Kwaa 8 years ago

  Why blame the IMF?Blame the corrupt politicians who have run this Country down.
  Remember the IMF didn't come to Ghana,Ghana went to the IMF.
  Let's all pray that with the wind of change blowing in Ghana,we shall have officia ...
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  Why blame the IMF?Blame the corrupt politicians who have run this Country down.
  Remember the IMF didn't come to Ghana,Ghana went to the IMF.
  Let's all pray that with the wind of change blowing in Ghana,we shall have officials who are less corrupt and shall put Ghana first,before their personal interest.

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• Hugo 8 years ago

  What is NPP doing with lmf...where's Bawumia the accounting magician.????

  What is NPP doing with lmf...where's Bawumia the accounting magician.????

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• ScHoly 8 years ago

  If the bailout was a good measure for us, how come we did not make the target set for us? So what is the assurance now that renegotiating will make us any better and help us attain the target. No need renegotiating. Better f ...
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  If the bailout was a good measure for us, how come we did not make the target set for us? So what is the assurance now that renegotiating will make us any better and help us attain the target. No need renegotiating. Better for us to be poor with open employment than for us to be poor with no open employment opportunities under IMF

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