$2bn bond: Government searches for transaction advisor

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Yaw Yeboah 8 years ago

I am pleased that the Finance Minister is not allowing the investigations by CHRAG & the S.E.C. to deflect him from his job. It is important that he finds effective solutions to tackle the Energy debts & numerous loans left b ...
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I am pleased that the Finance Minister is not allowing the investigations by CHRAG & the S.E.C. to deflect him from his job. It is important that he finds effective solutions to tackle the Energy debts & numerous loans left by the NDC Govt. If this means issuing Bonds, to refinance previous loan agreements & debts owed to the Energy Sector & Commercial Banks, then please go ahead Mr Finance Minister.
GLORY 8 years ago

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I AM 8 years ago

Who advised the thief finance minister when he issued the $2.25 Euro bond?

Who advised the thief finance minister when he issued the $2.25 Euro bond?
Kb 8 years ago

Where are the advisers for the previous 2.5 billion bond?This goes to show that the previous? transaction was shrouded in secrecy

Where are the advisers for the previous 2.5 billion bond?This goes to show that the previous? transaction was shrouded in secrecy
SANTROFI 8 years ago

What is wrong with Ghana leaders at all?

What happened to the numerous natural resources at Ghana's disposal.

Learning from the success stories of the oil-rich Arab GCC countries is a no-brainer - they manage their reso ...
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What is wrong with Ghana leaders at all?

What happened to the numerous natural resources at Ghana's disposal.

Learning from the success stories of the oil-rich Arab GCC countries is a no-brainer - they manage their resources well with common sense knowing they have only two - oil and natural gas which are depleting fast, so they add value to them, devoid of IMF borrowing AND OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.
Oware 8 years ago

Asked again Santrofi!!!

Asked again Santrofi!!!
Oware 8 years ago

Were they not the ones that were going round the country and telling Ghanaian that there's a lot of money in the country? We were told there's oil money so Mahama and NDC should stop borrowing? Bawumia said the NDC government ...
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Were they not the ones that were going round the country and telling Ghanaian that there's a lot of money in the country? We were told there's oil money so Mahama and NDC should stop borrowing? Bawumia said the NDC government can not borrow it's way out of the economic crisis, so what heck is he going to say now?
Chance is here!!!
Musa Red 8 years ago

These energy debts have been there for long. ND C left no debts, masa. The same system being used was exactly what Seth Terkpe was doing.We were told these debts weren't sustainable and that it was mismanagement. That the NPP ...
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These energy debts have been there for long. ND C left no debts, masa. The same system being used was exactly what Seth Terkpe was doing.We were told these debts weren't sustainable and that it was mismanagement. That the NPP wasn't going to borrow. What's all this borrow-borrow for? It's easy to criticize when in opposition but in less than six months we are borrowing so much. We're hitting 10billion. Eeiii NPP paaa. Tweaa!
clem 8 years ago

If GoG borrows through bond to pay the debt it still owes, at least the capital and interest at the bond rate. It must pay one day; 15 yrs or more. The debt is still there.

What is the difference in interest? How much is b ...
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If GoG borrows through bond to pay the debt it still owes, at least the capital and interest at the bond rate. It must pay one day; 15 yrs or more. The debt is still there.

What is the difference in interest? How much is being saved through this? How much will the adviser cost Ghana?
Tutugyagu 8 years ago

Please don't push this conflict of interest thing involving the Finance Minister. Investigate him thoroughly.

Please don't push this conflict of interest thing involving the Finance Minister. Investigate him thoroughly.

kkk 8 years ago

so no competent person among them after all? where's Bawumia he can't advise them?

so no competent person among them after all? where's Bawumia he can't advise them?
Akosua 8 years ago

Hahahaaaaa

Hahahaaaaa
Akora 8 years ago

Nsem pii

Nsem pii

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