Government's ban on procurement killing business - Report

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• Lamptey 8 years ago

  What exactly is the Hearald trying to say?
  
  Why didn't the Herald make a similar complaint when Corrupt John Mahama/NDC was in power?
  
  By your own words, the MOST projects have not been completed so why are you calling fo ...
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  What exactly is the Hearald trying to say?
  
  Why didn't the Herald make a similar complaint when Corrupt John Mahama/NDC was in power?
  
  By your own words, the MOST projects have not been completed so why are you calling for payments?
  
  Just read the following paragraphs from the article and any rational person whether the journalist knows what he/she is doing?
  
  The agony is compounded by the refusal of the government to settle arrears owed them for contracts executed under the John Mahama administration, but payments were not made.
  
  There have been complaints from both local and foreign entities about one project or the other with the state.
  
  These include, road contractors, suppliers and those working on some of the hospitals, airports and other projects, started by the Mahama government.
  
  Most of these projects, are at standstill and without clear direction as to when work will resume.

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• Concern citizen 8 years ago

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