Cash Transactions and Corruption: The need for a cashless economy in Ghana and Africa

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• Nana K 10 months ago

  Very good observation and proposed solutions. That is constructive criticism at its Best !
  However , I am seeing only Pro's , expertly presented.
  
  I am missing the Con's here, namely the high risk of abusive governmental c ...
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  Very good observation and proposed solutions. That is constructive criticism at its Best !
  However , I am seeing only Pro's , expertly presented.
  
  I am missing the Con's here, namely the high risk of abusive governmental control over divergent individuals. As in "You don't obey us, your bank account or MoMo is blocked, go beg for food tomorrow"
  There are more concerns, like the ever present incidence of human failures at financial institutions.
  
  
  The availability of cash for small ttransactions is a liberty I will not let anyone take away from me.
  
  A little cash in my pocketalso meansa little individual freedom to me!

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• Ebenezer Kyei 10 months ago

  The Question is will the leaders accept this laudable initiative. The answer is a big NO because they will be exposed by the data in terms they want to take bribe.
  This is the second time I'm reading an article from this Ma ...
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  The Question is will the leaders accept this laudable initiative. The answer is a big NO because they will be exposed by the data in terms they want to take bribe.
  This is the second time I'm reading an article from this Man and I think he should be writing more

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• Emmanuel Ansah Tawiah 10 months ago

  This is the kind of people we should cast our votes for them to represent us in Parliament and make laws that will benefit their constituents and Ghana as a whole.
  I have been reading over and over again.
  Dear Author, Pls ...
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  This is the kind of people we should cast our votes for them to represent us in Parliament and make laws that will benefit their constituents and Ghana as a whole.
  I have been reading over and over again.
  Dear Author, Pls I will plead with you to keep on writing articles like for our leaders to see how they are failing our dear nation

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