Mootingly moot IMF is not the reason

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• Gomido 1 month ago

  Thank you very much, Foh Senyo, for this clarification and education. Your last but one sentence sums up the whole article.'Defending pride instead of truth dissipates trust. INDEED! "We are proud Ghanaians, we won't go to th ...
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  Thank you very much, Foh Senyo, for this clarification and education. Your last but one sentence sums up the whole article.'Defending pride instead of truth dissipates trust. INDEED! "We are proud Ghanaians, we won't go to the IMF today, we won't go to the IMF tomorrow! This stupidity sent Ghana's economy from the hilltops to the ravine, with the resulting and devastating hardship to the citizens.

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• kk 1 month ago

  wonders shall never end.
  
  an expert entrepreneurship by political boot-licking now masquerading as an economic policy expert.
  
  this sleezeball Senyo Hosi manages to insert himself into the good side of every government t ...
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  wonders shall never end.
  
  an expert entrepreneurship by political boot-licking now masquerading as an economic policy expert.
  
  this sleezeball Senyo Hosi manages to insert himself into the good side of every government that comes in by becoming a cheerleader of the "let's crucify the previous government" movement. Whether NPP or NDC is in government, his playbook is the same. And he's done very well for himself doing this.
  
  But what is funny is this attempt to now cast himself as an economic policy analyst. Ghana is cheap paa. Our political discourse is also cheap.

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• H Aborbi 1 month ago

  Hurray!! I'm happy to see Ghanaian commentators using logic, theory and data to argue their viewpoint.

  Hurray!! I'm happy to see Ghanaian commentators using logic, theory and data to argue their viewpoint.

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