Reform Ghana's Utility Companies Now

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• Objective 12 years ago

  Your are damn right! We should begin by probing the cost of VRA thermal plants. Cost of Takoradi Plant 3 inflated calously.

  Your are damn right! We should begin by probing the cost of VRA thermal plants. Cost of Takoradi Plant 3 inflated calously.

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• Anokwale 12 years ago

  As people continue to hope against hope that the government will provide electricity, they will continue to face disappointment. Time to get into solar. VRA, Gridco, ECG will continue to disappoint.

  As people continue to hope against hope that the government will provide electricity, they will continue to face disappointment. Time to get into solar. VRA, Gridco, ECG will continue to disappoint.

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• CITIZEN ONE 12 years ago

  I completely agree with your argument, and think it is ideal. Ghana indeed is 56 years old, and I am certain you have lived through many administrations as well. I only hope that this is not the first time you have brought up ...
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  I completely agree with your argument, and think it is ideal. Ghana indeed is 56 years old, and I am certain you have lived through many administrations as well. I only hope that this is not the first time you have brought up such an argument. Suffice to say that Ghanaians never listen to wisdom, if indeed this article is not politically motivated then, I commend you for your thoughts. If not you don't want to know what I'd say about you. Good day!

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• JOHN DADZIE 12 years ago

  I'm surprised that you inject politics in an issue that strikes at the very core of Ghana's economic development. Ghanaians shamelessly and,perhaps,ignorantly have come to accept these frequent and unwholesome power outages a ...
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  I'm surprised that you inject politics in an issue that strikes at the very core of Ghana's economic development. Ghanaians shamelessly and,perhaps,ignorantly have come to accept these frequent and unwholesome power outages and water shortages as the norm.
  I hope Ghanaians would start fighting for these rights that define their survival-rights that have no political boundaries.

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• Asantehene 12 years ago

  This idea is a smart one, more it should not be Npp , Ndc issue , politics won't help our utility system. The problem the nation is facing is real and u haven hitten the nail on the button . Wish they will listen or even read ...
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  This idea is a smart one, more it should not be Npp , Ndc issue , politics won't help our utility system. The problem the nation is facing is real and u haven hitten the nail on the button . Wish they will listen or even read it. Well done

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