Is Ghana’s Debt Stock Sustainable?

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• DAN 12 years ago

  020-261-5725...text him anytime of day...he waits at la or bojo beach for white tourist to fill his anus with semen!

  020-261-5725...text him anytime of day...he waits at la or bojo beach for white tourist to fill his anus with semen!

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• OGYANI 12 years ago

  VERY SENSIBLE AND WELL WRITTEN.MORE GREASE TO YOUR ELBOW KWESI.

  VERY SENSIBLE AND WELL WRITTEN.MORE GREASE TO YOUR ELBOW KWESI.

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• Kwesi Atta Sakyi 12 years ago

  Bro Dan, thank you for your positive feedback. I think that is my own small way of contributing to the development of our beloved Ghana. God bless you.

  Bro Dan, thank you for your positive feedback. I think that is my own small way of contributing to the development of our beloved Ghana. God bless you.

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• Kwesi Atta Sakyi 12 years ago

  Sorry to OGYANI and Not Dan.

  Sorry to OGYANI and Not Dan.

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• Kobena 12 years ago

  "Our parliament is doing a commendable job in this wise."
  
  Kwesi,
  This is an excellent piece, but you spoilt it for me with the above sentence. It is precisely because our Parliament has shirked its responsibility that bor ...
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  "Our parliament is doing a commendable job in this wise."
  
  Kwesi,
  This is an excellent piece, but you spoilt it for me with the above sentence. It is precisely because our Parliament has shirked its responsibility that borrowing has gone hay wire and the economy is in a coma at the moment.
  
  Over the past twenty years, every ruling party has used its majority in Parliament to scupper debate on the plain daylight robbery that government departments and other para-statals have perpetuated on the people of Ghana, as detailed annually by the Auditor-General.
  
  Just imagine, last year the government over-spent its own budget by over 8 billion cedis. The Presidency alone over-spent by 600 million cedis. To date, not a single individual or institution has been sanctioned or even interrogated for this clear breach of the Constitution. It is almost certain that 2013 will experience another illegal over-spend.
  
  What we need is for all of us to support NGOs like IMANI, who point out crooked dealings in Ghana and to make sure that our Parliamentarians work for the people of Ghana and not to go and collect cheap Chinese mobile phones and approve dubious Chinese contracts!

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• OKOE 12 years ago

  YOUR PIECE IS RIGHT ON. THE BORROWING IS POLITICALLY MOTIVATED AND A CONDUIT FOR CORRUPTION. WE MUST LIVE WITHIN OUR MEANS. OUR POLITICIANS MUST REMEMBER THAT NOBODY RESPECTS BORROWERS LIVING BEYOND THEIR MEANS. PPP IS NOT AS ...
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  YOUR PIECE IS RIGHT ON. THE BORROWING IS POLITICALLY MOTIVATED AND A CONDUIT FOR CORRUPTION. WE MUST LIVE WITHIN OUR MEANS. OUR POLITICIANS MUST REMEMBER THAT NOBODY RESPECTS BORROWERS LIVING BEYOND THEIR MEANS. PPP IS NOT AS SIMPLE TO IMPLEMENT AS THE NAME IMPLIES. I AM IN PROVIDING INFRASTRUCTURE AND KNOW THE INHERENT DANGERS IN ITS IMPLEMENTATION.

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• Whatever 12 years ago

  Thought-provoking

  Thought-provoking

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