Strengthening the Ghanaian Cedi— Some Quick Fix Solutions

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• Fiifi 10 years ago

  WOW....oooo....WOW!One of the most refreshing contributions I've read !Very practical and innovative ideas! Are our so-called profs and Phd. taking any cue here or are they still recovering from convulsions they suffered alw ...
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  WOW....oooo....WOW!One of the most refreshing contributions I've read !Very practical and innovative ideas! Are our so-called profs and Phd. taking any cue here or are they still recovering from convulsions they suffered always criticising and attempting to condemn policies of the govt without giving any other alternatives("after table" profs and Phd holders-one one sometimes wonders where these people were awarded their titles). Mr Ajimah, where have you being hiding all this while, Ghana needs people of your calibre to really progress and go places! Thank you and more grease to your elbows !!!

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• KOO 10 years ago

  This a nice piece of work but how can this administration win the trust of Ghanaians in diaspora and ask them to save in Ghana?.Taking a look at what happened to those who saved in foreign currencies,no one in his right mind ...
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  This a nice piece of work but how can this administration win the trust of Ghanaians in diaspora and ask them to save in Ghana?.Taking a look at what happened to those who saved in foreign currencies,no one in his right mind will contemplate saving his foreign money in any Ghanaian bank.The option of increasing industrial output to shore up the economy is simply not being encouraged.The government has failed woefully over the last years to solve the electricity problem.The result is stagnation and decline in productivity.Where is the way forward?.

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• DannYleck 10 years ago

  nice Thoughts. A second look at the diaspora bond by policymakers is required.

  nice Thoughts. A second look at the diaspora bond by policymakers is required.

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