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Monday, September 13, 2010
Ghana not too conducive for business - WEF
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1 comment:
Were we expecting a good performance when nothing is being done to in the country in that direction? Can someone tell me which of the ministries in the country is performing? How many of the many radio discussions is focused on the economy? Politics seems to have eaten the better part of Ghanaians. Nothing apart from politics (NDC and NPP) is discussed in the country. Any sign that we will do better next year? I doubt it. It is a disgrace and shameful that we are retrogressing as a nation. Who will invest his money in a country where the Chairman of the ruling government wants to clean up the judiciary? Who will invest his money in a country where the footsoldiers are threatening mayhem? Ghana is the only country I know where the leaders are not serious about anything except politics. I sometimes laugh when I listen to some of the unintelligent analysis and arguments made on some of the radio stations. We are not going to go anywhere unless we change the unfruitful and baseless arguments that dominate our media.
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