Mobile subscription rate slows

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• Modernist 11 years ago

  Any foreign direct investment in which foreigners compete with Ghanaians is not beneficial and must be totally eliminated.
  
  Any foreign investment in which foreigners buy foreign currency on the local market and transfer i ...
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  Any foreign direct investment in which foreigners compete with Ghanaians is not beneficial and must be totally eliminated.
  
  Any foreign investment in which foreigners buy foreign currency on the local market and transfer it out of the country is not beneficial and must be eliminated. It would affect our GDP and sovereign current account balance negatively
  
  Is the Governor of Bank of Ghana monitoring this?

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• CLEMENT ADJEI 11 years ago

  WhO IS GOING TO BE THE NEW CHAIRMAN OF NCA????

  WhO IS GOING TO BE THE NEW CHAIRMAN OF NCA????

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• NANA AKUFO MAHAMAH JOHN 11 years ago

  i have more than six 6 sim cards for many reasons.so the calculation is truly wrong.

  i have more than six 6 sim cards for many reasons.so the calculation is truly wrong.

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• Egya Blay 11 years ago

  Research and stop basing arguments on assumptions.

  Research and stop basing arguments on assumptions.

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• Abeeku Mensah 11 years ago

  Ghanaians and businesses in Ghana will learn the hard way. From day one I have railed against our insatiable appetite for folly and living large on earning fit for kenkey diet.
  Google and all these telecommunication giants i ...
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  Ghanaians and businesses in Ghana will learn the hard way. From day one I have railed against our insatiable appetite for folly and living large on earning fit for kenkey diet.
  Google and all these telecommunication giants in developed nations are not engaged in wired infrastructures because they love to throw money away but because wireless systems are only meant to supplement wired systems. In Ghana we chose to rush into mobile wireless technology because the fools who gave away Ghana Telecom to Vodafone did not know about technology neither did they understand upcoming advancement in technology.
  Just as there will never be wireless electricity delivery system, so it is that no business, city or nation can survive on a wireless system without land lines. We have not resolved the potential of unlimited bandwidth in wireless systems, full throttle for wireless deliveries; the only thing that is certain is land structures. Until we get back to basics and seriously provide fiber network systems along with electricity to every city and homes therein we will be just as limited with our development, employment and exports that drive upward economic activities. In short we will continue to be a beggar nation while we pretend to be making progress because someone told us Ghana is a far better democratic nation relative to SSA nations.

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