economic woes

People Are Doing Things To Tarnish The Gov’t’s Image- Patrick Awuku Reacts To Fitch’s Report
07 Nov

People Are Doing Things To Tarnish The Gov’t’s Image- Patrick Awuku Reacts To Fitch’s Report

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A regional communicator for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Patrick Yaw Awuku, has asserted that there are people who are only working and doing things to tarnish the image of the ruling government. This comes on the back of recent downgrading by Fitch. Speaking to Kwaku Dawuro on Movement in the morning show on Wontumi Radio/Movement TV, he said that "why should we be in our country and allow some people to say things for us to be worried. I get so worried, when we take corruption perception index seriously, which are not backed with evidence but with perception. I…
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Tread Cautiously- Ben Banda Advises NPP MPs Who Want Ofori Atta Sacked
27 Oct

Tread Cautiously- Ben Banda Advises NPP MPs Who Want Ofori Atta Sacked

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National Coordinator for Zongo Development, Ben Abdallah Banda has advised the NPP Members of Parliament to tread cautiously, with regards to their demand for the sacking of Finance Minister, Ken Ofori Atta. According to him, this is an internal brawl and therefore they must exercise patience in order not for it to affect the fortunes of the party in the 2024 elections. Speaking to Kwaku Dawuro on Movement in the morning show on Wontumi Radio/Movement TV, the former Lawmaker said that " We should all exercise patience- the President has met with the MPs and there've been some conversations. Moreover,…
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Ghanaians Partly To Be Blamed For Economic Woes- Patrick Awuku
10 Oct

Ghanaians Partly To Be Blamed For Economic Woes- Patrick Awuku

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A communicator of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Patrick Awuku has partly blamed the citizenry on the current economic woes. According to him, Ghana is about an eighty per cent import driven country and therefore a high dependency on the foreign currencies. "This is the government that thinks about the wellbeing of its citizens and hence, during the outbreak of COVID-19 and its restriction, it made provisions to cater for the livelihood of its citizenry. So how would such a government do things that will disrupt all the progress it has made? But there are things we need to relook…
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