Bondholders' Action In Debt Exchange Program: A Call For Trustworthy Participation- Prof Gatsi
UCC's Dean of the School of Business has a message on the debt exchange program. On his Facebook page, Professor John Gartchie Gatsi made some profound recommendations on the subject. According to Professor Gatsi, the debt exchange program is a default announcement and a call for support to resolve the debt servicing burden by the government.
How well do you know Professor John Gartchie Gatsi - a chartered Economist and Barrister at UCC
One of the great and intelligent Professors of our time is Professor John Gartchie Gatsi. According to the UCC Staff directory, he joined the University of Cape Coast in 2007 as a lecturer in the then Department of Accounting and Finance. He became the first Head of Department of the newly created Department of Finance from August 2016 to July 2019.
Prof. Gatsi writes : The economy of Ghana was downgraded due to overall risk and lost of confidence
Kindly click on the +follow button to get more regular updates. We have always encouraged the academia to contribute knowledge to the industry in order to grow our economy. To bridge this gap, one of Ghana's passionate contributors to the socioeconomic development is Professor John Gatsi.
Pictures of Professor Gatsi on farm: Focus on Agriculture by planting instead of importing
For more news on daily basis, please click on the +follow button at the top right corner. It is usually said that , seeing is believing . There is another adage that says that leadership by example should be the way to go in every country. In a recent address by Professor John Gatsi on connect FM, he mentioned that the country is sadly drifting away from Agriculture even though the economy depends largely on our farm produce .
Just In: Professor John Gatsi provides an analytical view of recent happenings in Ghana
Please do your best to like this article and do not forget to click the +follow button to receive more exciting articles from JUKELAFRICA. Professor Gatsi on his Facebook page has written a letter to the world on Legal positivism, judicial decisions and fiscal policy implications: the 30th November , 2021 approval of the 2022 budget.
What Actually Is The Planting For Food & Jobs Supposed To Address - Prof Gatsi Asks
The president of the republic of Ghana, H.E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo prior to the 2016 general election promised some flagship programs and general electorate bought into the idea and voted for him during the December 7 polls. Among the flagship programs promised were Planting for Food and Jobs, Planting for Food and Export, Rearing for food and jobs, Rearing for food and Exports, Youth in Afforestation and so on and so forth.
Ethnic hatred are unleashed on others due to wickedness - Prof. Gatsi
The Dean of the University of Cape Coast Business School, Prof. John Gatsi has said "regional and ethnic hatred are unleashed on others because of wickedness and inability to appreciate the natural beauty of human diversity." According to Prof. Gatsi in a Facebook post, "the danger about ethnic discrimination (tribalism) is that the victims are made not to call it by its name and restrained to express themselves until it becomes corrosive." Sounding as though a victim recounting his experience, Prof Gatsi
Prof. Gatsi Tackles Dr Bawumia's Digitization Agenda; Says It is Not a Substitute For Unemployment
Dean of University of Cape Coast Business School, Professor John Gatsi has punched holes into the digitization agenda of government being led by the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia. The Vice President on Tuesday revealed the various interventions by goverment to transform the economy through digitization of the various sectors including health, agriculture, transport, education and finance.
Ghanaians praise Prof. Gatsi for promoting Agric: A very humble man-we believe you will deliver
Kindly click the +follow button to receive more updates from JUKELAFRICA . In a recent post by Professor John Gatsi on his Facebook page, he mentioned that the country is drifting away from Agriculture even though the economy depends largely on our farm produce . He encouraged Ghanaians to plant cassava instead of importing .Many Ghanaians have expressed satisfaction in his post as he usually adds his voice to socioeconomic discussions.
Ghana's Economic Growth Rate Likely To Be More Than Anticipated by IMF - Prof Gatsi.
The Dean of School of Business at the University of Cape Coast, Prof. John Gartchie Gatsi says Ghana’s economic growth may exceed the 0.9 growth rate anticipated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In its October 2020 World Economic Outlook report, the IMF forecasted a Gross Domestic Product growth rate of 0.9% for Ghana this year which is slightly below projections of the World Bank, Fitch Solutions and the Bank of Ghana. “Even though I do recall ,that all the stress that the economies went through
Prof. Gatsi agrees with the EIU report: "I'm not sure NPP can 'break the 8."
The Dean of Business School at the University of Cape Coast, Prof. John Gatsi says he doesn't know the decision New Patriotic Party (NPP) can accomplish its 'break the eight' plan. With President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo completing his second term on January 7, 2025, the NPP has set sight on breaking the eight-year electing cycle in government to clutch power.
Transport Fare Increment: It's A Welcoming News, Drivers Have Sacrificed For Long - Prof. John Gatsi
With effective 11th July 2020, Government has announced a nationwide transport fare increment of 15% in respect to the reduction of passengers in public transport in line with social distancing protocols as a means of averting and mitigating the effects of the deadly coronavirus pandemic. However, the dean of students at the school of business at the University of Cape Coast, Prof john Gatsi has opined that the decision is a welcoming news since it has been expected for some time now. He is of the view that
COVID 19: Unlocking of restrictions political and economically motivated - Prof Gatsi
Dean of the University of Cape Coast Business School, Prof. John Gatsi has scored that the unlocking of the partial ‘lock-down’ in the Greater Accra, Greater Kumasi, Tema and Kasoa areas, is largely influenced by some financial and economic, as well as political risks, that an extension of the restriction poses to the country. President Nana Addo yesterday, in a televised message, called off the ‘three weeks old’ partial lock-down of these communities. Government has since, been offering some social
Prof. John Gatsi - The Inflation rate is a response to shocks not mismanagement of the economy
Please click on the + follow button for more exciting articles on a daily basis. Professor John Gatsi has made some awesome points on Connect FM dialogue series . According to the Economist, he would not advise the government on whether to implement E-levy or to go to the IMF but he will prefer to ask the finance minister to exploit multiple revenue streams whilst making sure that there is a fairness principle behind the E-levy .
Professor Gatsi :IMF has been criticized but has provided policy interventions to Ghanaian Economy
The IMF over the years has been criticized for contributing to the economic management and governance of Ghana through many of its interventions. Despite the criticism, it is on record that the IMF has provided critical fiscal, balance of payment and policy interventions without which the Ghanaian economy would have suffered near collapse.
Prof. Gatsi calls on NDC to discuss the People’s Manifesto within the right context
The Dean of University of Cape Coast Business School, Prof. John Gatsi has called on the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to discuss their recently launched People's Manifesto for the Election 2020 in the right context. In an interview with Awake News, Prof. Gatsi, "There is a difference between a manifesto and a budget" and "You can only prepare a budget if you are given the legal mandate after an election to lead this country." "You don’t have the mandate to raise revenue and engage in any expenditure.