Bright-simons

Bright Simons: Is the World Bank saving or harming Ghana?

Bright Simons: Power has gone into their heads

Bright Simons: The owners of Ghana Card come swinging

Bright Simons: Ghana’s recovery faces off with “uncertainty apathy”

Bright Simons: Politically exposed money movers upset Ghanaians on social media

Bright Simons’ full argument against Agyapa Deal

Government must tell us that it has stopped pursuing Agyapa – Bright Simons

Bright Simons: What is ‘State Enchantment’?

Bright Simons: Abusing truth in Ghana’s lithium deal

What Cheddar’s ‘scraps to riches’ story says about Ghana

Bright Simons: Africa’s ‘Risk premium” is a ‘Tycoon tax’

Ghana’s billion-dollar ‘Timber merchant’ deal to protect taxes

Bright Simons: Abusing truth in Ghana’s Lithium deal

Bright Simons: Why Ghana’s first Lithium agreement shouldn’t be ratified as is

Lithium deal: 10% royalty rate not the most generous – Bright Simons to Lands Minister

Lithium Deal: It is too early to be celebrating – Bright Simons to MIIF

Lithium agreement too simplistic – Bright Simons

Bright Simons: Ghana Card and credit scoring: A mess turns surreal

Apologise to Bawumia for your misleading comments on credit scoring system in Ghana – Gideon Boako to IMANI Africa

Bright Simons: Does Ghana have a ‘Credit scoring’ system?

Bright Simons: Google came to Ghana, what happened?

Bright Simons: Vice President Bawumia has a date with destiny

BoG losses so astronomical it can’t be compared – Bright Simons

New BoG complex too big, too expensive and yet inferior – Bright Simons

Bright Simons: The shadowy forces haunting Ghanaian industrialisation

Bright Simons: How the ‘Trade Fair’ sums up Ghana’s problems

NPP is losing members of its core base – Bright Simons

TOR-Torrentco partnership borne out of strategic incompetence – Bright Simons

‘If they knew what to do, they wouldn’t be in the ditch they’re in’ – Bright Simons responds to TOR Senior Staff Union

Bright Simons: Chasing shadows in Ghana’s murky oil refinery deal

A Nation That Begs: About $6 billion was freed up for Ghana under the HIPC program

Ghana’s IMF Board approval: experts doubt approval timeline of May 17

Bright Simons: A new development bank in Ghana raises old issues

“It’s the Season of Sorrow for Ghana’s banks”; banks to pay 5% tax on PBT – Bright Simons

Bright Simons: The old arguments for debt cancellation in Africa no longer apply

DDEP: Government’s 85% participation rate does not reflect reality of Ghana’s debt crisis – Bright Simons

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