JoyNews held a National Dialogue tonight on the critical question — "What To Do With ECG?" — as frustrations mount over persistent power sector challenges.
The programme came at a time when the company was burdened with huge debt, and there are moves by the government to privatise portions of its operations amid concerns about inefficiencies in the company's operations.
Stakeholders, industry experts, and policymakers came together to deliberate on the future of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) and explore possible solutions to Ghana’s recurring power challenges.
Catch the conversation live on JoyNews TV, Joy 99.7 FM, and across digital platforms.
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