Socialist Movement Ghana proposes sweeping reforms to liberate Ghana from 'neo-colonial' economy

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• Kwaku 1 year ago

  Congratulations to the producers of this document. I pray that in future the document would be more widely displayed in draft before the final publication. Some. Ore socialist princiles

  Congratulations to the producers of this document. I pray that in future the document would be more widely displayed in draft before the final publication. Some. Ore socialist princiles

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• Kwaku 1 year ago

  Some core socialist principles and their practical expressions in our nation are missing.

  Some core socialist principles and their practical expressions in our nation are missing.

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• Aziz 1 year ago

  Mr. Kwesi Prat, you seem to be an hypocrite when it comes to Ghana's Political and Economic Transformation and decision making process.
  You seem to be swayed in the political direction of this country any time we are ent ...
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  Mr. Kwesi Prat, you seem to be an hypocrite when it comes to Ghana's Political and Economic Transformation and decision making process.
  You seem to be swayed in the political direction of this country any time we are entering into the election year. YOU MUST CALL SPADE A SPADE.
  Ghana does not need neither NDC nor NPP to make our country realize its needs. They all come and make life in Ghana unbearable and other changes.
  It is time we moved from these two political parties in Ghana to make Ghana a real country as Dr. KWAME NKRUMAH envisaged. Ghana is yet to practice any real " PRACTICAL SOCIAL DEMOCRACY", and that is why any party who comes can not do the right thing, due to " MASS CORRUPTION " and other things always make our Goods and Services ( inflation ) go higher.
  So please Kwesi , re-position yourself very well in Ghana's Politicking.

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• Truth 1 year ago

  Let's talk about liberation form corruption and bad governance

  Let's talk about liberation form corruption and bad governance

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• Kobina Boafo 1 year ago

  The legendary Kwesi Pratt, still pushing buttons after all these years. I Salute you.

  The legendary Kwesi Pratt, still pushing buttons after all these years. I Salute you.

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