'Convert Accra's 4,400 tonnes of daily waste into fertiliser' - Expert urges government

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Thinking School 1 week ago

Africa's Favorite Professor Mr Lumumba/ In A Presentation How Africans Have Come To Hold The Opinion That Their Former Colonial Masters Have A Divine Right To Order Them About &Africans Also Have The Divine Right To Listen &A ...
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Africa's Favorite Professor Mr Lumumba/ In A Presentation How Africans Have Come To Hold The Opinion That Their Former Colonial Masters Have A Divine Right To Order Them About &Africans Also Have The Divine Right To Listen &Act On The Orders
Thinking School 1 week ago

And It Seems African Politicians Have Borrowed A Cue/ From The Former Colonial Authoritys Has Have Construed/Corrupted The Social Contract Between Them &The Ordinary Ghanaian/African/ To Take After The Master/Servant Type Of ...
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And It Seems African Politicians Have Borrowed A Cue/ From The Former Colonial Authoritys Has Have Construed/Corrupted The Social Contract Between Them &The Ordinary Ghanaian/African/ To Take After The Master/Servant Type Of Relationship The Colonial Authorities Practices With The Native/Indigenous People
Mark My Words 1 week ago

Mr.so-called expert, why don't you do it yourself instead blowing hot air into our faces?

Mr.so-called expert, why don't you do it yourself instead blowing hot air into our faces?
Psd 1 week ago

This is exactly my question and worry. Our experts are booklong theory experts. They can't translate their expertise into solving the problems they are said to have expertise in. So, who should do that? Those with no expertis ...
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This is exactly my question and worry. Our experts are booklong theory experts. They can't translate their expertise into solving the problems they are said to have expertise in. So, who should do that? Those with no expertise! And we expect the problems to be solved...hmmmm
Thinking School 1 week ago

The Social Contract Ghana's Foremost President Presented To Gold Coasters/Ghanaians At The Old Polo Grounds At The Dawn Of Ghana's In/Dependence Was That

The Social Contract Ghana's Foremost President Presented To Gold Coasters/Ghanaians At The Old Polo Grounds At The Dawn Of Ghana's In/Dependence Was That
Thinking School 1 week ago

The Gold Coast/Ghana Was Embarking On A Journey To Achieve Economic Development

The Gold Coast/Ghana Was Embarking On A Journey To Achieve Economic Development
Bitter truth 1 week ago

@thinking school, Gold Coast/ modern day Ghana has failed woefully..it was trying to achieve economic development under Kwame Nkrumah but after him, there has not been any positive economic reforms, so meaning the country has ...
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@thinking school, Gold Coast/ modern day Ghana has failed woefully..it was trying to achieve economic development under Kwame Nkrumah but after him, there has not been any positive economic reforms, so meaning the country has failed in most economic aspects..enough of this self gratification..Ghana as a country has failed..the more u tour the country, the more u find deeper meanings into why the country has failed woefully..we need a new set of politicians with developmental mindset that will be on top of issues when it arises..politicians that will not sit in air condition offfices and dont even know what’s happening in their constituency..politicians that will be working with their constituents to fix their roads as Deon as it’s gets bad..as it stands, the country has failed, now the question is how to get out of this mess..
Thinking School 1 week ago

And To Be Able To Do This/ Government On One Hand Will Assume A Set Of Responsibilitys And The People On The Other Hand Also Have Their Own Set Of Responsibilitys And Together Government And The People Hand In Hand Will Work ...
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And To Be Able To Do This/ Government On One Hand Will Assume A Set Of Responsibilitys And The People On The Other Hand Also Have Their Own Set Of Responsibilitys And Together Government And The People Hand In Hand Will Work To Develop The Newly In/Dependent Nation
Thinking School 1 week ago

The Terms Of The Social Contract Ghana Started With/ Follows After That Of Many Other Countrys That Have Gained In/Dependence For This Or That Form Of Oppression Under This Or That Colonial Authority /Government Will Do The C ...
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The Terms Of The Social Contract Ghana Started With/ Follows After That Of Many Other Countrys That Have Gained In/Dependence For This Or That Form Of Oppression Under This Or That Colonial Authority /Government Will Do The Conservative Thing Governments Do/Which Is Put Together A Plan/Road Map That The Nation/People Will Follow To Achieve Economic Development And The Overflow Benefit Of A Better Standard Of Living For The Masses
Thinking School 1 week ago

And Dr Kwame Nkrumah's Administration Didn't Spare Any Expense In Giving Ghana Such A National Economic Development Plan/ Christine The Five And Seven Year Development Plan

And Dr Kwame Nkrumah's Administration Didn't Spare Any Expense In Giving Ghana Such A National Economic Development Plan/ Christine The Five And Seven Year Development Plan

KB 1 week ago

I wonder why Zoomlion is not making this his priority instead of chasing government borla contract.

I wonder why Zoomlion is not making this his priority instead of chasing government borla contract.
Bitter truth 1 week ago

Accra is too dirty..just take a look at circle and keneshie..africa is a joke..there should be 24/hours service for cleaning and collection of items in waste in such congested areas..there is not even a single dustbin around ...
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Accra is too dirty..just take a look at circle and keneshie..africa is a joke..there should be 24/hours service for cleaning and collection of items in waste in such congested areas..there is not even a single dustbin around circle or kaneshie and if u are lucky to find one, it’s full and overflowing with scent..
cheddar the President 5 days ago

In Germany, collect waste trucks have inscription on them, invest in waste. Its not late to start investing on waste

In Germany, collect waste trucks have inscription on them, invest in waste. Its not late to start investing on waste

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