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President Mahama to embark on 4-day state visit to Jamaica

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  • Frank Agyena-Karikari. 1 month ago

    Mahama should stop talking about REPARATIONS FOR SLAVE TRADING. Which people fought against each other, captured their own and sold their own into Slavery which was at that time a legitimate trade.
    Even if any compensation ...
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  • Azuma 1 month ago

    WALAAHI WALAAHI WALAAHI WALAAHI WALAAHI!!!

    WHAT IS THE MILITARY DOING IN GHANA!!!?????

    THEY SHOULD TAKE OVER NOW!!!!!
    THE YOUTH OF THIS COUNTRY SHOULD STEP OUT THIS SATURDAY AND FIGHT CORRUPTION!!!

    IT IS TIME TO DIE ...
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  • ONNIPANUA PAA 1 month ago

    NPP senior moron go and stage the coup yourself aboa

  • Kofi Akpaloo 1 month ago

    Dont mind that NPP aponkye. The kitchen knife Coup plotters led by Dr. Mac Pam should be freed. Both NPP and NDC now support coup

  • Ahene 1 month ago

    This singular corruption acquittal of this bitch should not be overlooked. Some of us soldiers were shot on stakes because we borrowed 5000.00 to build a 'retirement home'. 5,000.00 oooooo. This bitch steals, I mean steals an ...
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  • Kwaku Tee 1 month ago

    Ignore President Mahama he's running away from pressure at home. His own conscience is not serving him right. His 2nd Term is a total disaster. The next disappointment will be the collapse of Cassiel Ato Forson Economics whic ...
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  • Capos 1 month ago

    Mr. President, you are threading the same path Nkrumah did, following his foreign policy ideas and thinking he had competent people - ministers - managing the development of the country at that time only to realize he was bei ...
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  • Otu Buah 1 month ago

    You've been wrongly educated with the historical narrative of our side of the slave story! Seek intelligence knowledge and come around to the African story!

  • African leaders must better build their country 1 month ago

    And stops looking for free cash

  • MAHAMA FIX YOUR COUNTRY 1 month ago

    When your country is as corrupt as it is no amount of Reparation will help you.

  • Nana 1 month ago

    To tell you that President Mahama's reparation campaign is a hoax, check where he visited after the UN, Paris & Buckingham Palace. Both outrightly rejected his claims but he necodemously went to them without invitation It is ...
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  • Pelicles 1 month ago

    John Mahama can be president only in Ghana where the Ghanaian voter does not understand the meaning of voting to elect a leader.

    Who in his/her right frame of mind will tell voters that the idea behind building more hospit ...
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  • ONNIPANUA PAA 1 month ago

    Even dwarves are allowed to rule Ghana. Spare us that nonsense

  • ONNIPANUA PAA 1 month ago

    Please¡ forget about this Jamaican people 99% of them claim they have no ancestral roots in Africa

  • Ben 1 month ago

    To dodge crisis

  • Nana Kofi 1 month ago

    Why can’t our President stay in Ghana for just 3 months continuous without traveling abroad. Oh no no

  • I know 1 month ago

    To dodge the confusion in the country and to announce his reshuffle of his appointees behind his back.
    Trust moi, the foul mouth Kwakye Ofosu gonna come out to drop off the bombs immediately his boss is not in the country.

  • Ahene 1 month ago

    If you have acquitted this bitch I never wish you well and may thunder strike ..... any where.

  • Otu Buah 1 month ago

    Great move by President John Mahama, to cement ties with the Caricom nations. Must visit monuments of Bob Marley and other Reggae greats to cement cultural ties. Great Move, President Mahama!

  • David 1 month ago

    Stay at home and address the numerous problems confronting the country instead of traveling to all these hopeless countries on self aggrandizement state visits.

  • Is the president going for wee or rasta music 1 month ago

    Jamaica visit is waste of resources