Growing inequalities will undo significant health gains - UN Report

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• The Onipaba of Akyem Maase 11 years ago

  Just read a portion of the UN report: "The Report highlights the fact that development gains from the past 20 years could be sustained, unless governments tackled the inequalities that hurt the poorest and most marginalized" ...
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  Just read a portion of the UN report: "The Report highlights the fact that development gains from the past 20 years could be sustained, unless governments tackled the inequalities that hurt the poorest and most marginalized"
  Unfortunately in Ghana, Mills/Mahama NDC squandered all the gains made by Kuffuor to mitigate the socioeconomic problems in the country. The NHIS, School Feeding, Capitation, Mass Transport, Mass Cocoa Spraying, MASLOG, improved micro economic schemes, you name them...which were supposed to be pro poor have all been killed by the processes of Woyomization, Sadalization, Subalization, Azontobalization and Gyeedalization. Now there is a great economic disparity between NDC operatives and hard working Ghanaians. For those communities on whose blood the Gyeedalization was sacrifices, sorry for them. They called the tune, so they must dance to it. Tweaa Ghana.

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• Ewe nation 11 years ago

  The inequalities are caused by ashanti greed,fraud and tribalism that seeks to out muscle the true Ghana tribes of their wealth.Only Ewes are willing to face these scum tribalist ashantis who arrogate themselves everything in ...
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  The inequalities are caused by ashanti greed,fraud and tribalism that seeks to out muscle the true Ghana tribes of their wealth.Only Ewes are willing to face these scum tribalist ashantis who arrogate themselves everything in Ghana to fuel their greed for wealth.Kick out ashanti scum back to their Mali ancestral hellhole and the northerners,Gas and Ewes can share Ghana's resources equally.

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• Jane Roberts 11 years ago

  Somewhat encouraging but there is such a LONG way to go. I am cofounder of 34 Million Friends of the U.N. Population Fund. www.34millionfriends.org

  Somewhat encouraging but there is such a LONG way to go. I am cofounder of 34 Million Friends of the U.N. Population Fund. www.34millionfriends.org

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