‘Involve citizens in IMF negotiations’

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• KB,LONDON. 11 years ago

  DID GHANAIANS REALLY VOTE FOR NDC? WELL,THIS IS WHAT YOU GET! CORRUPTION, THIEVERY, INCOMPETENCE, DRUG TRAFFICKING, ETC. OH, WE NEVER LEARNT FROM HISTORY.

  DID GHANAIANS REALLY VOTE FOR NDC? WELL,THIS IS WHAT YOU GET! CORRUPTION, THIEVERY, INCOMPETENCE, DRUG TRAFFICKING, ETC. OH, WE NEVER LEARNT FROM HISTORY.

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• KWAME-BELGIUM 11 years ago

  KB, yes, the people of Ghana voted for the NDC and given the mandate to rule for 4 years. Please, use your better knowledge in the forum. Everyday we read negative things about the NDC government just because some few people ...
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  KB, yes, the people of Ghana voted for the NDC and given the mandate to rule for 4 years. Please, use your better knowledge in the forum. Everyday we read negative things about the NDC government just because some few people think that they are in opposition. Do you think that if the NPP comes to power tomorrow, they are going to bread and butter on the plates for everyone? The NDC had been given a mandate so we all must help build the country.

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• DAN 11 years ago

  SATAN IS CALLING HIS SON mahama HOME AS WE SPEAK...

  SATAN IS CALLING HIS SON mahama HOME AS WE SPEAK...

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• Dick 11 years ago

  Rubbish article. The people of Ghana duly elected parliamentarians to represent them and not shit tanks and hypocrites calling themselves CSOs. Your inputs at Senchi whether you were present or not is enough. There are enough ...
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  Rubbish article. The people of Ghana duly elected parliamentarians to represent them and not shit tanks and hypocrites calling themselves CSOs. Your inputs at Senchi whether you were present or not is enough. There are enough institutions in place to handle national issues.

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• PK 11 years ago

  The CSOs are calling for populist economic management. But the wisdoms of the crowds often turn out to be unproductive, if not useless. It's OK for government to listen to the concerns of the citizenry through various fora an ...
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  The CSOs are calling for populist economic management. But the wisdoms of the crowds often turn out to be unproductive, if not useless. It's OK for government to listen to the concerns of the citizenry through various fora and channels. It's possible that the CSOs may provide a platform to aggregate these local concerns. But they can also be channels of policy influence for their external financiers.

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• Ugly Akufo Addo 11 years ago

  When his talking u will see it in his ugly face

  When his talking u will see it in his ugly face

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• DAN 11 years ago

  DOES THE SPERMS TASTE LIKE WARM CREME FILLED PASTRY...

  DOES THE SPERMS TASTE LIKE WARM CREME FILLED PASTRY...

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