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I do not believe the lack of development or economic progress in Ghana can be laid at the feet of one or a few while the rest of the people claiming to be Ghanaians shirk their individual civic responsibilities. The solar ene ...
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Abeeku Mensah,
We believe that the statement "Ghana has had dumsor since the CPP era" is akin to saying, "There was dumsor in the Gold Coast".
It is not factually accurate with respect to "Ghana". (Our last essay spoke ...
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Mr Prof Lungu, you don't make sense whatsoever in criticizing Prof Emeritus Allotey. You do not adduce any evidence to counter his claims. The nearest you come to doing this is to state that the average whatever of US folks i ...
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Pimpinese,
You must have missed the road!
Where in this essay do we advance "largesse"?
If we may, in this essay, we are not necessarily arguing for solar power for Ghana's poor, but rather, for "Prof. Allotey's Ghan ...
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Prof Lungu,Your writing was very brillient that our criminal president who hate Ghana development and it progress and his dead goat character syndrome prefer jet fighters than electricity that will power our homes and industr ...
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Hazor,
Thanks for your comment!
YOUR: "...The president was talking Home Grown but turn around doing the opposite..."
WE SAY: Right on!
The Government of Ghana ought to have a credible solar power initiative in the ...
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Prof. Lungu,
I do appreciate the substance of your article. Very educative.
The substance of your article evidently catches up with the substance of my article published the same say.
Thanks for sharing sharing your ...
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Oh prof Lungu so its a bad thing to resource the military.In this age of rebel fashion world your good english is meaningless to mother ghana.Do not hide behind Nkrumah for your own thing.
Kofi kwarteng,
Thanks for your comment!
We do not have anything against "resourcing" the military. The difference is how one prioritizes what must be funded, when, how, and why! What we see is a cascading series of spendi ...
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