Low-quality jobs hold back Ghana's long-term growth - World Bank

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• Truth Table 4 months ago

  From A-Z, ONLY Jesus can save.
  
  Think about this...

  From A-Z, ONLY Jesus can save.
  
  Think about this...

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• JESUS IS GOD 4 months ago

  Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third ...
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  Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16)Nbg

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• Esi 4 months ago

  The World Bank observations and subsequent remarks coming at this material moment is very needless p, especially when to references over a decade ago happenings in the employment sector.
  It is said that both the World bank a ...
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  The World Bank observations and subsequent remarks coming at this material moment is very needless p, especially when to references over a decade ago happenings in the employment sector.
  It is said that both the World bank and the International Monetary Fund are bent on eroding economic gains made by African countries in order to keep the under their colonial influence.
  The observations made by the world bank lacks credibility and therefore should be rejected by the good people of Ghana who are Resetting their nation’s fortunes.
  Africa is Rising and No one can Stop Her.

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• Bakogone Tiblisi Honest VIEWS We need jobs and food 3 months ago

  Esi, Esi, Esi eiiii
  Is it not true, that government after government spend more time counteracting proganda on media than analysing to see why growth in job creation has stagnated or declined?
  Compare to Asian countries, an ...
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  Esi, Esi, Esi eiiii
  Is it not true, that government after government spend more time counteracting proganda on media than analysing to see why growth in job creation has stagnated or declined?
  Compare to Asian countries, and note differences in ALL sectors.
  You cannot live in a science world and be ignorant of science or hate science, whether social or physical(lawlessness). Learn how it is done elsewhere!
  
  You try to educate aponkye in odwan language? Won't you be wasting everyone's time?

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• Mr Bayo kwame. 3 months ago

  Almighty God have mercy upon us. May soûl Rest in peace.

  Almighty God have mercy upon us. May soûl Rest in peace.

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• Jb 3 months ago

  The slow and incremetalist approach of the Ndc toward policy implementation is becoming a reality and one wonders how thus government can translate its policies into meaningful structural transformation. One is disappointed s ...
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  The slow and incremetalist approach of the Ndc toward policy implementation is becoming a reality and one wonders how thus government can translate its policies into meaningful structural transformation. One is disappointed so far with the continuous stay of policies such as the payment of the Nursing and teacher training allowances.as for unstructured the least talked about it the better. Countries such as Ethiopia and Kenya are busy expanding their railway, linking them to other countries to promote trade but ghana so far is still marred in redevelopment roads that were constructed ny Nkrumah. This government needs to be be forward looking and so far I see no signs of that

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• Kojois 3 months ago

  Who cares. Even the leaders now are illiterate no standard so why do you expect quality from where heaven. They will continued to be poor.

  Who cares. Even the leaders now are illiterate no standard so why do you expect quality from where heaven. They will continued to be poor.

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