Ghana seeks to improve power distribution with Zambia-inspired strategy

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Test2 3 days ago

IT SEEMS GHANA WE DO NOT KNOW OUR LEFT TO RIGHT
POLITICAL AFFILIATES APPOINTEES HAVE BECOME EXPERTS IN CRUCIAL PROJECTS WHICH NEEDS EXPERTS FROM DEVELOPED COUNTRIES TO HELP AND TRAIN GHANAIANS IF NOT WE CANNOT MOVE AHEAD WE ...
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IT SEEMS GHANA WE DO NOT KNOW OUR LEFT TO RIGHT
POLITICAL AFFILIATES APPOINTEES HAVE BECOME EXPERTS IN CRUCIAL PROJECTS WHICH NEEDS EXPERTS FROM DEVELOPED COUNTRIES TO HELP AND TRAIN GHANAIANS IF NOT WE CANNOT MOVE AHEAD WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE DUMSOR AND OTHER PROBLEMS
Kofi Akwetey 3 days ago

Sam, talk to your colleague, the Minister of Energy, and come up with a joint solution.

Sam, talk to your colleague, the Minister of Energy, and come up with a joint solution.
Eben 3 days ago

So many Ghanaians working in leading energy companies around the world and you talking about Zambia.
Charity must begin at home

So many Ghanaians working in leading energy companies around the world and you talking about Zambia.
Charity must begin at home
Kwame Amoah 2 days ago

Jack of all trade

Jack of all trade
Sco 2 days ago

Too much talk too little action.

Too much talk too little action.
Isaac Yaw 2 days ago

Please honourable Sam George , I want you to cross-check the STARLINK CONTRACT , properly , because I don't know are the benefit the country Ghana is getting from that deal , because looking at the way sou ...
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Please honourable Sam George , I want you to cross-check the STARLINK CONTRACT , properly , because I don't know are the benefit the country Ghana is getting from that deal , because looking at the way south africa is not agreed to the starlink deal because their is some things that are not clear to the south africa government and other africa countries are giving in cheapely. So therefore please check the starlink contract for the sake of mother ghana . Thank

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Ghana seeks to improve power distribution with Zambia-inspired strategy

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