Poor road maintenance is increasing transport costs in Ghana - World Bank

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Jay in London 2 weeks ago

ABODZA MAKE ROAD MAINTENANCE A TOP PRIORITY.

Big Push is meaningless if we cannot maintain the roads

ABODZA MAKE ROAD MAINTENANCE A TOP PRIORITY.

Big Push is meaningless if we cannot maintain the roads
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Cole 2 weeks ago

World Bank or whatever you called yourself, we don't need your advise. Why have you suddenly found your voice in Ghana . Go away.

World Bank or whatever you called yourself, we don't need your advise. Why have you suddenly found your voice in Ghana . Go away.
AW 1 week ago

What a ignorant comment you must be a idiot

What a ignorant comment you must be a idiot
Um 2 weeks ago

World Bank, we are not complaining oo.

World Bank, we are not complaining oo.
Bissa 1 week ago

World Bank has never had Africa’s interest at heart. Why the sudden U-turn? We know what we ought to do. Keep your advice to yourself. Thank You.

World Bank has never had Africa’s interest at heart. Why the sudden U-turn? We know what we ought to do. Keep your advice to yourself. Thank You.
Swanziquao 1 week ago

This report would have made sense a year or two ago. Since then, major transformations are in progress. The thing to do is come back in a year or two to assess the changes. The present assessment is meaningless. It only expos ...
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This report would have made sense a year or two ago. Since then, major transformations are in progress. The thing to do is come back in a year or two to assess the changes. The present assessment is meaningless. It only exposes the blindness of the observer. World Bank leave us alone.
Someone 1 week ago

As a Country, our leaders fail to know this simple thing, deep potholes on a three lane road, and two lanes are badly damaged because of pothole since last year.. Causing major traffic during rush hours, just because its not ...
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As a Country, our leaders fail to know this simple thing, deep potholes on a three lane road, and two lanes are badly damaged because of pothole since last year.. Causing major traffic during rush hours, just because its not loud on media the leaders in charge pretend as tho they know nothing
Owusu Yeboah 1 week ago

The World Bank is not comfortable with Ghana because of the current government policy of "no more foreign loans." The government of Ghana under President Mahama has decided to develop Ghana without foreign loans; hence the fr ...
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The World Bank is not comfortable with Ghana because of the current government policy of "no more foreign loans." The government of Ghana under President Mahama has decided to develop Ghana without foreign loans; hence the frustration of the World Bank. Therefore, what the World Bank is doing now is a strategy to distract the government or issue false reports of ambiguity to create confusion and make Ghanaians view President Mahama's government as unpopular. However, what the World Bank has failed to realise is that Ghanaians see the World Bank as an enemy of progress. There is no single patriotic Ghanaian who cares about your hypocritical reports.

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