Free SHS reason for high unemployment rate in Ghana – Deputy Majority Leader

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Fulani rob VIP bus. Have they cut Samira's clitoris? 2 years ago

So this foolish girl too is a deputy majority leader. No sense one bit. What is she saying? Nonsense harlot

So this foolish girl too is a deputy majority leader. No sense one bit. What is she saying? Nonsense harlot
Musa 2 years ago

Plsss this a grandmaooooo herrrrr

Plsss this a grandmaooooo herrrrr
NDC die hard man. 2 years ago

Yes they cut Samira and your mothers clitoris on the same day.

Yes they cut Samira and your mothers clitoris on the same day.
Koboko 2 years ago

And a second wife to KK Sarpong, the disappointed Offinsohene, the thief at Asante Kotoko FC, the thief at Royal Bank, the thief at TOR , the thief at GNPC and a serial womanizer. Ask KWAME Bash Nuakoh and Ben Nti, his messen ...
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And a second wife to KK Sarpong, the disappointed Offinsohene, the thief at Asante Kotoko FC, the thief at Royal Bank, the thief at TOR , the thief at GNPC and a serial womanizer. Ask KWAME Bash Nuakoh and Ben Nti, his messengers.
Ghanaweb 2 years ago

Diabolical Ghanaweb

Diabolical Ghanaweb
Kwaku 2 years ago

True Ghanaweb misquoted her she was not complaining rather she said it was a plus for the govt.She suggested that some needs entrepreneurial skills in retraining.

True Ghanaweb misquoted her she was not complaining rather she said it was a plus for the govt.She suggested that some needs entrepreneurial skills in retraining.
NDC die hard man. 2 years ago

Dont mind those ndc gullible foolsoldiers. NPP have made phones cheap so they just post shit without reading the article.

Dont mind those ndc gullible foolsoldiers. NPP have made phones cheap so they just post shit without reading the article.
Royal Rich 2 years ago

So this thing is the deputy majority leader, no wonder the Ghana is moving in the wrong direction. From the president to the supporters, no common sense.

So this thing is the deputy majority leader, no wonder the Ghana is moving in the wrong direction. From the president to the supporters, no common sense.
Asanka. 2 years ago

So mean the youth are lazy and their heads empty right?

So mean the youth are lazy and their heads empty right?
Ama Koranteng 2 years ago

Idiotic

Idiotic

Pelicles 2 years ago

Oman Ghana. So, these are the leaders we have as a nation? Now, let the lady flip the coin, and what will be the result? Under the previous government where there was no free SHS, was the economy fully employed?

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Oman Ghana. So, these are the leaders we have as a nation? Now, let the lady flip the coin, and what will be the result? Under the previous government where there was no free SHS, was the economy fully employed?

As a nation, we need people who can think be at the helm of affairs and not those who can just speak "English". The Deputy Majority Leader should withdraw the statement she made because she did not think through.
Agbeli Kumordzi 2 years ago

8 years unemployed caused by tribal politics in Ghana.G Ghana today is sick on life support at korle bu hospital

8 years unemployed caused by tribal politics in Ghana.G Ghana today is sick on life support at korle bu hospital
A-Plus 2 years ago

Truly if you meet 100 NPP supporters, 99 of them are fools. This woman is a fool rough. What is she saying? Gyimie

Truly if you meet 100 NPP supporters, 99 of them are fools. This woman is a fool rough. What is she saying? Gyimie
Kojo 2 years ago

Foolish woman. Didn't you think about before you implemented it? Where are all the 1DIFs you claimed to have built? You are shameful.

Foolish woman. Didn't you think about before you implemented it? Where are all the 1DIFs you claimed to have built? You are shameful.
Obed 2 years ago

I remember King of Ashanti asked them to open more tertiary and open more jobs to accommodate them.here we are.

I remember King of Ashanti asked them to open more tertiary and open more jobs to accommodate them.here we are.
Cici 2 years ago

Very sick statement. We have the men! Idiots rulling Ghana. People with chaff brains should never be allowed near the seat of government.

Very sick statement. We have the men! Idiots rulling Ghana. People with chaff brains should never be allowed near the seat of government.
Achakanapmoaya 2 years ago

So, Na Who Cos Am?????
Akuffo Addo plus Bawulair equals to Economic hardships because of mismanagement of the Economy.

So, Na Who Cos Am?????
Akuffo Addo plus Bawulair equals to Economic hardships because of mismanagement of the Economy.
Kofi 2 years ago

So how can we call this woman and others who think alike, am asking becos I don't want to sound insulting. They are adults, but the thinking is not up there to lead.

So how can we call this woman and others who think alike, am asking becos I don't want to sound insulting. They are adults, but the thinking is not up there to lead.
Yes 2 years ago

You are mad. Where is the capital to start? Look at the bank interest rate and the money you have been hiding in the rooms.

You are mad. Where is the capital to start? Look at the bank interest rate and the money you have been hiding in the rooms.
GHANAFUNIE 2 years ago

Hahaha. the capital is under their bed and Water containers lol. Remember the millions of Dollars under one mister's bed, so if we multiply 1 million x the 7ooo ministers.

Hahaha. the capital is under their bed and Water containers lol. Remember the millions of Dollars under one mister's bed, so if we multiply 1 million x the 7ooo ministers.

Towncrier 2 years ago

You hit the nail right on the head!!!

You hit the nail right on the head!!!
Kose 2 years ago

Adwoa SAFO is far better than Pat as DML

Adwoa SAFO is far better than Pat as DML
Musa 2 years ago

Stupid woman speaking like she is drunk. Is she aware the most threatening factor is imports?? And that our high imports are sending the cedi on a nose dive? Cant we for once invest in local manufacture and limit the imports? ...
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Stupid woman speaking like she is drunk. Is she aware the most threatening factor is imports?? And that our high imports are sending the cedi on a nose dive? Cant we for once invest in local manufacture and limit the imports?? Stupid woman who has no clue whatsoever. These are the leaders.....kwasiakwa
TRUMU TRUMU AKUFFO ADDO 2 years ago

WHAT INTERVENTIONS ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.

WHAT INTERVENTIONS ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.
Sarfo Bediako 2 years ago

And this is an MP? NPPigs know they will rig the election to win so they don't care about any careless and provocative statement they make against the electorates. But God is watching.

And this is an MP? NPPigs know they will rig the election to win so they don't care about any careless and provocative statement they make against the electorates. But God is watching.
MR F 2 years ago

THIS MP SHOULD HAVE BETTER SAID NOTHING; WHAT A DISGRACE? YOU PEOPLE HAVE NO REASON TO BE THERE IF YOU CAN'T PLAN BEYOND 5 YEARS FOR OUR NATION!

AND IF SOMEBODY'S PLAN FOR THE NATION IS STILL WORKING WORTHILY, ARROGANCE AN ...
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THIS MP SHOULD HAVE BETTER SAID NOTHING; WHAT A DISGRACE? YOU PEOPLE HAVE NO REASON TO BE THERE IF YOU CAN'T PLAN BEYOND 5 YEARS FOR OUR NATION!

AND IF SOMEBODY'S PLAN FOR THE NATION IS STILL WORKING WORTHILY, ARROGANCE AND MISCHIEF CO-JOINED TO RUBBISH THAT
Peter 2 years ago

This woman thinks she is smart . But a dog is more intelligent than her.

This woman thinks she is smart . But a dog is more intelligent than her.
Mike 2 years ago

Really good. Let’s move away from the traditional secondary school and provide Technical and vocational schools instead.
TVET should be subsidised by Government whiles traditional secondary schools should not or be only sl ...
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Really good. Let’s move away from the traditional secondary school and provide Technical and vocational schools instead.
TVET should be subsidised by Government whiles traditional secondary schools should not or be only slightly subsidised.
AUTORISCKSHAW 2 years ago

Didn't they think of these factors before implementing free Senior High School ? If those that claimed in the past that they have the men couldn't thought of these then I'm disappointed in them for letting Ghanaian Youth dow ...
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Didn't they think of these factors before implementing free Senior High School ? If those that claimed in the past that they have the men couldn't thought of these then I'm disappointed in them for letting Ghanaian Youth down. As a Senior high graduate, l started Pragia business not more than 6 yrs ago but currently i can boast of 4 apartments and 5 Pragia operating for me. SO the youths go to school though, but don't neglect skills training.
Kwaku Ananse 2 years ago

MY FRIEND’S FOREVER WIFE
Or are they still together? I won’t allow my wife to go into politics. I hear Ursula’s husband cooks for her - and he still calls himself a man! Tafiakwa !!!

MY FRIEND’S FOREVER WIFE
Or are they still together? I won’t allow my wife to go into politics. I hear Ursula’s husband cooks for her - and he still calls himself a man! Tafiakwa !!!

Kilogram 2 years ago

Some politicians don't know how to talk intelligently! If the FSHS policy has produced graduates who have become jobless because they have refused available employment avenues, should you blame it on the policy? Or you wanted ...
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Some politicians don't know how to talk intelligently! If the FSHS policy has produced graduates who have become jobless because they have refused available employment avenues, should you blame it on the policy? Or you wanted to say that the policy has failed to prepare the graduates to recognize opportunities and embrace them? Please come again madam. Else, you will be shooting down a flagship programme by your party (which contributed to your victory in 2020) with such sluggish pronunciamentoes.
Joe 2 years ago

This bxxxh again and her stupidity.She caused npp to lose the 2008 elections and she's back here with mmoasem.She kicked out the street traders in kejetia just before 2008 elections when she was the kma mayor and people refus ...
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This bxxxh again and her stupidity.She caused npp to lose the 2008 elections and she's back here with mmoasem.She kicked out the street traders in kejetia just before 2008 elections when she was the kma mayor and people refused to vote in the first round and she's here again with her bayiesem
Akua 2 years ago

PEPPER FARMERS GRADUATES

PEPPER FARMERS GRADUATES
Oyibo 2 years ago

Cancel it! Do you understand what education means?

Cancel it! Do you understand what education means?
Shit hole 2 years ago

People speak before they think...when they are supposed yo think before they speak

People speak before they think...when they are supposed yo think before they speak
Our Homeland 2 years ago

Where do these people come from and where is their brain located? So this lady also gets paid with the tax payer’s money! When was the free shs implemented and how many students have graduated from this implementation?

Where do these people come from and where is their brain located? So this lady also gets paid with the tax payer’s money! When was the free shs implemented and how many students have graduated from this implementation?
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Akwasi Donkor 2 years ago

She should show us one of her children who is in the agricultural feed full time. Kwasia white collar job

She should show us one of her children who is in the agricultural feed full time. Kwasia white collar job
Sam Fante warrior. 2 years ago

Which graduate this woman is talking about, this useless poor free SHS is only good for cocoa farmers galamsey diggers dumb children. The useless poor free SHS is a backward education.

Which graduate this woman is talking about, this useless poor free SHS is only good for cocoa farmers galamsey diggers dumb children. The useless poor free SHS is a backward education.
Araba US 2 years ago

So should it be stopped. Can't believe this weird link. Education is good and must be free

So should it be stopped. Can't believe this weird link. Education is good and must be free
Ewvevi 2 years ago

Okay, so now I see that pepper alone in your plate will give you a balanced diet.

Okay, so now I see that pepper alone in your plate will give you a balanced diet.
Sule Mohammed 2 years ago

Nonsense, these kids have to get education. So you guys deliberately not educating our people. Black woman with evil sense. Foolish woman.

Nonsense, these kids have to get education. So you guys deliberately not educating our people. Black woman with evil sense. Foolish woman.
Ekow Jones is 2 years ago

Supposing there was no Free SHS there will be no unemployment. What an analogy!

Supposing there was no Free SHS there will be no unemployment. What an analogy!
Fati 2 years ago

You call her this thing ? You ppl have to respect the elderly . She used to be the mayor for Kumasi . Stop the nonesense

You call her this thing ? You ppl have to respect the elderly . She used to be the mayor for Kumasi . Stop the nonesense
THEREALTRUTH 2 years ago

@FATI. You respect people who deserve respect. SHE DOESN'T. ANYTIME YOU PUT BLAME ON SOMEONE WHO IS NOT RESPONSIBLE THEN YOU ARE AN IDIOT. IF SHE WANTED TO BE TRUTHFUL THE ROOT AND HEAD CAUSE IS CORRUPTION....THE ONES IN LEAD ...
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@FATI. You respect people who deserve respect. SHE DOESN'T. ANYTIME YOU PUT BLAME ON SOMEONE WHO IS NOT RESPONSIBLE THEN YOU ARE AN IDIOT. IF SHE WANTED TO BE TRUTHFUL THE ROOT AND HEAD CAUSE IS CORRUPTION....THE ONES IN LEADSHIP WITH THE POWER TO MAKE THINGS OPERATE FOR THE GOOD OF THE COUNTRY. SHE ID BLAMING THE YOUTH. THEY DON'T HAVE POWER. SO SHE IS STUPID AND I AM ELDERLY....AND I CALL OUT THE TRUTH. WHO MADE HER MAYOR OR WHAT MADE HER MAYOR? IS KAMASI BETTER OFF TODAY? PEOPLE CAN BE IN ALL SORTS OF POSITIONS BUT JUST BECAUSE THEY SIT IN THE SEAT MEANS NOTHING IF IT DOES NOT MAKE LIFE BETTER FOR EVERYONE... SHE JUST TOOK UP SPACE FATTENING HERSELF. AGAIN IT'S A PITIFUL EXCUSE OF AN ADULT TO PUT BLAME ON THE YOUTH OF GHANA... THE CAUSE IS CORRUPTION OF EVERYBODY IN GHANA IN LEADERSHIP ROLES. THEY ARE THE ONES CALLING ALL THE FAILING SHOTS....NOT THE CHILDREN. C O R R U P T I ON...C O R R U P T I O N.!!! STOP BEING SOFT ON THESE OVERWEIGHT GREEDY GLUTTONS.
NUNU 2 years ago

i will choose an educated unemployed citizen over uneducated unemployed citizen any time, any day. Long live free SHS if at least everyone will be educated in this country.

i will choose an educated unemployed citizen over uneducated unemployed citizen any time, any day. Long live free SHS if at least everyone will be educated in this country.
Justins 2 years ago

Nkwasiafo) nu bi ni. Now there are less farmers in the system, Hence causing shortage cos everybody wants to go to Fshs

Nkwasiafo) nu bi ni. Now there are less farmers in the system, Hence causing shortage cos everybody wants to go to Fshs
Asanka. 2 years ago

What is Fshs? To be educated is not just going to school but ability to think outside the walls of brick and mortar. Education is a lifelong learning activity so stop fooling which Is not limited to classroom. Now, there are ...
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What is Fshs? To be educated is not just going to school but ability to think outside the walls of brick and mortar. Education is a lifelong learning activity so stop fooling which Is not limited to classroom. Now, there are so many courses to learn online idiot
zinc 2 years ago

Most people in the parliament are just low thinkers.
So if someone is staying in chokc , bukom, in the cities like Accra, Kumasi etc. where all the lands have been sold . Where are the lands for that farms.

Most people in the parliament are just low thinkers.
So if someone is staying in chokc , bukom, in the cities like Accra, Kumasi etc. where all the lands have been sold . Where are the lands for that farms.
Chicago 2 years ago

This one too is a minister

This one too is a minister
Nana Agyeman 11 2 years ago

What an indictment on free SHS. Heeeee NPP so these are the men and women you were boasting about. These people need tutorials on public communication. Very shameful

What an indictment on free SHS. Heeeee NPP so these are the men and women you were boasting about. These people need tutorials on public communication. Very shameful
Justins 2 years ago

So youbsee why these NPP fools shouldn’t shout this policy again? Just eight years, how about forever?

So youbsee why these NPP fools shouldn’t shout this policy again? Just eight years, how about forever?
Emma osew 2 years ago

Write your comment foolish taik by ndc

Write your comment foolish taik by ndc
Foolish talk 2 years ago

NO ONE SENSIBLE PERSON IN THIS NPP AKUFFO ADDO GOVERNMENT.AKUFFO ADDO KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT GOVERNANCE THAN TO LOOTS FOR HIS FAMILIES AND CRONIES.YETI SIKA SO.

NO ONE SENSIBLE PERSON IN THIS NPP AKUFFO ADDO GOVERNMENT.AKUFFO ADDO KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT GOVERNANCE THAN TO LOOTS FOR HIS FAMILIES AND CRONIES.YETI SIKA SO.
Ex-Pope 2 years ago

The goal of the nation should be the education of every child, and free HSH can not be seen as a cause of high unemployment but rather as a path to ensuring that all of Ghana's children receive an education. The Member of Par ...
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The goal of the nation should be the education of every child, and free HSH can not be seen as a cause of high unemployment but rather as a path to ensuring that all of Ghana's children receive an education. The Member of Parliament is dead wrong in her reasoning for the cause of high unemployment. Every politician should support the implementation of the free SHS program, and the goal should be to ensure a continued funding for the program.
Agbeli Kumordzi 2 years ago

I can't employ Akuffo Addo's SHS students at My poultry farm or at my mango farm

I can't employ Akuffo Addo's SHS students at My poultry farm or at my mango farm
Kwamejazi 2 years ago

Another foo talking. How can free SHS create high unemployment. What free SHS does it creates an environment for young people to get skilled jobs and those who have the talent to create their own jobs.
Some of these MPs a ...
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Another foo talking. How can free SHS create high unemployment. What free SHS does it creates an environment for young people to get skilled jobs and those who have the talent to create their own jobs.
Some of these MPs are so dumb that parliament is just a waste of space.
THEREALTRUTH 2 years ago

The number one cause of Ghana's problem is CORRUPTION...NO ONE WANTS TO TOUCH THAT. IF SHE HAD ANY BACKBONE OR SENSE THIS IS WHERE THE FAILURE IS. A BUNCH OF OVERWEIGHT GLUTTONS WHO ARE CONCERNED WITH POWER AND ENRICHMENT OF ...
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The number one cause of Ghana's problem is CORRUPTION...NO ONE WANTS TO TOUCH THAT. IF SHE HAD ANY BACKBONE OR SENSE THIS IS WHERE THE FAILURE IS. A BUNCH OF OVERWEIGHT GLUTTONS WHO ARE CONCERNED WITH POWER AND ENRICHMENT OF THEMSELVES. SHE IS INCLUDED. THERE ARE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THAT COULD SIT BEHIND HER DESK AND DO A BETTER JOB. THE LADY SHOULD STOP BEING A BURDEN TO GHANA....IT'S PITIFUL FOR HER TO PUT BLAME ON THE YOUTH. SHE'S A DAMN IDIOT BECAUSE THE ADULTS ARE THE ONES IMN POWER NOT THE BLAMELESS YOUTH... SHE NEEDS TO RESIGN.
Dan 2 years ago

All these fools are sitting in parliament? How many groups of graduates completed the universities from free SHS?

All these fools are sitting in parliament? How many groups of graduates completed the universities from free SHS?
Akora 2 years ago

"No, Massa, it is best I had no learning, for many learned men be great fools."
.....Thomas Fuller

"No, Massa, it is best I had no learning, for many learned men be great fools."
.....Thomas Fuller
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Koo 2 years ago

Then cancel the programme and start creating jobs for the yourth,if we have such people as lawmakers in Ghana ,then Ghana is doom forever,she makes no sensesible statement.
Madam come again

Then cancel the programme and start creating jobs for the yourth,if we have such people as lawmakers in Ghana ,then Ghana is doom forever,she makes no sensesible statement.
Madam come again
DR OKANTEY 2 years ago

Introduction
The concept of a 24-hour economy is rooted in the need to create a dynamic, resilient, and inclusive economic environment that operates continuously throughout the day and night. This policy document outlines th ...
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Introduction
The concept of a 24-hour economy is rooted in the need to create a dynamic, resilient, and inclusive economic environment that operates continuously throughout the day and night. This policy document outlines the framework, guidelines, and strategic objectives for implementing and sustaining a 24-hour economy. It is designed to promote economic growth, enhance public services, and improve the quality of life for all citizens.
Vision
To establish a thriving 24-hour economy that supports sustainable economic growth, fosters innovation, and ensures the well-being of all residents by providing round-the-clock access to goods, services, and employment opportunities.
Mission
To create a comprehensive and inclusive policy framework that enables businesses, public services, and communities to operate effectively and safely in a 24-hour economy, while minimizing negative impacts on public health, safety, and the environment.
Strategic Objectives
1. Economic Growth and Innovation
o Encourage businesses across all sectors to extend their operating hours and offer services around the clock.
o Support the development of new business models that thrive in a 24-hour economy.
o Promote innovation in technology and infrastructure to facilitate 24-hour operations.
2. Employment and Workforce Development
o Create employment opportunities by expanding working hours and promoting flexible work arrangements.
o Provide training and development programs to equip the workforce with skills required for a 24-hour economy.
o Ensure fair labor practices, including adequate compensation, benefits, and work-life balance for night-shift workers.
3. Public Safety and Well-being
o Implement measures to ensure the safety and security of residents and workers during nighttime hours.
o Strengthen law enforcement and emergency services to provide continuous coverage.
o Promote public health by addressing the potential impacts of extended operating hours on sleep, mental health, and overall well-being.
4. Transportation and Infrastructure
o Expand and enhance public transportation services to operate 24/7, ensuring accessibility and safety for all.
o Invest in infrastructure improvements to support continuous economic activity, including lighting, security, and maintenance.
o Encourage the development of mixed-use spaces that cater to both daytime and nighttime activities.

5. Community and Cultural Development
o Foster a vibrant cultural scene that includes nighttime events, entertainment, and social activities.
o Engage communities in the planning and development of 24-hour economy initiatives to ensure they meet local needs and preferences.
o Promote inclusivity by ensuring that all demographics, including women, the elderly, and marginalized groups, feel safe and welcome in nighttime activities.
6. Environmental Sustainability
o Implement measures to minimize the environmental impact of extended operating hours, including energy conservation and waste reduction.
o Encourage businesses to adopt sustainable practices in their 24-hour operations.
o Monitor and mitigate the impact of increased transportation and energy use on the environment.
7. Regulation and Compliance
o Develop clear regulatory frameworks that govern the operation of businesses and services in a 24-hour economy.
o Ensure compliance with labor laws, safety standards, and environmental regulations.
o Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the 24-hour economy policy and make necessary adjustments based on feedback and data.
Implementation Strategy
1. Phased Rollout
o Begin with pilot programs in selected districts or sectors to assess the feasibility and impact of a 24-hour economy.
o Gradually expand the program based on lessons learned and community feedback.
2. Public-Private Partnerships
o Encourage collaboration between government agencies, businesses, and community organizations to support the transition to a 24-hour economy.
o Provide incentives for businesses that participate in and contribute to the development of the 24-hour economy.
3. Public Awareness and Engagement
o Launch public awareness campaigns to inform residents and businesses about the benefits and opportunities of a 24-hour economy.
o Create platforms for community engagement and feedback to ensure the policy reflects the needs and concerns of all stakeholders.
4. Monitoring and Evaluation
o Establish a robust monitoring and evaluation system to track the progress and impact of the 24-hour economy.
o Regularly review and update the policy based on data, trends, and stakeholder feedback.

Conclusion
The 24-hour economy presents a unique opportunity to drive economic growth, create jobs, and enhance the quality of life for all citizens. This policy document provides a comprehensive framework for implementing a successful 24-hour economy that balances economic objectives with public safety, well-being, and sustainability. By fostering collaboration, innovation, and inclusivity, we can create a vibrant and resilient economy that operates around the clock.
Kwamejazi 2 years ago

This is an interesting article but in reality does not work in Africa at the moment. Basically we do have the infrastructure and other factors in place to enhance such a system

The other challenges of a 24-Hour Economy ar ...
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This is an interesting article but in reality does not work in Africa at the moment. Basically we do have the infrastructure and other factors in place to enhance such a system

The other challenges of a 24-Hour Economy are:

Social and Health Impacts:

Workers in a 24-hour economy may face health issues related to irregular sleep patterns, stress, and work-life balance.
Night-time work can disrupt family life and social relationships, leading to broader societal issues.

Increased Costs:

Operating 24/7 can lead to higher costs for businesses, including additional wages, energy, and maintenance costs.
There may also be increased costs for public services like policing, sanitation, and transportation.

Environmental Concerns:

Continuous operations can lead to higher energy consumption and increased pollution, contributing to environmental degradation.
Community Resistance:

Not all residents may support the idea, particularly in residential areas where noise and disturbances from night-time activities can be a concern.
Cultural and social norms in some regions may resist the shift to a 24-hour economy.

We should try to solve the basic issues for the Ghanaian society to progress,example controlling corruption, accountability, quality of work and providing systems to enhance a better living standards for all
Hero 2 years ago

During the tanure in your office what job have you created? One Distant one factory where is it? Tell Ghanaians that you could not implement the policies intended to implement.

During the tanure in your office what job have you created? One Distant one factory where is it? Tell Ghanaians that you could not implement the policies intended to implement.
Lol 2 years ago

This woman is very useless and don’t deserve to be on that platform . Listen to what she is telling us very useless ideas

This woman is very useless and don’t deserve to be on that platform . Listen to what she is telling us very useless ideas
Kwami - US 2 years ago

Common sense is not common to common people. Comparison is not reason. The lady is confused

Common sense is not common to common people. Comparison is not reason. The lady is confused
Akyem Kraman. 2 years ago

Free SHS has produced illiterate cum uneducated kids who can barely write their names or construct a single sentence correctly. This system of education is like a warehouse, churning out pallet loads of kids who can barely t ...
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Free SHS has produced illiterate cum uneducated kids who can barely write their names or construct a single sentence correctly. This system of education is like a warehouse, churning out pallet loads of kids who can barely think analytically or perform simple academic tasks. It is bogus. We should go back to the old system.
OZYMANDIAS 2 years ago

Free education should be about graduates with technical and vocational skills and expertise who can be productive for the economy, not the numerous, ill-trained lawyers and nurses who are unproductive for the economic uplifti ...
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Free education should be about graduates with technical and vocational skills and expertise who can be productive for the economy, not the numerous, ill-trained lawyers and nurses who are unproductive for the economic uplifting of the country. Madam Pat, think again.
Nana Adjei 2 years ago

Eiii! Is it by force to comment on every policy?

Eiii! Is it by force to comment on every policy?
Kwamejazi 2 years ago

The real issue behind high unemployment in GHana - Ghana Poverty!

Ghana, like many developing countries, faces a complex set of challenges that contribute to its poverty. While Ghana has made significant progress in reduci ...
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The real issue behind high unemployment in GHana - Ghana Poverty!

Ghana, like many developing countries, faces a complex set of challenges that contribute to its poverty. While Ghana has made significant progress in reducing poverty and developing its economy over the past few decades, several factors continue to hold the country back from achieving more widespread and sustained prosperity. Here are some key reasons why poverty persists in Ghana:

1. Economic Structure and Dependency
Reliance on Primary Commodities: Ghana's economy is heavily dependent on the export of primary commodities like cocoa, gold, and oil. These industries are vulnerable to global price fluctuations, which can lead to economic instability. When prices fall, the country's revenue and ability to fund social programs are negatively impacted.
Limited Industrialization: There has been limited industrialization in Ghana, meaning the country relies more on low-value raw material exports than on higher-value manufactured goods. This limits job creation and economic diversification, making the economy less resilient to external shocks.
2. Infrastructure Deficiencies
Poor Transportation and Energy Infrastructure: Inadequate infrastructure, including roads, railways, and electricity, hampers economic growth by making it difficult to transport goods and by reducing productivity. Frequent power outages and limited access to reliable electricity are particularly detrimental to businesses.
Lack of Access to Clean Water and Sanitation: In many parts of Ghana, access to clean water and sanitation remains a challenge. This not only impacts health but also affects productivity, especially in rural areas.
3. Education and Human Capital
Educational Challenges: While Ghana has made strides in improving access to education, the quality of education remains a concern. Poor educational outcomes limit the skills and productivity of the workforce, constraining economic development.
High Unemployment and Underemployment: Many young people in Ghana face unemployment or are underemployed, particularly in the informal sector. This is partly due to a mismatch between the education system and the needs of the labor market.
4. Governance and Corruption
Corruption: Corruption remains a significant issue in Ghana, affecting everything from public procurement to the delivery of basic services. Corruption diverts resources away from critical areas like healthcare, education, and infrastructure, exacerbating poverty.
Weak Institutions: Weak governance and public institutions often lead to inefficient public service delivery and poor policy implementation. This hinders development efforts and contributes to persistent poverty.
5. Population Growth and Urbanization
Rapid Population Growth: Ghana’s population is growing rapidly, putting pressure on resources and social services like education, healthcare, and housing. The rapid increase in population also contributes to the challenge of providing enough jobs for young people.
Urbanization: While urbanization can drive economic growth, in Ghana, it has often led to the expansion of informal settlements with inadequate access to basic services. This contributes to urban poverty and inequality.
6. Health Issues
Disease Burden: Malaria, HIV/AIDS, and other diseases continue to have a significant impact on public health and productivity. Poor health outcomes reduce the ability of individuals to work and contribute to the economy.
Maternal and Child Health: High rates of maternal and child mortality reflect broader challenges in the healthcare system, including limited access to quality care, especially in rural areas.
7. Environmental Degradation
Deforestation and Land Degradation: Environmental issues like deforestation, land degradation, and the overuse of natural resources are significant in Ghana. These problems reduce agricultural productivity and exacerbate poverty, particularly in rural areas.
Climate Change: Ghana is vulnerable to climate change, which affects agriculture through unpredictable rainfall patterns, droughts, and flooding. As agriculture is a significant part of the economy, this has a direct impact on poverty.
8. External Debt and Economic Policies
Debt Burden: Ghana has experienced cycles of debt accumulation, which can constrain public investment in social services and infrastructure. Debt repayment obligations can limit the government's ability to invest in poverty reduction programs.
Economic Policy Challenges: Past economic policies, including structural adjustment programs imposed by international financial institutions, have had mixed results. While they have helped stabilize the economy, they have also led to social costs, including reduced public spending on essential services.
Conclusion
Poverty in Ghana is the result of a complex interplay of historical, economic, social, and environmental factors. Addressing poverty requires a multifaceted approach that includes diversifying the economy, improving infrastructure, enhancing education and healthcare, strengthening governance, and addressing environmental challenges. Ghana has made significant progress, but sustained and inclusive development will be key to further reducing poverty and improving the standard of living for all Ghanaians.

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