The diminishing social and natural capital in Ghana as financial capital becomes the main focus

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• SEd 3 months ago

  That is very thoughful write up.Good starting point on the long term development of the country and a call for remodelling economic structure based on the factors listed.
  
  Those are Real tangents that affects Real Growth an ...
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  That is very thoughful write up.Good starting point on the long term development of the country and a call for remodelling economic structure based on the factors listed.
  
  Those are Real tangents that affects Real Growth and has Real Outcomes and readily measureable
  
  Good piece

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• Jack 3 months ago

  Good write up

  Good write up

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• ASIEDU BLAY 3 months ago

  This has been my concern all along. Unfortunately, its not only in Ghana, but in almost every country that capitalism has touched. As someone working in the sustainability sector, i find it quite sad, how far and how fast we ...
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  This has been my concern all along. Unfortunately, its not only in Ghana, but in almost every country that capitalism has touched. As someone working in the sustainability sector, i find it quite sad, how far and how fast we are sinking as a nation, starting from the Top.

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• Crisanto 3 months ago

  You have made excellent review of the systemic problems not only in Ghana but other African countries. There can be no solutions until the very selfish culture within the society changes. It will only change if there are sig ...
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  You have made excellent review of the systemic problems not only in Ghana but other African countries. There can be no solutions until the very selfish culture within the society changes. It will only change if there are significant consequences for corruption. Unfortunately, religious leaders will block any attempt to jail leaders...The up and coming generation (gen z) is worse when it comes to corruption... so essentially we may have no future.

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• Major Prince 2 months ago

  This is an excellent piece that must reach the corridors of power. We have our own destiny as a nation, and I believe we can make the change that the young generations and the ones yet unborn will be proud of us..... the situ ...
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  This is an excellent piece that must reach the corridors of power. We have our own destiny as a nation, and I believe we can make the change that the young generations and the ones yet unborn will be proud of us..... the situation is Nepal speak of the evidence of broken trust and lack of social cohesion. May we not reach there as a nation.
  God bless you My Mentor, Dr. Odame.

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