Ghana’s Public Sector: A Case of Reverse Welfare

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MP 12 years ago

So far I am surprised that no one has passed any comment on this article which addresses what is wrong with our country. These are the issues the media and public need to address.

So far I am surprised that no one has passed any comment on this article which addresses what is wrong with our country. These are the issues the media and public need to address.
Mamaa Mamprobi 12 years ago

Geysika, well done. You have served and been in there so your analysis is spot on. But let us follow with action. From Gambaga to Accra from Wiaso to Keta, we are brothers. Are you prepared for the sacrifice?

Geysika, well done. You have served and been in there so your analysis is spot on. But let us follow with action. From Gambaga to Accra from Wiaso to Keta, we are brothers. Are you prepared for the sacrifice?
PROPHET 12 years ago

This is an excellent piece but the message is going no where.The reason is simple.Corruption and mismanagementb are too deeply-rooted in the society.Greedy and corrupt African politicians only respect military intervention.

This is an excellent piece but the message is going no where.The reason is simple.Corruption and mismanagementb are too deeply-rooted in the society.Greedy and corrupt African politicians only respect military intervention.
PROPHET 12 years ago

mismanagement NOT mismanagementb

mismanagement NOT mismanagementb
Appletus 12 years ago

What did he do when he was a Minister. You mean he did not have all these ideas by then? This is usual political talk. It does not make sense to scrap the Ministry of Information and Media Relations. Information and its disse ...
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What did he do when he was a Minister. You mean he did not have all these ideas by then? This is usual political talk. It does not make sense to scrap the Ministry of Information and Media Relations. Information and its dissemination is vital to our very existence. Geysika is old enough to know how the Information Vans worked to perfect during the Nkrumah regime.
Its sad to have these guys talk politics as usual. What did he do during his tenure as a minister? Did you suggest any thing like this?

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