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Killing Ghana Softly: Incompetence and a Bloated Bureaucracy!

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  • VIDA 10 years ago

    when they came to power the ndc criminally paid out 84 million euros to CP, paid out 45 million dollars to woyome, okudzeto ablakwah was asking for 1.5 billion dollars in jdebts for africa auto ltd......only God knows what wa ...
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  • OYOKOBA 10 years ago

    Do we recall some of the reasons the useless Ghana army used to overthrow Busia? They cited his streamlining of the labour front - Sallah case - as one, when all he wanted to do was to trim it and make it lean and robust.

    T ...
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  • Kojo T 10 years ago

    Busia was not stream lining anything. He just messed up.His stream lining was closing down the factories and farms and importing turkey tail. He should have grown the industries and they would have been generating INCOME now ...
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  • Son of man 10 years ago

    There is a leadership crisis in Ghana which actually exposes the mediocre educational system we have in place and the quality of ppl produced by the so called universities that subsequently become future leaders.

    Nothing w ...
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  • GHANABA 10 years ago

    COMPUTERIZE...DON"T FORGET IT IS A HUMAN BEING WHO IS GOING TO PUT THE INFORMATION INTO THE SYSTEM.THE MINDSET IS THE PROBLEM.SELFISHNESS,GREED,AVARICE,CRONYISM,ARROGANCE, ALL HEAVILY EMBEDDED IN THE GHANAIAN.IT IS A SISYPHEA ...
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  • Uhuru 10 years ago

    I agree with you and the article is a good one.

  • Maame 10 years ago

    Dear Harry Truman and Nii Lantey Okunka,

    It is time to also carefully examine the work or work ethics and quality of work of the artisans.
    The ghanaian mason,so called roofing experts, carpenters,plumbers,welders,electr ...
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  • ONUA 10 years ago

    Any attempt to instill discipline in Ghana's financial and economic set-up that bypasses the size of the Gov't itself is bound to fail irrespective of people's attitude towards work. What does a poor third world sub-sa ...
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  • Hassan Ali Ganda 10 years ago

    Who can disagree with this? We have created and "Alice in Wonderland" country and are paying the price.

  • Otoo 10 years ago

    Massa, kudos! but will they listen??
    We need a re-think of our whole set-up as a country but no one has the balls to do it. Incompetency all over but the politicians are afraid to root it out probably because they are same ...
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  • Nframa Boni 10 years ago

    Ar you now seeing the failure of your government? The NDC. When you were writing by-heart in support of them you never thought they'd perform so abysmally that you'd have to find a new outlet to blame: our civil and public se ...
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  • Ataa Nii 10 years ago

    I normally don't waste my time on ignorant blowhards like you. I am not a card carrying member of any party in Ghana. None! I have more bravery in confronting all than you have confronting yourself let alone others. Come agai ...
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  • Spiritual not religious 10 years ago

    Excellent article. Look at Ghana, PHD holders who cannot think. Shame

  • Tamale Doo 10 years ago

    This is great. The only problem is that those in political leadership and the current public servants will move every mountain to block such an excellent proposal this writer put together.
    We need a revolution to implement ...
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  • Ben, U.S. 10 years ago

    Good articles with good solutions but they will ignore it. It's a shame.

  • USMAN 10 years ago

    In the UK, the Institute of Governance trains personnel at all levels of the British civil service. The minimum requirement is a general education qualification like the A'Level, Degrees or HND. They take their students throu ...
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  • a donkor 10 years ago

    well written piece -you should offer your consultancy services to the govt

  • Appletus 10 years ago

    Great article! Politicians are called to serve and not to be served.
    I hope they take a cue and change

  • Whatever 10 years ago

    You nailed it in