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For calling them wee and cocain smokers
But I would caution all our political operatives to move beyond the mudslinging,which has not helped the country;but rather focus on finding workable solutions to our intractable 'problems'!
Fourth, we must recognize that governments, by and large are not effective job creators. We must establish an environment that will help private investors to create jobs and to pay living wages for more and more of our people ...
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Great Comment, Kojo. Some people cannot get out the foolish ideological straitjacket even when they know it doesn't apply to reality. It has been 48 years since 1966 when Nkrumah was overthrown - almost half a century! As you ...
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NDC is not better than NPP. This is the mistake many CPP members made and joined NDC to the detriment of their party and progress in Ghana. NDC and NPP
are the same gang in different clothes!
Your services are not needed in Ghana!But is Arthur K being honest with the caliber of graduates our universities are churning out? Does he realize that in certain situations, generalists who can think outside the box are mor ...
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I do agree with most of what you said but to blame the woes of this country solely on the NDC and the period of the 80s and 90s is rather unpardonable.
We all know from whatever rigorous socioeconomic and scientific analysis ...
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Just a bit of title correction thanks.
How can the learned Dr. Kennedy say that the problems started from 80s and 90s? Where have we seen development after 60s. Why has he chosen to talk to Ghana as if we are 30 years. What of the 60s and 70s? What happened betwee ...
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'A nation that is more interested in politics than development will be perpetually under-developed.'Yes, open the radio and TV and it is only the 'I know all' politicians who are talking. On health, agriculture, education, en ...
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GHANAIAN POLITICIANS ARE ALL USELESS AND HOPELESS THEY HAVE NO RESPECT FOR EACH WHY