The blame game among two major political parties in Ghana

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Constance 9 years ago

The one who blames less?

And who's that?

The one who blames less?

And who's that?
ghanaman 9 years ago

First, we need transparent laws, rules and regulations. Next, there must be open discussion of issues in a free and vibrant press environment. Finally, probity must be seen as the other arm of accountability.

In a society ...
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First, we need transparent laws, rules and regulations. Next, there must be open discussion of issues in a free and vibrant press environment. Finally, probity must be seen as the other arm of accountability.

In a society where all the above prerequisites and norms prevail, there is discipline, ensured by strict enforcement of the principles of rule of law. This guarantees that individuals and institutions take responsibility for their actions and face consequences that are impartial.

That's the way forward.
Major 9 years ago

ghanaman, it's true that free and vibrant press will guarantee the taking of responsibility by individuals and institutions but it is still the same free press that the accusers use to push blame to others. Much of the blamin ...
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ghanaman, it's true that free and vibrant press will guarantee the taking of responsibility by individuals and institutions but it is still the same free press that the accusers use to push blame to others. Much of the blaming game of the two parties is conducted in the "free press" these days supported by social networks (which are inherently free and vibrant).

But I think this is better than just keeping quiet over things.

Perhaps the better policy, in addition to the free and vibrant press, is the enactment and active use of the Freedom of Information bill. It is this that will help a free press to determine which of the big two parties is pushing blame...
Stephen-Pipes Afrifa 9 years ago

God bless the writer. These are the main problems which have sent Ghana into a ditch.

Nobody wanna admit that he/she done wrong and always shifting the goalposts . When you turn on your radio and matters of corruption are ...
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God bless the writer. These are the main problems which have sent Ghana into a ditch.

Nobody wanna admit that he/she done wrong and always shifting the goalposts . When you turn on your radio and matters of corruption are discussed, both NPP and NDC never admits a fault and move on to the extreme point of defending a lie which the person himself knows very well it is wrong and a big lie.

Ghanaians please discern and wake up from your slumber else these politicians will send you to the Hades unexpectedly which you ain't ready for
Dr Ellis 9 years ago

Thank you Mr Steve for your time in bringing out this piece. I might not write a lengthy comment. But this canker cut across the Ghanaian people if not even all the sub Saharan African region. The blame game is too much. I k ...
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Thank you Mr Steve for your time in bringing out this piece. I might not write a lengthy comment. But this canker cut across the Ghanaian people if not even all the sub Saharan African region. The blame game is too much. I know our white folks if they can't perform they resign but it is not the case of our people or leaders. God should have mercy on us.
Oti Akenteng 9 years ago

Is simply because they losing out on the fight against corruption that is why they blame each other.Until Ghana is able to implement laws,prosecute corrupt officals and recover stolen assets,the country would not make any hea ...
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Is simply because they losing out on the fight against corruption that is why they blame each other.Until Ghana is able to implement laws,prosecute corrupt officals and recover stolen assets,the country would not make any headway in the fight against corruption.
KUUKU DADZIE 9 years ago

How I wish the PPP party will win the elections. I am tired with NDC and NPP.

How I wish the PPP party will win the elections. I am tired with NDC and NPP.
ATWIMA MANSAH USA 9 years ago

Kuuku whether you like it or not NDC will win. No one can do anything about it. Ghanaians have already rejected old man Nana Addo. Vote for handsome and visionary His excellency John Mahama. NDC all the way.

Kuuku whether you like it or not NDC will win. No one can do anything about it. Ghanaians have already rejected old man Nana Addo. Vote for handsome and visionary His excellency John Mahama. NDC all the way.
Frenchman 9 years ago

Another backward and ethnocentric bragarts

Another backward and ethnocentric bragarts
SANDY 9 years ago

When will this blame game stop in Ghanna? What we need are concrete steps towards solving Ghana's problems.

When will this blame game stop in Ghanna? What we need are concrete steps towards solving Ghana's problems.

Afrifa Richmond 9 years ago

We should learn to accept our mistakes .That will help us to develop

We should learn to accept our mistakes .That will help us to develop

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