Only the power of the media can save the rest of Ghana's natural heritage

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• ghanaman 8 years ago

  If the media decides to be a force for good in Ghana it can rescue its lost reputation.
  
  The affront on galamsey operators and their operations marks but the beginning.
  
  More in all directions, Ghanaian media!
  
  God bles ...
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  If the media decides to be a force for good in Ghana it can rescue its lost reputation.
  
  The affront on galamsey operators and their operations marks but the beginning.
  
  More in all directions, Ghanaian media!
  
  God bless Ghana!

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• Abeeku Mensah 8 years ago

  Public administration linkages to democracy is all about how we arrive at public policy and implementation. We the voters became dumb because the educated class engaged in dummy down expectation in Ghana.
  We do not have eno ...
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  Public administration linkages to democracy is all about how we arrive at public policy and implementation. We the voters became dumb because the educated class engaged in dummy down expectation in Ghana.
  We do not have enough post secondary institutions to help our youth pursue advanced education so we made it tough to pass exams but we want free-education. We do want smart people from our limited number of post secondary education institutions so we allow bribery, corruption, favoritism, cronyism and political party preferences to drive admissions oh but we want free education. We do not have jobs for university graduates but we want free education that will make Ghana "classroom intelligent" nation with majority of its educated youth unemployed. In all of these free stuff we have not heard from companies crying to government to help find qualified workers at any profession why? It has never been about education but the environment for job creation. Our corruption has undermined a presumed competitive business climate and or social climate. So a company that should produce quality goods in Ghana will be forced to pay same VAT on supplies from outside and inside Ghana while an outfit that brings all their finished goods from outside Ghana can bribe their way through customs and undermine locally produced and or assembled products. In the mean time we have people in the entertainment industry complain about dumsor, tell us about their US$70,000 vehicles and yet too dumb to have invested the US$70,000 amount in their houses to be self reliant on free solar powered or wind energy to give them all the electricity they need.
  The media are as ignorant if not more so than the rest of society. Letting a political party feed you information and calling it exclusive is not information; information must be the truthful/accurate and not half truths if it is to inform. Investigative journalism is lost in Ghana because of a lazy professional group who are bought and sold like the bought and sold politicians. Throw easy money at the media and or politicians and poke their belly button and they will dance and sing like the Pillsbury dough boy.

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• Prof Lungu 8 years ago

  Wow!
  
  One strong 4-square critique, we must say.
  
  Same goes for the little money Ghana has received so far for its oil resources.
  
  The politicians and a select group of civil society agents designed a peculiar system t ...
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  Wow!
  
  One strong 4-square critique, we must say.
  
  Same goes for the little money Ghana has received so far for its oil resources.
  
  The politicians and a select group of civil society agents designed a peculiar system to plunder, and are still in cahoots with the foreign oil companies.

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• Stormborn 8 years ago

  Hey dude/babe. Good day! Think about it - 4 whole months gone! 4 months!!! If you can, why not? If I told U each 5 mins, U have the potential to pick at least N5000 ($15) from a walk-in customer for that smartphone or tablet ...
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  Hey dude/babe. Good day! Think about it - 4 whole months gone! 4 months!!! If you can, why not? If I told U each 5 mins, U have the potential to pick at least N5000 ($15) from a walk-in customer for that smartphone or tablet fix, will U still be home idle? Very common and true with this business! Learn today. Get " Mobile Phones & Tablets Repairs : A Complete Guide for Beginners and Professionals " from Amazon marketplaces, Barnes & Noble, eBay etc. Sure bet!

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