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Addressing a regional seminar of the Tertiary Students Confederacy of the NPP (TESCON) on 7th August 2021, at the University of Cape Coast, Dr. Bawumia intimated that the public debt of GHS334 billion in 2021 representing 78.9% debt to GDP…
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I recently walked into a restaurant for a meeting. I had a busy day and wanted to quickly finish the meeting and have some rest. We were sitting for about 20 minutes and nobody attended to us. I walked towards the reception area to see…
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On Monday the 9th of August, I was privileged to attend the official launching of the SRC Week for the Cape Coast Technical University as Guest of Honour. I shared a few thoughts with the students. I stated that the strongest nations in…
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I’ve closely followed the #FixTheCountry mantra, and it is, in my opinion, a movement that if successful, will right certain wrongs in Ghana. It is obvious that the goals pursued by this movement are somewhat in the national interest.…
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I have taken notice of a decision by the Cape Coast High Court that has annulled the Assin North Parliamentary Election, held on December 7, 2020. First and foremost, let me condemn in no uncertain terms, the shameful manipulation of…
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Following the introduction of the Private Member’s Bill titled: The Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values, Bill 2021, from eight colleague Members of Parliament, there has been varied opinions and misleading…
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It appears that a good number of Ghanaians have resigned themselves to a broken system and a life of perpetual suffering and indiscipline. They have conditioned themselves (or have been forced to do so) to believe, for example, that…
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When a country’s laws are flouted and its security in shambles, it is a strong indication that the economy is not viable. The truth is that insisting on making new laws, beefing up the security agencies with personnel, new techniques,…
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The Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum has said the ministry procured 446,954 sets of past questions at a unit price of GHS 78 in 2021, totaling GHS 34.8 million. He said in parliament, the unit price represents a 32% increase…
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There is a popular word I have come to love in the Ghanaian list of social jargon, packaging! I hear this word many times either from hawkers, waiters, even middle-class folk. It is almost as if packaging and other words like “managing”,…
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