Quayson Writes : A Weak Currency Shows A Weak Government (Solutions Needed Not History Lessons)
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The mark of every good governance is the strength of it’s purchasing power (money), the opposite is true.…
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Julius Asamoah writes: Ghana beyond Aid, is it Achievable?
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President Akufo-Addo insists his “Ghana Beyond Aid” agenda is achievable. He explained that his government would continue to…
Naah-Yerreh Writes – Economics is a science; Ghanaians will soon feel the benefits in their pockets
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The recent Townhall Meeting with the Economic management team brought to bare the fine work albeit difficult the…
Quayson Writes : Ghana Is Suffering Under NPP Government This Time Around
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Why will you go and withdraw the license of a bank and enjoin it to Consolidated Bank Ghana…
Quayson Writes : Unfair Withdrawal Of Heritage Bank License – A Terrible Political Precedence
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Some few days ago we were greeted with the news of BoG withdrawing the license of one of…
Silence of Akufo-Addo on Menzgold saga – is the president shielding NAM 1? Find out here
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It’s been four months since the start of what Menzgold investors would call a nightmare when their hard…
Revealed: Government to take over Menzgold and pay customers their principal
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Information reaching nsemwoha.com from a high and credible source indicates plans are far advanced for government to take…
Legitimization of NAM1 by political, traditional and Religious leaders inspired us to invest – Menzgold customers
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Some customers of embattled Menzgold have voiced out their anger at government and politicians, traditional and religious leaders…
Quayson Writes : Why Government Must Not Be Complacent About Success Of “Planting For Food And Jobs”-Some History Lessons
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Congratulations to NPP May be some don’t really understand why light has been thrown on the positive effect…
“Where is the change we voted for?” Ghanaians ask as fuel price increases by 3.5%
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“I will change Ghana in 18 months if you vote for me” – Nana Addo 2016 It’s been…