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Ghana – Under the siege of prophetic trance
Ghanaians appear to be under the clench of prophetic spells. It is as if Ghanaians are hooked on some prophetic drug and cannot be rehabilitated. This has put Ghanaians are on some sort of permanent prophetic high. It has become a real…
If I had only five minutes to teach a Ghanaian politician macro-economics…
If I had just five minutes to teach a politician macro-economics, I would tell him about the Money equation:
MV = PY
where M is the amount of money in the economy; V is the velocity of money and it's just a measure of the number of…
Why Kufour won the World Food Prize
On Wednesday, June 22, 2011, Ghana and indeed the entire world, was greeted with news of Ghana’s immediate past President, John Agyekum Kufour, sharing honours with Brazil’s former President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, as joint winner of…
Nyantakyi’s Ethics Committee may be ‘red herring’
Kwesi Nyantakyi’s plan to set up an Ethics Committee seems to have settled the neutrals in Ghana football but could this be another “red herring” in the making.
Minutes after he was given a second four-year tenure in office, the…
There is economic surge in Ghana, but inequality on the rise
On the streets of Ghana’s top cities, Kumasi and Accra, it is easy to observe increases in the perennial beggars – from the physically disabled to healthy men and women of all ages. “Please could you spare some change,” is a constant…
Improving Ghana’s market opportunities and export development
Ghana has made a lot of strides in the development of trade as it gears towards becoming a middle income country by 2015.
No one can lose sight of the fact that the country is party to a number of international accords that focused on…
Ghana won’t suffer oil curse – Khan
Despite fears among some Ghanaians that the country might be slipping the dangerous path of what has been termed ‘the oil curse’, the situation whereby oil producing countries have failed to benefit from their oil resources and instead have…
Did Kosmos Energy pay fines to Ghana on moral or technical grounds?
US oil producer, Kosmos Energy’s spilled 706 barrels of low toxicity substance at its drilling fields in West Cape Three Points in 2010. A five-member ministerial committee was set up to look into the issue.
The committee after its…
The role of telecommunications in Ghana’s economic growth
Tuesday May 17, 2011, was World Telecoms and Information Society Day (WTISD). The UN General Assembly proclaimed May 17 as World Information Society Day by resolution 60/252 on March 27, 2006.
Commemoration of the Day is meant to help…
Is the government colluding with GNPC to steal Ghana’s crude oil? – NPP asks
With the current happenings at the Jubilee oil fields, the NPP UK and Ireland would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest concern about the reports on the dysfunctional ultrasonic export flow meters on the FPSO vessel…