Spotlight on Ghana
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Join us for a conference on the major political and economic trends in Ghana as the new government charts its course. Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia will deliver the keynote address and Minister of Finance Mr. Ken Ofori-Atta will lead a panel discussion on the prospects for economic recovery and pressing issues around governance, regional leadership, and the Ghana-U.S. relationship.
Announcement of additional panelists to follow.
The Spotlight on Africa conference series is made possible by generous support from the series' founding sponsors, Chevron Corporation and Bechtel Corporation.
Oh my God Ghana have bright future in the hands of Nana Addo and his team.
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Great now i know that Ghana is back on track good leader of the future New Patriotic Party good people.
Yeah for sure Ghana is working again.
Great speech, poor performance in governance. As for talk, it's very cheap indeed!
@@lawrencekwamigomado8267 Yea shall know them by their names😂😂😂😂
What a brilliant veep Ghana has keep up the good work for motherland Ghana
He was a liability on Ghana. Collpased our Cedi.
Yes, growth of every sector of the economy of the country of Ghana is falling into place ( like I said somewhere before) because of the honest leadership in the person of Nana Akuffo Ado Danquah. Long Live Nana, long live Ghana in prosperity
Please try to keep your head up and look at your audience when you speak. Mr Ken Ofori Atta.
JO BOYE bunch of liars
God bless this leadership, cancelation of purchases of V8 😂. Please create employment opportunities for we the youth so we dont always travel outside and face racism and humiliation
It is commendable what the new Ghana Government and leadership have put together as a plan and following it closely with an implementation strategy. But what bothers me yet again is whether we have to explain ourselves or bare our strategy as a nation or as a political party to CSIS or any such bodies? What is in it for us partaking in such workshops? and most importantly what is in it for CSIS and their sponsors. We should, however, share these kinds of best practice in the African Union.
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I've always had my thoughts along this line. But also, I think we need the public talks to change some narratives about Afrika. Would you believe some folks didn't know Afrikaans can speak fluent English and other foreign languages? Some do not even believe we can think on our own. Pathetic right?
So we need to sell and show ourselves to the world to prove many wrongs perceptions.
We also equally using the platforms to market our countries for investment purposes. We need it.
Ah ken Ofori-atta so you hate your opponent to the extent that when a foreigner was praising the country for doing well in disaster management and connecting it to the prevention of the Ebola, you quickly a referred to hand of God, and not the effort of passed administration. How can you do such a dirty international politics like this
Líes .líes . líes..where are the Jobs.,.White people Who do live in Ghana nd even if they do, they live in the level if diplomat,,..pay Big bribe to leaders or encourage corruption..
Ghana are crying for roads, houseing ,school nd dorms......White Will Come nd day nice things bcos It favor them over ghanaian
Chew and pour!!!
Is it an obligation for African leaders to explain to the Western leaders and cooperates their budget and plans about the people of Africa? This is not right, independent?? Do we get US government doing this kind of talk in Africa?
@PurelyAfrican Exactly how i felt.
Since about eighty percent of the work force in ghana have informal jobs and therefore not paying their fair share of taxes,government is not generating revenues domestically and routinely borrowing from world bank and IMF to balance budget.solution,mechanized agriculture ASAP and have the courage to consolidate the highly fragmented retail sector of numerous petty traders and hawkers,by introducing large supermarket chains and Departmental stores.More formal jobs could be created in agriculture,if large corporations could be established to venture into agribusiness and reduce the nation's dependant on peasant farmers.peasant farmers without modern farm equipments,could not meet the food need of the growing population.It is critical for ghana government to work to ensure that eighty percent of the work force have formal jobs,so as more revenues could be mobilized domestically and reduce government borrowing syndrome.
Independence means being viable and are we?
One can not be dependant on others and expect to be free.Need I say more?
Nana Addo and his team are good GOD bless them
Leadership - Ghana and Africa for that matter requires good leadership for a prosperous economy.
Gone were the days of inexperienced politicians, military juntas and Asiedu Nketeas who can barely speak English language
well Mr.Tommy, you may have a point in having leadership of high quality, but your English language as a yardstick is well not proven.I hope I am prove wrong.
I’m Ghana and I don’t think speaking better English has anything to do with corruption
Let’s hope this administration stay true to their words
Why AFRICAN leaders travel to give account of thier work, which is not in fever of the continent.Good or bad it is their problem. Borrow borrow continent!!
We will vote for NPP they are the olny partty who can make Ghana go forward the best partty GOD'S bless Nana and Dr. Bawumaia they're good work's
O the best party NPP.all the forever and ever GOD bless Nana. Addo and Dr. Bawumia and they're Gorvmant they're moveing Ghana forword paa GOD bless our home Land Ghana AMEN.
Wow, this is not Akua Donkor and Mahama economic forum. Intellectuals are talking. Some illiterates follow ndc and always send Ghana back from all the gains npp make. Ghanaians should wise up, I believe free SHS over the years will definitely help.
Well said
Bravo NANA ADO MORE FOR NANA AND HIS TEAM
There he goes again.. Anyway, has he found the KEYS he clamed he had given to the IGP regarding the arrest of the cedis?.
This is about Ghana. Not NDC and NPP.
By the way, 4 more for Nana to do more.
@@nanaadwoa4632 And who says it is not about Ghana.That is the reason this lawlessness government must go. When in the history of our forth republic have we ever seen this kind of arrogance, lawlessness, insults, violence, and the degree of corruption before? Even to the extent of Charles Bisiw who was caught on tape collecting money, can still be working at the seat of government today.. Yes it is about Ghana when a whole Minister of state can go shooting at polling station without any provocation but would still be at post. When the so-called National Security official can go to a polling station harrassed slaping an MP and shoot innocent person at Ayawaso west by- election resulting to one of them loosing his leg today and yet nothing is done. Yes!!, it is about Ghana, when police went harrassing and beating some Ghanaians born and bread here in Ghana but just by their names and region they come from, were being hsrrassed in their own country and their citizenship had to be determined by some one else. Yes it is about GHANA..
@mercy this govt is not made of saints and angels so they definitely have their down sides like any govt on this globe but they are forward looking and they surely have a plan ... They have a purpose and I like their can do spirit ... You can choose to focus on their faults n that's your own cup of tea.. It not for anything at all they have implemented several social interventions which has benefited the poor in so many ways.
@@okutey2024 Really!!, rather opposite of all what was stated here.
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When is Africa going to make it without borrowing.
It's a long way taking a close look at where we are now the current government has been fast anyway.
TANZANIAN SHILLING IS WHAT MAGUFULI IS USING TO BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE IN HIS COUNTRY. TANZANIA HAS GOLD, DIAMOND, TANTATLITE, BAUXITE AND MANY MORE MINERALS, THAT MAKES THEIR CURRENCY HARD VERY HARD.
Ghana will be transformed, with Nana and his government. Ghanaians don't make mistake to bring NDC back, this government knows how to bring the economy to it's feet.
Please Dr Bawumia stop the giggling when you are giving a speech. We are seriously listening to you .
The state of Ghana's economy is not a laughing matter. Thank you sir
but we haven’t seen any corruption person going to jail pls work on that
THANK YOU.. I WILL LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR PODS...VERY INFORMATIVE..SAD TO SEE ETHIO AND TIGREY AND ERETRIA IN CHAOS ...
One needs to be honest as a leader. That's it, and all discipline will take shape in every area of of the governing system.
With all your mouth mouth, it is under u, that Ghana's debt had double. Just a little under four years in office, u borrowed more than any other government in the history of the 4th Republic but nothing to show for it.
He borrowed to pay for all the money that greedy Mahama a d his crooks emptied and put us at the mercy of IMF,are you not ashamed to talk I'll of Akufo Addo,without finding fault in the ndc government,wow is amazing
That is my Vice President the lying King and the aid of Sakawa boys . You welcome
They always do the same, that is sweet talks. The talk is bla bla bla they know everything but, can't do anything.
It's not the first time npp come clean the mess of NDC then later NDC takes to make npp a fool it has always been that way
Do you remember this in 2017
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