Ghanaian business leaders applaud Rwanda’s development efforts

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• KOFIVI 7 years ago

  What Ghanaians don't know is that piecemeal copying doesn't help. The Ghanaian situation is full of obstacles which calls for a systems-approach to problem solving by trained professionals.
  If anything, this trip only confir ...
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  What Ghanaians don't know is that piecemeal copying doesn't help. The Ghanaian situation is full of obstacles which calls for a systems-approach to problem solving by trained professionals.
  If anything, this trip only confirms what most professionals already know - "That Ghana@60 is far behind many countries@20".

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• £earn_$martphones_Repairing 7 years ago

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• Bill 7 years ago

  Twenty people and all you can do is to stay in the city (kigali) for five days visiting offices. Is development of a country judged by the beauty of its city? Is it true that only about twenty percent of the populace have ac ...
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  Twenty people and all you can do is to stay in the city (kigali) for five days visiting offices. Is development of a country judged by the beauty of its city? Is it true that only about twenty percent of the populace have access to electricity

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• Paapidi 7 years ago

  Kigali has no kiosks unlike Ghana and other West African cities/towns. These kiosks have become such an eyesore. Please remove them all and begin to join the civilized world, thereafter.

  Kigali has no kiosks unlike Ghana and other West African cities/towns. These kiosks have become such an eyesore. Please remove them all and begin to join the civilized world, thereafter.

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• Asia 7 years ago

  Ghana must follow the example of the current President of Tanzania as he sends his wife to use a local hospital. This sends a strong message to all developing countries. Most of our MP's would rather send their wives overseas ...
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  Ghana must follow the example of the current President of Tanzania as he sends his wife to use a local hospital. This sends a strong message to all developing countries. Most of our MP's would rather send their wives overseas thus wasting our limited money which could better be spent in local hospitals instead of using that money in treating one individual humanmanbeing.

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• Paa Joe 7 years ago

  YOU HAD INDEPENDENCE BEFORE RWANDA, WHY HAVE YOU FAILED TO TRANSFOIRM THE COUNTRY TO PROSPERITY.
  
  
  DID RUANDA ACHIEVE THEIR ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION BY MERE PREACHINGS.
  
  THEIR EDUCATED THOUGHT WISE AND WORKED RKED HARD AF ...
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  YOU HAD INDEPENDENCE BEFORE RWANDA, WHY HAVE YOU FAILED TO TRANSFOIRM THE COUNTRY TO PROSPERITY.
  
  
  DID RUANDA ACHIEVE THEIR ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION BY MERE PREACHINGS.
  
  THEIR EDUCATED THOUGHT WISE AND WORKED RKED HARD AFTER THEIR BLOODY CIVIL WAR THAT DESTROYED THE INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE COUNTRY.
  
  THEY ONLY TRADE IN COFFEE AND WITH ALL THR MINERAL RSOURCES IN GHANA,WHY SHOULD THIS NATION BE AHEAD IN THEIR ECONOMIC GOALS FOR THE COUNTRY.

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