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Do the Math: Ghana's Energy Policy

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  • STEVE 11 years ago

    Indeed the energy policy for our dear nation is woefully unacceptable. Its a great piece but i wish rather than diverting to the political landscape you stayed more with ENERGY

  • MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

    The Ghanaian youth has become close minded, poorly educated, hedonistic and materialistic.
    While their counter parts in Japan, Germany, South Korea and Malaysia are taking extra classes, learning physics, calculus and engine ...
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  • Conventional Youth. 11 years ago

    Gideon Commey wrote " Exactly 3 years ago, when I was consumed under passion for environmental activism and stood in the heart of the British Museum in London to pledge my time, strength and resources to save the planet, litt ...
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  • David 11 years ago

    I like your analysis, as a result I will urge you not to loose hope because you have put your ideas across for the positive thinking Ghanaian to consider and think about. Therefore taking your quill to write this note in very ...
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  • Samuel Ofori-Sey 11 years ago

    Gideon, What a great article. You attempted to put figures on the debate and challenged the state position fairly. Advice - don't loose hope or give up. Ghana(aians) have collectively given up hope on the state but luckily, a ...
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