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Why, O why Must Ghana go Nuclear? Part 2

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  • Agyeman. 10 years ago

    A nation thattttt cannot safely keep human excreta off its streets,where food hygiene is taken for granted and cholera outbreaks are common has no business taking on very risky nuclear energy.

  • USMAN 10 years ago

    The Germans still have WW II experiences fresh in their memories. They also have the Green Party that strongly oppose anything about nuclear energy. This party only constitute 5% of German voters but are so strong that they c ...
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  • Ibn 10 years ago

    Correction Young man: The Greens in Germany constitute 17% as at Thursday 11th of July 2013.

  • USMAN 10 years ago

    The Germans still have WW II experiences fresh in their memories. They also have the Green Party that strongly oppose anything about nuclear energy. This party only constitute 5% of German voters but are so strong that they c ...
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  • Agyeman. 10 years ago

    A nation that cannot safely keep human excreta off its streets,where food hygiene is taken for granted and cholera outbreaks are common has no business taking on very risky nuclear energy.

  • USMAN 10 years ago

    The Germans still have WW II experiences fresh in their memories. They also have the Green Party that strongly oppose anything about nuclear energy. This party only constitute 5% of German voters but are so strong that they c ...
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  • Preacher 10 years ago

    I agree 100% writer. All the points you have stated clearly tells us that we are not ready. There are many examples that we can cite. Just one example, in Ghana do we have children's play ground? Do we have places that when ...
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  • Before & After 10 years ago

    I have said many times that GAEC lands should be used for farming. What have those so-called scientists done for Ghana? I visited a friend and he was ignorantly bragging about a "toy reactor" they have there and a department ...
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  • Kokoroko Kukurudu 10 years ago

    You have given an analysis which should make our policy makers sit up. We need more of such enlightened articles on ghanaweb. Keep it up, brother.

  • natty 10 years ago

    What a great article!!! we still have brains like yours in our counrty!!!!I hope some other people read this great job of yours

  • Bismark NewYork USA 10 years ago

    Its about time we stop debating on this kind of Nonsense stuff.As at now we all no Ghanashould not and would never be allowed to go Nuclar by its sensible and Knowledgeable people so why do we even waste to airwaves in discus ...
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  • Dada 10 years ago

    We discuss it in this forum because other people do not understand the associated implications.

  • Kobena 10 years ago

    Bismark,
    These recent write-ups on Gnana going nuclear are not just some people's fanciful ideas. The Minister of Energy announced just two weeks ago that "Ghana's march to nuclear energy is far advanced," or something to t ...
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  • Royal Kwakye 10 years ago

    Many thanks to the author for his precious analysis. It is indeed rich in every aspect. It is now up to the politicians in power and those to come to be serious and do real nation-building instead of crying for mercedez-benze ...
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