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• AK 1 day ago

  How were the responders selected? IEA must stop this armchair surveys. Whom are they trying to satisfy? Can the IEA confidently say that Cocoa farmers are confident about the so called economic gains when they are not being p ...
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  How were the responders selected? IEA must stop this armchair surveys. Whom are they trying to satisfy? Can the IEA confidently say that Cocoa farmers are confident about the so called economic gains when they are not being paid for the cocoa they have sold to the produce buying companies? Where is the public confidence when it appears COCOBOD has lost its bearings? IEA must stop throwing dust into the eyes of Ghanaians.

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• Good news 1 day ago

  Npp are completely dazed to the core,they will need yrs to recover and understand how JM and his team of very competent,humble and hardworking men and women worked things out, eye zu

  Npp are completely dazed to the core,they will need yrs to recover and understand how JM and his team of very competent,humble and hardworking men and women worked things out, eye zu

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• James 1 day ago

  I know npp supporters will not be happy about this survey because they are praying this government fails

  I know npp supporters will not be happy about this survey because they are praying this government fails

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• Obrempong 1 day ago

  How are Economic Gains Restored? Illiteracy
  in Ghana is higher than Kwame Nkrumah’s
  time, in the sense that the middle and the senior
  High schools Education system has failed because
  duration reduced, The Lower and Up ...
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  How are Economic Gains Restored? Illiteracy
  in Ghana is higher than Kwame Nkrumah’s
  time, in the sense that the middle and the senior
  High schools Education system has failed because
  duration reduced, The Lower and Upper
  Secondary school system put a Scholar higher and
  It’s compared to Two- year university Student in
  an Advanced Countries. Today Ghana does not have. Education in Ghana is Low. At a certain time in
  Ghana History, in one Saudi Arabia University
  there were Twenty-Nine Ghanaian Medical Professors.
  Our Educational System does not afford a large
  number of Ghanaians to understand what is
  “Economic Gain” and so forth!! Mahama
  Administration and other Afministrations were
  Ambiguous to make statements and declarations
  just to entice and fool the countrymen into believing they were fighting for their cause, but just opposite
  Only few Ghanaian may feel or see the impact,
  A great many Ghanaians are in absolute hardships.
  Money is Circulation has reduced in that - No
  Students Allowa, No Free Senior Secondary School
  in the southern Ghana etc. The Elicit Galamsey
  Puts money in people’s pockets, but destroying
  the future of Ghana.

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