The Dynamics of Political Struggle in Ghana – Part 3

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• Wiafe 10 years ago

  Efo Kofi--glad to read your analysis--but the fact is that Neo-liberals have won globally. Unless you and your friends can conjure up some "Chinese style" economic program, Ghana and the rest of Africa are doomed.
  
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  Efo Kofi--glad to read your analysis--but the fact is that Neo-liberals have won globally. Unless you and your friends can conjure up some "Chinese style" economic program, Ghana and the rest of Africa are doomed.
  
  Yes, there will be economic development--and a rising middle class--but the "neo-colonialists"--now including India, China, and the old colonialists are designing plans to exploit the rest of the resources in Africa.
  
  Its all about the economy...

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• Uncle B 10 years ago

  This is nothing but the ranting of a totally deluded non-entity who, despite a fondness pf jerry curls, dog collars and cheap popularity, has just shown that he can hardly string a grammatically correct sentence of English to ...
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  This is nothing but the ranting of a totally deluded non-entity who, despite a fondness pf jerry curls, dog collars and cheap popularity, has just shown that he can hardly string a grammatically correct sentence of English together.

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• insight to the bone 10 years ago

  the Fantis were mislead into believing ndc meant well and would continue the path of honesty and integrity set by mills . slowly eyes have been opened to see the reality of this hegemonic ayigbe selfish incompetent corrupt go ...
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  the Fantis were mislead into believing ndc meant well and would continue the path of honesty and integrity set by mills . slowly eyes have been opened to see the reality of this hegemonic ayigbe selfish incompetent corrupt govt. from now on it will be each his own and ndc will never carry the day again in any of the Akan territories , only ppp cpp or npp will pass. the demographics of the country have changed and now the Fantis speaking people of western and central regions have the numbers to form their own state if pushed into war by these wish to dominate and buga buga oppress ewe led govt. it is not enough that they killed mills now they push further to put the people into poverty and misery hoping to break the spirit of the people as they have been trying to do since before kotoka. first it was the brain drain that took most of the intellectuals away to serve some pointless civil service that ignored their own people instead of decentralization, then the schools were opened to all except those that built and nurtured them in the first place. then came the period of deny any gainful employment so they were forced to emigrate to other lands. then all projects and industry that made logical sense including sustainability were placed elsewhere or not even processed. so today even the tradition industry the ordinary man could do to scratch a living are purposely being neglected or destroyed such as the fishing industry and the farming. we see all and say no more , long live the republic of Akan

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