FEATURE: The cry of a dying industry

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• Takyi, U.S.A. 11 years ago

  This is a major public issue that needs to be addressed in a non- partisan way if our public decision-makers do understand the deplorable state our country is faced with at this time

  This is a major public issue that needs to be addressed in a non- partisan way if our public decision-makers do understand the deplorable state our country is faced with at this time

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• jon 11 years ago

  Regions like Ashanti,Eastern and Western should come out to put pressure on the govt to bring railways back. For their citizens will benefit more from the rails. Use this issue as bargaining chip. Without train no votes, and ...
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  Regions like Ashanti,Eastern and Western should come out to put pressure on the govt to bring railways back. For their citizens will benefit more from the rails. Use this issue as bargaining chip. Without train no votes, and the politicians will listening to you.

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• Brother 11 years ago

  Wonderfull. It is always a wonder that those companies that are handled by foreigners flourished and management are obeyed and yet Ghanaian managers if not supported by foreigners at the top receive lackadaisical obedience.It ...
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  Wonderfull. It is always a wonder that those companies that are handled by foreigners flourished and management are obeyed and yet Ghanaian managers if not supported by foreigners at the top receive lackadaisical obedience.It is our general attitude as if when the company fails, it is only the manager that suffers

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