Ghana ranked among top five African countries on governance policy

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USMAN 12 years ago

Ghana rather rewards corruption and frowns on probity and accountability. Thanks to our useless university graduates.

Ghana rather rewards corruption and frowns on probity and accountability. Thanks to our useless university graduates.
Queenly 12 years ago

World bank ranking is a joke and shouldn't be taken seriously.

World bank ranking is a joke and shouldn't be taken seriously.
Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

Ghana fifth for incompetence and corruption

Ghana fifth for incompetence and corruption
kODJO 12 years ago

WE WILL HAVE BEEN HAAPPY TO HAVE THE SAME ECONOMY OF GHANA IN OUR COUNTRY TOGO:

WE WILL HAVE BEEN HAAPPY TO HAVE THE SAME ECONOMY OF GHANA IN OUR COUNTRY TOGO:
Vuvuzela 12 years ago

That is a big load of nonsense!

Ghana ranks among the most corrupt, probably the fifth in the world.

That is a big load of nonsense!

Ghana ranks among the most corrupt, probably the fifth in the world.
kODJO 12 years ago

YOU WILL GO BACK KISS YOUR PRESIDENT FITS

YOU WILL GO BACK KISS YOUR PRESIDENT FITS
ADWEN 12 years ago

It is ironic that the world bank analysts who are thinking their job security and career progression sit in their cosy offices and spew out rubbish.
Do they mean there is efficiency and good governance in public sector admin ...
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It is ironic that the world bank analysts who are thinking their job security and career progression sit in their cosy offices and spew out rubbish.
Do they mean there is efficiency and good governance in public sector administration in Ghana and most African countries? Does their concept of efficiency mean budget overspending, high levels of corruption, unavailability of basic utilities like water, electricity, no health service delivery, etc as we are experiencing in Ghana?
How did they compile their statistics and where are the sources of their data?
These institutions take Africans for fools. All they are interested is to praise us unnecessarily so that they can surreptitiously siphon out our resources through exorbitant loan and "grants".
Vuvuzela 12 years ago

You're right, bro.

You're right, bro.
KWAME A. 12 years ago

Thank God for good and efficient governance in Ghana. People can say what they want to say, God Knows best.

Thank God for good and efficient governance in Ghana. People can say what they want to say, God Knows best.
GHANA FIRST 12 years ago

Mahama is a good person i am not in Ghana so i cannot say anything about his presidency but i am hundred percent sure hewas nt Ghana's choice to the presidency Maybe Afari Gyan helped him somehow
If the Spreme court unruffle ...
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Mahama is a good person i am not in Ghana so i cannot say anything about his presidency but i am hundred percent sure hewas nt Ghana's choice to the presidency Maybe Afari Gyan helped him somehow
If the Spreme court unruffle things they will see the truth
GHFUO, LOVE/DOR YOURSELF! 12 years ago

In its latest review of policies and institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa, the World Bank says there is an overall stable environment for growth and poverty reduction despite divergence across countries.

WHO ARE U DECEIVING? ...
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In its latest review of policies and institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa, the World Bank says there is an overall stable environment for growth and poverty reduction despite divergence across countries.

WHO ARE U DECEIVING? LOOK AT THE PUBLIC SECTOR CORRUPTION IN THIS EAST SIDE HIGH BANANA REPUBLIC...
albert ossei 12 years ago

in a continent drowning of corruption,one shouldn't be proud to come 5th as a good governance country,we should not be proud of that.
as in the land of the blind, one eyed man is the king.

in a continent drowning of corruption,one shouldn't be proud to come 5th as a good governance country,we should not be proud of that.
as in the land of the blind, one eyed man is the king.
Akos 12 years ago

You're saying 'well done', then we shouldn't be proud to be number 5. Why contradict yourself?

You're saying 'well done', then we shouldn't be proud to be number 5. Why contradict yourself?
Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

Africa is in trouble

Africa is in trouble
OH NDC 12 years ago

"The review is part of the annual World Bank Country Policy and Institutional Assessment that rates the performance of poor countries."
Ghana is a poor country?
A small nation blessed so much natural resources and still Gh ...
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"The review is part of the annual World Bank Country Policy and Institutional Assessment that rates the performance of poor countries."
Ghana is a poor country?
A small nation blessed so much natural resources and still Ghana is poor?
We have thieves running Ghana and for that we will forever be poor, and yet Mahama claims still that he was ordained by God. Which God?
Certainly it is not the God of Abraham and Isaac. It is Mahama's own god.
CHAMPION 12 years ago

OH, npp, this animals, nothing good comes in thier evil hearts, anyway it is ashanti greedy basturds sickness.SHAME.

OH, npp, this animals, nothing good comes in thier evil hearts, anyway it is ashanti greedy basturds sickness.SHAME.
Prince nuworkpor 12 years ago

GreaT

GreaT
KWAME 12 years ago

stop using the word "poor" AFRICA IS
not poor

stop using the word "poor" AFRICA IS
not poor
Simple 12 years ago

You all have to research on every information that pass through this media before making your nasty comments.
Ghana score 3.5 and fallowing (Cameroon 4.0, Cape Verde-4.0, Madagascar 4.0 and Uganda-4.0). Learn @ USMAN, Queenl ...
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You all have to research on every information that pass through this media before making your nasty comments.
Ghana score 3.5 and fallowing (Cameroon 4.0, Cape Verde-4.0, Madagascar 4.0 and Uganda-4.0). Learn @ USMAN, Queenly Ghfuo....

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