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Why Nuclear Power Stations are not Suitable for Ghana

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  • KOOKOO-KRAKYE 10 years ago

    TOO KNOWN! AND TOO MUCH UNNECESSARY BOOK LONG!!! YOU LIKE OR YOU NO LIKE WE GO BUILD 'EM!!!

  • thinking man 10 years ago

    How can any reasonable person denigrate such a well researched and thought out article. Such a person must therefore not be reasonable. we will leave it at that.

  • Ebo Kobena Ayinda 10 years ago

    Sir Kookoo krakye:

    Are you normal? As a nation we have not maintained the little development that Osagyefo brought to Ghana. Ghanaians people cannot even clean our gutters and you are advocating the use of nuclear energy i ...
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  • AMARIYA 10 years ago

    Our culture of infrasture poor maintenance will pose a huge challenge to Ghana and neighbouring countries if an accident ever happens.

  • KK 10 years ago

    You will say book long to such a nice stuff ?, this shows how ignorant you are.
    Nuclear energy issues should not be left to greedy ignorant people like you.

  • Shamu 10 years ago

    I really do not know why this korokoro DOCTOR got this simple question. First of all ask yourself if we able to rule ourself. Secondly, all individual who head their department could not make any improvement, in all departmen ...
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  • oldtimo 10 years ago

    From your writing you proved to be Dr. "Domo" who belongs to the class that will easily agree that Gold Coast was not ready for self government at that time. Just change for better future than remaining on the spot. When our ...
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  • MUGU YARO 10 years ago

    THE MIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE!

  • Wofa Kwame 10 years ago

    Thanks for your insight and information. All the talk about a nuclear power plant for Ghana is just that; talk! A country that can provide reliable potable water for its capital city will not be able to safely operate a nucle ...
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  • Paa Kwesi Mintah 10 years ago

    That there are people promoting the idea that a nation that has no expertise to build water closet public toilets wants to go nuclear, should render you sleepless.


    Instead of this long but excellent article, you could've ...
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  • Ofori Quaah 10 years ago

    Thanks, Bro, PK,
    Sometimes the "sleepless nights" make you wish to go as low as possible, hoping a dead ancestor will knock on the door and whisper "it is only a dream!"
    Have a blessed day.

  • Kobia Amenfi Oti Akenten 10 years ago

    Let our so called prophets exorcise the many earthquakes in Ghana. PKM should provide Ghana with his blueprint for alternate energy from pink sand, or from blue crystals. He knows it all. What do you expect from tackling a sc ...
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  • DADAb 10 years ago

    Ghanaians are so stupid. tending to politicise everything. what's so anti-nuclear about this article? This author is only sounding a word of caution to us. we can either heed to or not but it does not have lead to name callin ...
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  • Samson 10 years ago

    A word to the wise is timely. Well written, the onus is now on the govt to take heed. Please abandon the nuclear project and use the money and resources to do something more useful for Ghanaians.

  • Kobia Amenfi Oti Akenten 10 years ago

    Anti-Nuclear activists around the world have de-campaigned nuclear plants for ages. Are we in Ghana now awake to this threat? From the vulnerability of the plate tectonic structure of Ghana, with our fragile Tarkwaian and Bir ...
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  • Ofori Quaah 10 years ago

    I am grateful to all of you who contributed to the discussion here. I trust that we shall all stand together to fight this potential menace that Ghana can ill afford.
    Stay blessed

  • Akyeampong Gm. 10 years ago

    The Ghanaian cannot even maintain official buildings ,the motorway etc.Can he then be trusted to maintain a nuclear power station? God have mercy.

  • JIM CROW 10 years ago

    NUCLEAR POWER IN GHANA WILL NOT DEPEND ON COST AND GEOGRAPHY. IT WILL DEPEND ON MANAGEMENT. WE DON'T HAVE THAT KIND OF MANAGERIAL ABILITY. EVEN WE CANNOT OPERATE AN AIRLINE AND RAILWAY. SO PLEASE DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. AN ATT ...
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  • Ofori Quaah 10 years ago

    You obviously do not understand the issues involved!

  • Bob Wallace 10 years ago

    Solar power is getting very affordable. It is very close to being cheap and is cheap in some countries.

    Wind power is cheap.

    The wind and Sun do not provide 24/365 so something is needed to fill in the gaps. Gas turbi ...
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  • 0244505589 10 years ago

    I think this is a well researched paper and thanks for the insight. But I should also like to point out that the research seems to have limited Ghana to the sout,ie from the coat to Kumasi. What about the northern part?. Th ...
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  • afterfukushima 10 years ago

    nuclear reactors are not vulnerable to earthquakes