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Ghana will win the cup again

T3Amo:
The same way you kept denying you were Obrafour when people suspected it was you. Yeah I believe you. Wale last commented on 15 April then you go off then boom all of a sudden he is here commenting on this thread. You have been caught now

see what generator fumes n fuel shortages have caused?

Only Ghanaian rule can save west Africa!!


We need a Ghanaian as president in every west African country.

civilized Ghanaians arguing with nigayrians in 2015?

YFM presenter kidnapping was
staged - Police


Starr News has learnt that the alleged kidnapping
and gang rape of the Takoradi based radio
presenter of YFM Adaeze Onyinyechie Ayoka was
a hoax.
Police and doctors in the Western region have
concluded after investigations that the incident
was staged.
Starr News can confirm that she is currently
being transferred to Accra for prosecution.
Source: Ghana/starrFMonline.com/103.5FM

breaking news


The whole thing was staged.


typical Nigerian

Asamoah Gyan of Ghana $250,000 a week


God bless Ghana

tit:
useless ghana.
the way they have been making mouth,
you did think they can go to moon.

Typical Nigerian

talk straight from the anus no manners and always full of hate.

Ghana over mumu republic

God bless Ghana

China is to help build a 400-megawatt solar
power plant in Ghana aimed at easing the
energy crisis.
According to the Charge d'Affaires at the
Chinese Embassy in Accra, Zhou Youbin, the
Chinese Hanergy Group will be at the forefront of
the $1-billion project.
“China, as a traditional friend and an important
development partner over the years, has spared
no efforts in supporting the development and
construction of Ghana,” Youbin said at a natural
resource conference.
According to Xinhua, Zhou listed numerous
projects the Chinese government had undertaken
in Ghana such as the western corridor gas
infrastructure development project, construction
of the 400- megawatts Bui Dam, and the Kpong
Water Supply Expansion Project.

“In 2014, statistics about China-Ghana
cooperation is inspiring. Ghana's export to China
and Chinese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
inflows to Ghana has both surpassed one billion
dollars, making China the biggest investor of
Ghana in the past year,” he said.
“The most important thing is to balance the
interests of the stakeholders, mainly the
government, mining communities and the
investors. Policies to ensure the healthy and
sustainable development of the mining sector
should be designed as soon as possible,” Zhou
added.

mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/business/artikel.php?ID=351203

Ghanaians are the becoming healthier, better
educated, more politically enfranchised and freer to
express their views than any other African nation, a
new report released by the Overseas Development
Institute (ODI) has found.

According to the report, three out of every four
Ghanaians surveyed said they were pleased with
the level of the country’s democratic growth,
brought about by the “one of the most successful
transitions to multi-party democracy in sub-
Saharan Africa.”
It suggested that Ghanaians perceive instances of
good or bad service delivery and react accordingly
in terms of their votes.
The report, titled “Ghana, the rising star,” attributed
the developments in the country to the “robust and
responsive democracy, including a sharp increase
in child immunization rates, huge advances in pre-
primary education and Ghana’s status as one of
only a handful of non-OECD nations to provide free
and universal health coverage.”
However, the ODI report also indicated a seeming
neglect of rural areas, highlighting a slower rate of
growth in those parts of the country.
It noted that “child mortality is four times higher in
the north of the country than in the wealthier
western region and women in rural areas report an
average of 7 years of schooling, while women in
urban areas report 10 years.
Similarly, uptake of the National Health Insurance
Scheme (NHIS) membership ranges from 13% in the
Central region to 70% in the Upper West region in
2008.”
Nana Akufo Addo is the flagbearer of the biggest
opposition party NPP
A panel discussion to mark the launch of the report
and to assess the progress Ghana has made in both
political voice and democratization, as well as in its
health and education services will take place today
at the La Palm Royal beach Hotel at 3:30 pm and
will be broadcast live on Citi 97.3 FM.
On the panel are Deputy Education Minister in
charge of Tertiary education, Samuel Okudzeto
Ablakwa, Dr. Richard Winfred Anane, a former
Health Minister, and the Chairman of the
Parliamentary Health Committee, Vitus Azeem,
Executive Director of Ghana Integrity Initiative
(Transparency International), Franklin Cudjoe,
Executive Director Imani Ghana and Alina Rocha
Menocal, Senior Fellow at the Developmental
Leadership Program.
The event will be moderated by the Director of
News and Programming at Citi FM and host of the
Citi Breakfast Show, Bernard Koku Avle.



www.citifmonline.com/2015/03/19/ghana-leads-africa-in-health-education-political-improvements-report/#sthash.OJ2IoJIf.BSRu5sOO.dpbs

cecegorz:
Hahahaaa.
Hope you know Nigeria will soon acquire Ghana as an offshore state.
With the increasing poverty and IMF refusing to lend you guys feeding money, it won't be long. We'll always be our brothers keeper

see what EBA and generator fumes has caused?

Ghana will beat this Eba eaters.

this na football not kidnapping business.


!!!!!

real giant of Africa.

Ghana 5 - Mumu republic 0

All these can never happen in a civilized country like Ghana.



Lawless Nigerians

God bless Ghana

overhypedsteve

It is almost too late. If we don't achieve Ghanaian rule now
Africa may be finished. We need good leadership in Africa
and only ONE country can provide it. Ghana is ready to lead!!

Give Africa a chance!!

Nigeria’s actress Genevieve Nnaji has purchased a new mansion in Accra, Ghana. The new edifice valued at $4 Million dollars by property experts is around the Achimota area of Ghana.

She preferred the area to East Legon for reasons best known to her. The property which is being guarded by a security company is her private property which she will occupy anytime she is in Ghana.

She joins the likes of many Nigerian big boys and top government officials who are buying property aggressively in Ghana.



http://showbiz.peacefmonline.com/pages/news/201502/233104.php

falconey:
Is because they don't have enough nigerians in their country.

Vision of Humanity’s second annual Positive Peace Index (PPI) has ranked Ghana as the third least corrupt country in Africa.
The report comes months after Transparency International revealed that Ghana had improved marginally on the global corruption index in the last three years.
The PPI measures the strength of the attitudes, institutions, and structures of 126 nations to determine their capacity to create and maintain a peaceful society.

According to the peace index report 2014, improved marco economic management and enduring political stability including the successful inauguration of President John Dramani Mahama in January 2013 has cemented the country’s reputation as a matured democracy.
Botswana was also ranked Africa’s least corrupt country and top African country in governance and transparent indices.
The report indicated that Botswana observes and enforces ethics for all public servants.
“Top government officials are required to disclose income in Botswana and assets and are not immune from prosecution”, the report said.

Below are the 10 least corrupt countries in ascending order:


10. Rwanda

Rwanda claims the number 10 spot in the 2013 PPI. Their public administration is bolstered by a strong anti-corruption agency and a robust anti-corruption law, and only 0.4% of respondents indicated corruption was a key impediment to doing business in Rwanda in both 2011 and 2012.

9. Swaziland

Swaziland has been riddled with political unrest over the past two years after the government infringed on citizens’ constitutional rights. However, the protests culminated in a People’s Congress, and congressional elections will be held this year. Swaziland’s ranking in the Global Corruption Index has slightly deteriorated, falling from 134 out of 142 countries in the 2011/12 to 135 out of 144 countries in 2012/13 rankings. The main challenges faced by businesses are an inefficient bureaucracy, corruption, and access to finance.

8. Morocco

Morocco is actively pursuing administrative reforms with the aim of implementing the good governance principles endorsed in the new 2011 constitution, in particular those dealing with the functioning of government, regional and local authorities and other public bodies. “Three priorities underpin the action plan of the ministry of public service and modernization of the administration: improve the quality and effectiveness of public services; pay greater attention to public opinion; and modernize the management of human resources.”

7. Senegal

The new president and government elected in 2012 have taken measures to improve governance, according to African Economic Outlook. They have given special attention to education and health policies, and president Macky Sall restored a limit of two five-year presidential terms when he was elected.

6. Mali

Mali has made important progress in governance in the past few years. The Mo Ibrahim Index of African Governance for Mali increased from 52.9 in 2010 to 55.0 in 2011. Justice is still a major concern for transition authorities, and they plan to continue human rights and anti-corruption reforms.

5. Tunisia

Tunisia’s political transition has taken longer than expected, with postponed elections and ongoing instability. Although the private sector is benefiting from a more open economy since the revolution, the economy is yet to reap the rewards of this greater openness because of spreading corruption. Still, though the country still struggles with corruption, it remains attractive to investors.

4. South Africa

South Africa ranks below many African countries on the Corruption Perception Index, another popular measure of corruption, but the country is working hard to combat fraud. The treasury issued new regulations in 2012 to combat corruption, requiring departments to submit annual tender programs, limit variations to orders and disclose all directives. In addition, the Congress of South African Trade Unions launched the first independent Corruption Watch to monitor and expose corruption hot spots.

3. Ghana

Ghana comes in as the third least corrupt country in Africa. Improved macroeconomic management and enduring political stability, including the successful inauguration of President John Mahama in January 2013, has cemented the country’s reputation as a mature democracy.

2. Namibia

Namibia, Africa’s second-least corrupt country, has benefited from prudent economic policies. They rank among the top countries for doing business within Africa in 2013, and are consistently ranked among the top in good governance. An independent anti-corruption agency and an impartial judiciary contribute to the low level of corruption in the country.

1. Botswana

Botswana is Africa’s least corrupt country, according to Vision of Humanity’s Positive Peace Index. Botswana observes and enforces ethics for all public servants, and top government officials are required to disclose income and assets and are not immune from prosecution. Botswana ranks at the top of African countries in governance and transparency indices.

http://www.citifmonline.com/2015/02/21/ghana-is-3rd-least-corrupt-country-in-africa-report/#sthash.sMyk2yGB.dpbs

V0lv0:
Mphetu I will be indeed

A Ghanaian would not create senseless topics day in and day out that would being insults on him and his country.

A Ghanaian would nor disappear after creating such topics and even fail to defend his/her country


Even petrodollar has never created nonsensical topics like yourself.

You are the total opposite. Looking for trouble all the time. You are not a Ghanaian

Lagoons are very plenty in Ghana, kindly jump into one.

Expect more topics from me

V0lv0:
lol you never know hey. I told him he must be himself and be proud of his nationality. After I exposed him he now hates my guts lol but Idgaf.

Lol am going to be literally a pain in his ass til he becomes normal again

This girl cant be Ghanaian, A pain in my ass? lets see

Forty-nine illegal Nigerian immigrants who were picked up in the Volta region on Friday in Ghana have been repatriated to their home country, GhanaWeb reports.

The immigrants mostly Fulanis include 6 men, 18 women and 24 children.

The Volta Regional Minister Helen Ntosu who confirmed the repatriation told Starr News a thorough screening was conducted by a combined team of medics and security personnel before they were sent back.

The immigrants who claimed to be Fulanis from Oyo state in Nigeria were travelling to Chinderi, the capital of Krachie-Nchurumu but were deserted with their belongings at the ferry crossing area in Dambai by the driver who drove them from Nigeria.

According to their leader, who holds a Nigerian Voter I.D with the name Atiku Alhaji Adams, they were scheduled to arrive at Chinderi where they will engage in cattle herding.


http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=344870

This can never ever happen in Ghana