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Weeds are colonising the Borteyman Sports Complex two years after the $ 145 million sporting facility hosted the African Games.
Click here for all photos: tinyurl.com/5ahnvp6p
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@henry_tmens Same situation, fungal disease destroying farms in Kadjebi Oti region is major ginger growing hub This situation started somewhere late 2024.
We are now feeling the impact.
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Steve Lacy, Syd & Matt Martians have a new interview as ‘The Internet’ dropping tomorrow 👀
It’s Happening. It’s Time.
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To all the Arsenal fans, thank you for everything, from the bottom of my heart.
Once a Gunner, always a Gunner.
Leo
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@kay_bee28 Still on Book 3... This morning I see someone dey read book 1 for bus stop
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Coming up.
10 Years On: The Sad State of the $35 Million Komenda Sugar Factory [TEASER]
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Man, exactly 1yr today, I was admitted to the hospital. Spent 10 days there, and it was one of the hardest periods of my life. At a point, I thought I was going to die. I was put on oxygen 2x, did countless tests, and spent about GHS28k on hospital bills.
But God came through!!!
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If you have a good case, proceed to court. Bail must not be used as a punishment. It's becoming too predictable and obscene.
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drive.google.com/file/d/1rAjYe9…
All 70 charges against Collins Dauda and three others in the saglemi project, which this gov subsequently halted.
Alfred@CallmeAlfredo
The state borrowed US$200 million plus interest to build 5,000 affordable housing units. The contractor was paid about US$180 million but delivered only around 1,500 houses, all of which are uninhabitable. The previous administration was prosecuting some former government officials, alleging they had caused financial loss to the state. After coming into office, the new government dropped those charges within two months, describing them as ill-conceived. Meanwhile, the contractor has taken the state to international arbitration over the termination of the contract and other claims. Ironically, the state now has to defend issues that were at the heart of the case it decided to discontinue. If it loses the arbitration, taxpayers could face even greater financial liabilities. So here’s where we are: - We borrowed money for 5,000 affordable houses that were never delivered. - Most of the money was paid out. - No one is currently being held accountable after the criminal charges were dropped. - The state could end up paying even more if it loses the arbitration. No affordable housing. Just abandoned buildings and the prospect of an even bigger bill for taxpayers.
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My problem is, where exactly are you evicting them to?
Because if these rooms are their permanent place of stay, then you’ve rendered them homeless.
You should have reported them to the right authorities, this new pattern of solving problems will gradually become a national canker in the near future if not addressed.
𝐀𝐒𝐊@askghmedia
“Lock the door and hand over the keys. We don’t want to see you here again.” — Ga Mashie traditional leaders visited Korle Woko to evict women believed to be engaging in prostitution. 🎥: KMS
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