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Barbados 🇧🇧 PM DESTROYS Israel & U.S. at UN LIVE – “They Make a Desert and Call It Peace!”

@SamuelAyeh13 It means the Stan Dogbe led team did a lot of work before the onset of the rains.

It’s been raining quite heavily recently but no floods seen Is the new government doing something differently ?

@cecild84 Wow!

Burkina Faso demonstrating fiscal discipline, whilst catering for the needs of its people: 🇧🇫 is repaying 75% of its domestic public debt to revive its economy. Prime Minister Rimtalba Ouédraogo announced the payment of 345.86 billion CFA francs in the first quarter of 2025. Fisal discipline, industrialisation and social programs, are not mutually exclusive.

@cecild84 Great

🇧🇫How Burkina Faso is using its Gold to finance industrialisation and improve the living conditions of its citizens, and embarrassing failed African leaders in the process. Many of Burkina Faso's detractors come on my timeline to ask where Faso is getting the money from. Some say it is from Russia, trying to destabilise Africa, and undermine democracy. But now they have their answer. Whilst other leaders send their nation's resources to the West and leave their people to suffer, Faso is putting its gold to good effect.

@etsedafeamekpor It's sad! Heads must roll

SOEs Profit & Loss A/c GRIDCO 1. 2021: Ghc300m 2. 2022: Ghc-93.52m 3. 2023: Ghc-86.56m VRA 1. 2021: Ghc112.76m 2. 2022: Ghc-277.18m 3. 2023: Ghc-380.82m GIHOC 1. 2021: Ghc1.27m 2. 2022: Ghc-25.13 3. 2023: Ghc-25.60 GHANA RAILWAYS 1. 2021: Ghc298.81m 2. 2022: Ghc-28.49m 3. 2023: Ghc-9.3m AIRTEL/TIGO 1. 2021: Ghc439.13m 2. 2022: Ghc-434.60m 3. 2023: Ghc-599.74m CBG 1. 2021: Ghc72.26m 2. 2022: Ghc-1,505.4m 3. 2023: Ghc-592.7m ADB BANK 1. 2021: Ghc81.60m 2. 2022: Ghc-371.28m 3. 2023: Ghc-402.2m Question: Shouldn’t we demand some accountability from the CEOs & the Boards that managed these institutions? Just check the profit & loss disparity levels?

For those of you who are against Hon. Afenyo Markins today, this was the Hon. Kyei Mensah Bonsu in 2009 with Hon. Fiifi Kwettey.

@cecild84 Great!

Australia mining company Resolute , has been very compliant in their dealings with Mali, and when their tax irregularities were detected, and subsequent arrest Warrants executed, they willingly paid the $160 Million they owed Mali, and the matter was considered settled. Barrick Gold is a different kettle of Fish altogether. They have a CEO, Mark Bristow, who is a descendent of European Settlers in what they call South Africa, and was born in that nation. As a beneficiary of Apartheid, Bristow was groomed to see Africans as slaves, whose laws are not worthy of respect, and whose people are not entitled to tell him what to do, as a white privileged man. He forgot that Mali is not South Africa, that the culture of subjugating Africans in South Africa, steal their resources, building his wealth out of the misery of black South Africans, will not work in the Sahel. He has decided to purse a fight with Mali in the hope that the privileges he enjoyed in South Africa, will see him through in Mali. But to his misfortune, he miscalculated the tenacity of the Malian people, and failed to appreciate that in this battle, there can only be one winner, and that will not be Barrick Gold. Mali has already won. It has issued an arrest Warrant for Bristow, and in the worst case Scenario, Mali could sell the 3 tonnes Gold and cover the cost of the debt. The company has already lost 3%, of its shares, and likely to lose more, the longer this matter drags on. In the last financial year, Mali gained more from his minerals, than it ever did in any tax year in its entire history. Malian are no longer prepared to accept the exploitative conditions that was allowed do persist during the 30 years existence of Barrick Gold in their nation. Mali has already secured the biggest lithium plant in Africa, nations are bending over backwards to do Business with Mali, and therefore not a single drop of tears will lost from the departure of Barrick.

@KAgbodza Sad!

6. ⁠It became a concern when their financial proposal was subjected to sensitivity analysis to understand how realistically the proposed revenue streams earmarked could be realized. 7. ⁠I refer you to read the sensitivity analysis document attached. You will see all the revenue points Margins wanted to use to perpetrate their grand looting scheme. 8. ⁠They proposed to charge $50 dollars for the e-gate. Again, I refer you to the sensitivity report here. So, my dear journalist, understand that I, as a law maker, will not just grant interviews to spew things that aren’t factual. The facts are what I have shared. The attached documents clearly bear out my assertions. If I am lying, then officers in MOF are also the biggest scammers. But I know how diligent and efficient our men and women in the civil service are. We shall reset our country and work harder to bring joy to our dear citizens. Ghana deserves better. Good morning.

Below are the cold facts about the raging E-gates scandal. 1. Margins Group submitted a proposal to MOF on a project they call Homegrown Border Security at a total cost of circa $296 million. 2. ⁠This proposal was reviewed and watered down from MOF after technical officers started punching holes into the whole scheme. 3. ⁠Margins Group, sensing trouble over the deal, revised their cost to $147 million. Refer to the memo from MOF on above. 4. ⁠With the cost reduced to $147 million, MOF sought to pass the transaction ostensibly because they were under pressure from the Vice President's office to pass the deal. 5. ⁠Remember, the Vice President had already gone public to make an announcement about some e-gate in the offing.

There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest. #FreetheCitizens #StopGalamseyNow

So Here is the deal. We are doing two demonstrations today online and offline. I'm active for both. if u can't join us offline be online. retweet, repost and share everything under the hashtags #FreeTheCitizens #StopGalamseyNow

@KatangaFellows You've lost our trust.

⚫️🟡Thursday, 3rd October should be declared a national holiday 🙏🏼 #FreeTheCitizens #SayNoToGalamsey

@fifi_kwetey 3. Prosecuting the insanely and fantastically corrupt appointees of this property grabbing democrats . 4. Revolutionarising of agriculture by embracing greenhouse farming,aggressive aquaculture ,given crops like shea, dawadawa,oil palm, and coconut, its rightful place.

What are the key issues on your mind as we head towards the December elections? Share your concerns, and let's discuss how we can work towards building the Ghana we want! #Together4change2024 #Mahama4Ghana

@fifi_kwetey 1. A fit for purpose Constitutional review that would usher in a development constitution that truly embodies the collective aspirations of well-meaning Ghanaian. 2. Improving our multimodal transport system with special emphasis on rail line from North to southern Ghana.

@MuskUniverseUsa D is the answer

@BBSimons We love you Mr Bright. Please keep on enghlightening us on topical issues.

The govt of Ghana says that after struggling to get private investors to fund & toll Tema Motorway revamp & 2 other road segments, it has decided to use public money. But not directly. Instead, it will create some opaque shell company/SPV thru GIIF & bring in private investors 🤔

@TucGhana What are you saying about government's restructuring of pensions funds of 1.6 billion dollars??

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2023 The 2023 International Women’s Day Celebration which fell on 8th March was held under the theme: “DigitAll: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality the Role of Trades Union”.

@BBSimons 🙆🙆

Seriously? Govt of Ghana set a deadline of February 7th to present a revised prospectus for the domestic debt exchange & promised to share it on 2nd February. Today is the 3rd. Next working day is the 6th. And the prospectus is still not out for investors to REVIEW! 🤔🤦🏽‍♂️