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@kwasieshun142 Leaning tower of ......

Who is at fault here-the architect, engineer or the contractor 😂😂??

This is what you get when you give expensive contracts like this to architects and fake contractors. You avoid engineers, you pay a hefty price.

@JasperZiggle I'm dissapointed in you. A Zambian muks! For real?👀

My dear Ghanaian brothers and sisters 🙏I know we're beefing , but please don't ask me to cook Zambians 🙏God bless Zambia

Naa. This is Nollywood. Can't be real.

@scottbolshevik Excellent reason. The constitution should be tailored towards national development, not abbreviated progress. We must adapt as a nation anytime our constitution favors development and continuity of good governance.

I think Hon. Fiifi’s statement “Those calling for a 3rd term for Pres. Mahama are sycophants” is overly rigid. The fact that multiple presidential terms were unnecessary 30 years ago does not mean they are unnecessary today. Democracy thrives on the ability of institutions to adapt to changing realities hence the use of referendums. One need only ask why Britain struggles to build enough housing to stimulate growth? When societies remain trapped in rules designed for a different era, they invite stagnation and decay. Rules should serve national development, not imprison it. This helps explain why many Western systems falter under institutional inertia, while China continues to adapt. By revising its rules to allow leadership continuity under Xi Jinping, China prioritized long-term planning and has sustained rapid transformation. The lesson is not imitation, but flexibility: governance must evolve to remain effective.

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2026! #HappyNewYear2026

In simple terms: Put us in a committee like Bawumia did for PDS, and pay us some allowances na boys wan chop, so that our press release will not be in vain. Ghana!

@Moonlight_myths You cut the very line that still holds together that relationship, not love, but trust. You didn't hesitate to remind him of his incapacity, meanwhile, he still provides for the family. You disrespected him🚩. He will never be in that marriage even if he physically comes back.

My husband has been using my car for Uber/ YANGO ever since he lost his job. We had an argument last week, and in the heat of the moment I said something I truly regret, I told him that he didn't have a job and that he was only working because he used my car. I didn't mean it, I was just angry. Since that day, Wednesday of last week, he packed up and left home. I haven't seen him since. The only contact he makes is sending money for our two children. I've searched everywhere for him, and even went to his mother's house, but she said she hasn't seen him either. I love my husband dearly and I don't want to lose him over a careless statement I made out of frustration. I'm really hurting and I need advice... What do I do?

So what has @AyorkorBotchwey been doing throughout her 8 years in government?

You must be a joke. Fake account by all measures.

@BLUECOW009 Interested

i wanted to make a group to talk daily research stuff, send papers, talk about AI news, who is interested? react or comment to be added

Happy Merry Christmas!🙏⭐

@AnnanPerry At least, there is enough explanation to allay the doubts of anybody that initially believed their agenda and 'failed' propaganda machinery.

* CEO of GHANA GOLD BOARD clarifies the purported loss made by Bank of Ghana. While the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) values and appreciates, feedback and constructive criticism, it is important to clarify certain misconceptions making rounds in the media space about the trade operations of the GoldBod. 1. First and foremost, the Ghana Gold Board has made no losses. Rather, the GoldBod has made significant profit/surplus under its gold trading programs in the year 2025. Financial statements of the GoldBod (unaudited) published on its website, bear this fact out and indicate that the institution is set to declare income surplus of not less than GH600 million for the year 2025. 2. The GoldBod has this year been responsible for only the local purchasing, assay and export of gold for the Bank of Ghana (BoG). The selling or trading of gold purchased by GoldBod to off-takers lies in the exclusive domain of the BoG. 3. The GoldBod is not aware of any loss of $214 million incurred by the BoG under the Gold for Reserve Program on account of “GoldBod offtaker fees”. The financials of the Gold for Reserve and Gold for Forex programs of the Bank of Ghana for the year 2025 are yet to be audited. 4. For the records, there is nothing like “GoldBod offtaker fees” under the ASM gold trading program. That assertion is incorrect. The GoldBod per its 2025 operations, does not deal with off-takers. Neither does the GoldBod charge any off-taker fees. All off-take agreements are signed and implemented by the Bank of Ghana. Under these off-take agreements, discounts covering frieght, insurance, refining charges etc. are granted by the BoG to off-takers. 5. The only fees the GoldBod takes from the BoG, is a statutory Assay Fee of 0.25% and a Service Charge of 0.5%. These fees are not new. In fact, they were inherited by the GoldBod from a 2023 Gold Purchase Agreement between the BoG and the defunct PMMC. There has been no increase by the GoldBod of these fees in the year 2025. Additionally, commissions to licensed buyers are borne by the BoG. 6. It remains an indisputable fact, that the GoldBod has generated over $10 billion dollars in foreign exchange for the country in 2025 alone from its local purchasing of over 100 tons of ASM gold for the BoG. The GoldBod also buys 20% of the gold output of nine large scale companies for the BoG to shore up its gold reserves. 7. This coupled with other factors, have led to a historic increase in the country’s foreign reserves from $9 billion in 2016 to a record high of about $12 billion dollars in 2025. As a result, the Ghana cedi has appreciated against the U.S dollar from year to date by over 35% making it the first time since 2007, that the cedi has appreciated against the U.S. dollar. This has significantly reduced the country’s debt obligations, kept inflation at single digit and reduced general cost of living. These gains have positively impacted every facet of the Ghanaian economy. 8. What would have been the state of the Ghanaian economy today without the $10 billion FX inflows from just the ASM trade operations of the GoldBod this year? The economic benefits of GoldBod’s operations are simply unquantifiable. 9. The GoldBod is barely eight months old. Its operations in 2025 have largely been one of an agent role for the BoG. The GoldBod is simply paid a statutory Assay Fee of 0.258% and a service charge of 0.5% for services it renders to the BoG, as per the 2023 Gold Purchase Agreement between the PMMC and the BoG. As a non-subvented state agency, these fees constitute the bulk of the corporation’s IGF for the smooth running of its operations. 10. The GoldBod is set to fully takeover the ASM gold trading program effective January 2026. Under this new arrangement, the GoldBod will solely be responsible for both the purchasing, trading and sale of gold under the program, with no fee obligation to the BoG.

Unless you're a virgin...

@wode_maya @JDMahama Our cities have no future if politicians, instead of engineers, are at the helm of developmental projects of such magnitudes. Almost all politicians have no clue about urban planning. And for this reason, our capital(Accra) will continue to look like a 1782 civilization.

So why not put Transportation Engineers in those critical sectors to drive solutions tailored to our system instead of clueless loyalists? My country is sick!

I had the same birthday as Andre Ayew. So y'all won't wish me?

Get to the uni and you'd realize it's the cheapest exam you'd have taken in your entire academic journey.

They have experience with operations, regulations, and specifically licensing but not in innovation. Innovation isn't just a skill, it is a trait. These traits coupled with long term planning are what we need at the Transport Ministry.