For decades, Iran has faced sanctions, military pressure, diplomatic isolation, and persistent external challenges. Yet despite these pressures, the country remains a significant actor in regional and global affairs.
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Akufo-Addo’s administration allocated GH¢326.9 million for compensation at the Office of the President with 8 agencies under its supervision. Today, Mahama’s administration is allocating a staggering GH¢2.711 billion for just 4 agencies, an increase of more than 729% in compensation expenditure between 2024 and 2025.
The NDC campaigned on promises of a lean government, reduced waste, and prudent management of public resources. Yet the figures tell a completely different story. With fewer agencies under the Office of the President, one would expect lower administrative and compensation costs, not an unprecedented surge in spending.
Ghanaians were promised efficiency and fiscal discipline, but what we are witnessing raises serious questions about the government’s commitment to those promises. The numbers suggest a widening gap between rhetoric and reality. Thieves in government! 🙄
When a hospital reaches its breaking point, the problem is rarely just about a hospital.
The recent controversy surrounding Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) has sparked conversations about leadership, accountability, and emergency healthcare delivery in Ghana.
But beneath the headlines lies a deeper question: What does this incident reveal about the resilience of Ghana's healthcare system? In my latest article, I argue that the KATH situation should not be viewed solely as an administrative dispute.
Most disease outbreaks don’t start as national emergencies.
They start quietly in a village clinic, a rural community,
The difference between a local outbreak and a national crisis often comes down to one thing:
Early detection.
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His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo-Addo is a true statesman!
We can’t say same for John Mahama when he was shamefully sacked as a president in 2016! Man was bitter.
Dear Sergio Nana Kwadwo Jantuah,
I have come across your opprobrium!
You are unhappy with my description of the President on Newsfile as a master of optics and less of substance when it comes to the fight against Galamsey.
Kwadwo, may I remind you that aside from pointing out the obvious failures of President Mahama and his disgraceful fight when it comes to Galamsey, I also raised serious questions on value for money.
1. The Kumasi-Accra project that was initially awarded for GHC2B has magically increased to GHC6B even though 64% of the works have been done.
2. The Dambai bridge that received financial clearance for GHC3 billion has magically increased to GHC3.9 billion. A whopping difference of GHC989 million.
3. The Mankesim to Ajumako to Agona Swedru road that received financial commitment for GHC2.1 billion has magically inflated to GHC2.89B billion. A difference of GHC800 million.
As a journalist, your main job is to hold politicians accountable on how our meager resources are used.
To turn a blind eye on these critical issues, exorbitant yet unexplained contract increments, and focus your attention on tangential issues show your true mens rea.
You are more interested in justifying and defending the ills of this administration than doing your job as vanguard of the national purse.
Sergio Ramos adwuma no gyae!!! Nkrutu adwuma no gyae wai.
Regards,
Kofi Tonto.
The NPP took the price of cocoa from GHC475 to GHC3100 per bag. The Finance Minister promised to increase the price from GHC3100 to GHC6500. Today, government has rather RESET the price to GHC2587. The Change you voted for .
Wicked men
You deceived the poor cocoa farmers to just win their votes and make them poorer.
@JDMahama
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Pay cocoa farmers what they deserve