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What are the effective Pan-Afrikan political parties & organisations in Ghana doing work? I’ve asked this question several times and no one has answered me.
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THERE IS NONE.
Ghana is a fake, and a fraud “Pan-Afrikan” country.
Ghana is owned and controlled by the United States and foreign multinational corporations.
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The United States called Akoofo-Addo on his private phone and told him ‘if he sign the anti-homosexual LGBTQA++ bill, The United States is going cancel the $3 billion dollars IMF and the World Bank loan; the United States is going take out all of the hundreds of millions of dollars in his Swiss bank accounts and cancel all of his other offshore…
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True. The Ghanaian public fool system is soo entrenched and deep rooted in Ghanian culture and society that it’s going to take a cultural revolution to root it out of Ghana.
Also Braitain and the United States and the west in general benefits from from the miseducation and anti-education that Ghanaian youth receive because it…
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What got John Mahama voted out last time? He seems to be the favourite to win the election again next month
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The Economy.
The people felt that the economy was much worse at the end of his presidency.
That is why Akoonfo-Addo won the presidency with his fake campaign promises of he was going to create jobs and employment by building and opening factories which will help the economy grow.
But in the end of the 8 years of Akoonfo-Addo corrupt presidency…
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
1) Dumsɔ 2) Depreciation of the Ghana Cedi (which is much worse now than it was then) 3) Bawumia’s 170 questions
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I hope Trump ushers in the destruction of the united snaKKKes and the western world.
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A racist white South African Boer, Elon Musk, is going to be part of Trump administration, and in the ear of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
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africanews.com
Nigerian children could face death penalty for taking part in protests | Africanews
The minors, aged between 14 and 17, were part of a group of 76 people charged in court on Friday.
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This is just a scare tactic that the Nigerian government is using to deter, suppress, and stop the Nigerian people from speaking out against their corrupt government and politicians for demanding a better living standards and conditions for the average Nigerian citizen.
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france24.com
Across Africa - Zimbabwe and Zambia grapple with their energy futures
Clarisse Fortuné brings you a round-up of society, culture and hot topics from across the continent. This week on Across Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia are running on empty as drought dries up their shared…
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