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The Mediterranean Sea continuous to devour our children

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  • Brofo 8 years ago

    Nope, "our children continue to feed the mediterranean sea" is more befitting tittle.

  • Obuama 8 years ago

    A very interesting and thought-provoking article. Whence cometh a government which will once again place much premium on agriculture like Kutu Acheampong did? By the way,why the word 'continuous' instead of 'continues' in ...
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  • Kofi 8 years ago

    The only premium Acheampong placed on agriculture was a big propaganda poster labelled "Operation Feed Yourself" sitting alongside another poster "Know Your Commissioners" with Acheampong"s fat,ugly,broad nose prominently sit ...
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  • Peter Abrokwa 8 years ago

    The late Shirley Temple Black was United States ambassador to Ghana.She was not invited by Acheampong to Ghana.

  • Ghanaba 8 years ago

    Well written piece..this article is indeed from the heart...

  • Kwamebeba 8 years ago

    Most Ghanaians in particular and Africans in general do not face facts, neither can we tackle the bull by the horns but rather prefer to beat around the bush. It is a fact that any nation that contributes to the betrayal lea ...
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  • Kwesi Mensah 8 years ago

    The current phenomenon of mass migration of African youth is the shame of Africa. The betrayal of our patriotic leaders: Nkrumah, Cabral... Sankara, Gaddafi and others, including even Mandela can only result in the tragedy th ...
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  • francis kwarteng 8 years ago

    Dear Kwamebeba,

    Thanks.

    You are one of the few minds on Ghanaweb that I pay close attention to.

    Thanks.

  • Kwesi Mensah 8 years ago

    How could Busia promote farming in Ghana when it was he and the NLC "khaki boys" who jettisoned entirely Nkrumah's agricultural policy, destroying the Nkrumah-established state farms, abolishing the Worker's Brigade farmers ...
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  • francis kwarteng 8 years ago

    Thank you.

  • Panafric 8 years ago

    We know the solutions but don't have the WILL to do it.

    Mysterious Africa, when?