It is time to take a critical look at how we plan our markets – President Mahama

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  • Put your trust in Jesus because he never changes 4 days ago

    Hebrews 13:8

    Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.

  • Agbeli Kumordzi 4 days ago

    Ghana primitive development is no longer accessible in 21st century
    Change now

  • Newself 4 days ago

    Some markets and trading places are not built to allow access of vehicles. However, what about the others that are properly planned to allow access of vehicles including fire tenders but the drive ways have been taken over by ...
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  • seth 4 days ago

    How amny times have some of us who have travelled, lived and seen things from elsewhere not try to change them on the African scene, only to be rejected by insistence that "ohhh we are Africans and these are our Africa tradit ...
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  • Bakogone Tiblisi Honest VIEWS PLANNING LAWS 4 days ago

    Supermarket.
    No more one-man-0ne market table/store.

    Government still builds shades for market setting backward examples for sake of vote winning.

    Build one big supermarket and employ market women there and warehouse ...
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  • Yere kofie 4 days ago

    Nothing you say holds a merit, the same old "asankwas noaaaa"

  • ROGUE LAWYER 4 days ago

    all containers and on authorised structures must be cleared from the streets,
    the way the town and country planning issues permits also need a critical look. thezy should not issue the permit if the area in question has not ...
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  • Nana akkofo 4 days ago

    TO come and steal and kill Ghanaian again no way

  • Kwamina 3 days ago

    It is the indiscipline in the markets which is the problem and not the markets per se. There is no law and order in the markets.