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Gov’t must cancel $89m telecom deal with Haitian firm – IMANI
Add a CommentThe President IMANI Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, wants the government not to hesitate in abrogating an $89 million contract between Ghana and a Haitian firm, GVG/Kelni. This follows IMANI’s petition to the Vice President to revoke the contract for the design, … Read more →
Ghana lost GHc6 billion in 3yrs – IMANI
Add a CommentGhana has lost nearly GHc 6 billion over a three year period, according to a report from policy think tank, IMANI Africa. The amounts were officially reported missing or misused between 18 ministries, departments and agencies (MMDAs), and 19 public … Read more →
Prez. Mahama needs $24bn to implement 75% manifesto promises – IMANI
Add a CommentPolicy Think Tank IMANI Africa, has stated that the next Mahama-led administration – if given the nod in the upcoming elections – will need an amount of $24 billion to implement 75 percent of the promises contained in the party’s … Read more →
Kumasi airport rehabilitation cost $29m? IMANI’s reaction
Add a CommentPresident of IMANI Ghana, Franklin Cudjoe is wondering how government of Ghana will use an amount of $29 million to rehabilitate the runway of the Kumasi Airport which has been given an “International” status. To him, it’s far-fetched for such … Read more →
IMANI says Mahama needed Spio Garbrah but not at Trade
Add a CommentThe head of IMANI Franklin Cudjoe is applauding the return to government of Spio Garbrah but said his services are needed more at the Energy Ministry than at the Trade Ministry where he is being sent. Cudjoe maintained that with … Read more →
Must Read: IMANI reviews President’s State of the Nation Address 2014
Add a CommentHis Excellency John Mahama delivered his second State of the Nation Address on February 25, 2014 after being postponed from its original date of February 20, 2014. Before reviewing the 2014 State of the Nation Address, we must perhaps comment … Read more →
John Mahama’s first 100 days: IMANI scores President 47%
Add a CommentThe First 100 days have become a critical period the world over, for a new administration to reshape a nation according to its own agenda and vision. In the case of President John Mahama, this agenda and vision can be … Read more →
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