Public Sector Reforms in Ghana: A Critical Component for Service Delivery to Citizens and the Private Sector

There have been varied concerns in recent times about the essence of public sector reforms in Ghana. Whilst some do not find it useful, others see it as essential in modern-day institutional practice of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery to the citizenry and the private sector. Arguably, introducing reforms across the public…

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2025 Budget: Why GHc4.3 Billion for GoldBod, GHc1.5 Billion for Agriculture and GHc2 Per Child Per Meal? :UP Tradition Institute

First and foremost, we would like to use this opportunity to commend President John Mahama led government for the 2025 Budget, capturing few of their policies and programmes(about 10%) that they promised the Ghanaian people during the 2024 general elections. However, there are some weaknesses and inconsistencies contained in the 2025 Budget that Ghanaians need…

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Only Idiots Do Not Know That Good Businessmen Work for the Interests of the State, Not Political Parties; Mashoud Bawa Tells Manasseh Azure

Investigative journalism is meant to expose wrongdoing, not to target and destroy hardworking individuals and indigenous businesses. But Manasseh Azure Awuni has carried an unrelenting vendetta for over two decades against Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong and the Jospong Group of Companies. His latest article, dripping with pain, pettiness and ill intent, seeks to discredit a…

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Ghana Medical Care Trust (“Mahama Care”) Could Attract Charitable Donations from Philanthropists

By Alhaji Alhassan Mbalba The United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) was established in 1948 to provide quality health services to its citizens. Despite being one of the best national health services in the world, the NHS has undergone numerous reforms since its inception to address emerging challenges in healthcare delivery in the UK. One…

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It Was Wrong Yesterday So It Can’t Be Right Today; Who Is Justifying The Use Of Public Funds For The Construction Of Hajj Village?

It is quite unfortunate that, we have a lot of neutral-sycophants, cowards clergy, and interest-driven intellectuals who are just watching unconsciously, and unconcerned for the public funds of Ghana to be used for the construction of a permanent Hajj Village for the Muslims community. This was the decision by John Mahama government days ago. But…

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