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Beatrice Annan

@beatrice_annan1

Lawyer || Economic Policy Analyst|| Energy Policy Analyst|| Author || Communicator||Trainer

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NAIMOS Continues Major Offensive Against Illegal Miners in Eastern Region The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) Task Force on Tuesday, 14th October 2025, continued its offensive against illegal miners in the Eastern Region. The operation, led to the

NAIMOS Continues Major Offensive Against Illegal Miners in Eastern Region

The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) Task Force on Tuesday, 14th October 2025, continued its offensive against illegal miners in the Eastern Region. The operation, led to the
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Good evening Dennis Edward Aboagye, while we don’t expect a fixed exchange rate under the NDC, we seek relative stability and we are working towards that. Would you want to apologise for this statement?

Good evening <a href="/DennisMiracles/">Dennis Edward Aboagye</a>, while we don’t expect a fixed exchange rate under the NDC, we seek relative stability and we are working towards that. 

Would you want to apologise for this statement?
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I guess the “incompetent”one is now clearing the mess the “competent” one created. Today, Bawumia is apologizing for the mess the NPP created between 2017 to 2024.

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The limitations on the powers of government meant nothing to the NPP; the general welfare of the citizens meant nothing; everything was about procurement economy and creating wealth for members of the NPP. How can the government hand over the entire health data of its citizens

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“We also note that Ghana's new government, which came to power in December 2024, is enacting policies to safeguard against fiscal slippages, which were frequent. This includes a mandated 1.5% of GDP primary surplus on an annual basis, for debt to be brought to 45% of GDP by 2034,

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This is our assurance to all of you in Takoradi: The Market Circle Redevelopment project has been captured as a priority, and work will resume next year.