Avoiding oil resource curse in Ghana, a myth or
reality?
when such resources are not judiciously...More
reality?
- 21Jan. 2011 (Mathias
Kwame Alagbo) - "To
most students of security,
the bridge between stability
and chaos is a very thin line
and as such Ghana is not
too different from her
neighbours like Nigeria,
Sierra Leone and Liberia
which are living examples of
when such resources are not judiciously...More
Ghana
President Obama goes to Africa
As an African I am very happy. Mr. Obama is a very busy person. He is
dealing with the worst economic downturn in his nations history,
nuclear proliferation issues in Korea and Iran, the ongoing problem in
the Middle East and the legacy of two wars he inherited from his
predecessor. The fact that he found the time to stop over in Africa says
a lot about where his heart is.
Again I am delighted he is honoring our continent with his presence.
The choice of Ghana as his first stop to Africa says a lot about the
President. Out of forty-seven countries in Africa why Ghana? Is it
because it is the biggest, most populous, the richest, the most powerful,
or the oldest? Why Ghana is a good question.
He could have traveled to Kenya the home of his father. He could have
stopped in Ethiopia, the seat of African Union. Nigeria as the most
populous black nation would have been good too. But President Obama
chose Ghana....More
President Obama goes to Africa
- 30 May, 2009 | by Yilma Bekele
- President Obama is traveling to Africa.
After attending the G8 meeting in Moscow
the President is making a quick one-night
stop in Accra, Ghana on July 10. This is not
the first visit by a sitting US president to our
continent. But this trip is very different. One
of our own is coming to Africa as the leader
of the most powerful nation.
As an African I am very happy. Mr. Obama is a very busy person. He is
dealing with the worst economic downturn in his nations history,
nuclear proliferation issues in Korea and Iran, the ongoing problem in
the Middle East and the legacy of two wars he inherited from his
predecessor. The fact that he found the time to stop over in Africa says
a lot about where his heart is.
Again I am delighted he is honoring our continent with his presence.
The choice of Ghana as his first stop to Africa says a lot about the
President. Out of forty-seven countries in Africa why Ghana? Is it
because it is the biggest, most populous, the richest, the most powerful,
or the oldest? Why Ghana is a good question.
He could have traveled to Kenya the home of his father. He could have
stopped in Ethiopia, the seat of African Union. Nigeria as the most
populous black nation would have been good too. But President Obama
chose Ghana....More
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Obama Must Reverse Bush-Era
African Policy
2 April 2009 ( EQN ) -
The United States
Militarized its policy
towards Africa,
defended
unpopular and undemocratic regimes and undermined
United Nations peacekeeping missions on the
continent under the Bush administration, says the
Africa-centered More
African Policy
2 April 2009 ( EQN ) -
The United States
Militarized its policy
towards Africa,
defended
unpopular and undemocratic regimes and undermined
United Nations peacekeeping missions on the
continent under the Bush administration, says the
Africa-centered More
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Atta Mills’s shown Ghana’s no banana republic
- 09 Jan. 2011 (Kiflu Hussain) - “In
what could be a blow to the so-called
international community, particularly
ECOWAS, Atta Mills elaborated that
Ghana would not take sides in the stand-
off between the incumbent leader
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