The impact and success story of the Ghana Skills Development Initiative-2022
The impact and success story of the Ghana Skills Development Initiative-2022
The video shed light on the impact of the Ghana Skills Development Initiative.
To bridge the emerging skills gap and enhance employability, especially in the informal sector, the Government of Ghana launched the Ghana Skills Development Initiative (GSDI) in 2012. The project is commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Economic…
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Ghanaians needs Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education
Must wake up
Lazyness
Following Political parties
Following
Chiefs Getting Married no planning planning planning planning planning planning planning planning planning planning planning planning
Now what is any one bringing to the table
Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs seating on lands refuse to lease for development Employment Jobs investment investors coming on
Instead selling and the communities Villages towns
Don't benefit from the sale
Members of Parliament taking advantage of
Communities
Villages towns
Because they don't understand Government policies projects
Populations of
50 Million
Akosomba Dam
Nothing
New
Minister of Energy is purely waste of time and space
No
Benefit Systems
Therefore
Government must stop playing games with
Business Financial institutions
All
Regional
Must have there own
Planting Systems to produce
Energy
Africa and the Continent
Ghana is becoming laughing country
Lights π₯
Energy is required in all decisions making
Government must get outside to sup in implementing and building better
Energy Systems
Not playing Political games
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What i am missing is what is happening to the people living there. One hears of the place being sold to some foreign companies, people living there having been driven away without any proper compensation or any proper resettlement. We hear very little about all these. Please as a journalist or whatever blogger work you are supposed to be doing be critical and do proper assessment of the project and not just praising the projects whether good or bad and how it's going to benefit the LOCAL PEOPLE and for that matter the country at large.