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One year at IMANI has given this journey sharper purpose. This anniversary is more than a milestone; it is a reflection on inheritance, failure, faith, knowledge, duty and citizenship. It asks who we are becoming, and argues that Ghana changes only when Ghanaians choose responsibility, evidence and service over entitlement.
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When evidence goes missing, outrage takes over. What follows is a spectacular funeral for elementary reasoning, with political absurdity as the chief mourner.
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Nana Asafo-Adjei Ayeh went to Newsfile armed with 824 reconciled entries and returned with an unreconciled argument. Asked to defend his methodology, he defended his calculator instead. Kay Codjoe conducts the funeral for elementary reasoning.
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The Minority alleges wrongdoing in the evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa. They must prove it. Discrepancies are not theft. Allegations are not verdicts. Accountability cannot become persecution when political fortunes change. And when arguments fail, attacking the author cannot rescue defective arithmetic.
No appeal to reason. No parole from ignorance.
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The Minority alleges GH¢16 million in unexplained evacuation costs. But its own figures are fighting each other. Missing records deserve investigation. Questionable arithmetic deserves interrogation. Ghana needs an audit, not a political circus.
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IMANI Associate @kaycodjoe has cautioned against concluding that the reported GH¢49.72 million expenditure on the evacuation of 1,964 Ghanaians from South Africa was excessive based solely on comparisons with alternative aircraft charter prices.
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IMANI CPE’s documentary review by @kaycodjoe finds that the alleged GH¢16.42m evacuation loss has not been established. The Ministry’s figures reconcile arithmetically, but independent transaction-level auditing is still needed.
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Jandam-Van Damme has returned, armed with an ultimatum, disputed figures and enough political confidence to frighten a calculator. But does the Minority’s GH¢16 million evacuation controversy expose financial misconduct or another miracle narrative? From cocoa embarrassment to evacuation theatrics, the Ledger of Facts awaits. Read before the propaganda reads you.
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The NDC and NPP are temporary custodians of political power. The Ghanaian people are the permanent sovereigns of the Republic. Governments come and go, but sovereignty remains with the people. No party owns Ghana. The Republic belongs to us.
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The NDC and NPP are temporary custodians of political power. The Ghanaian people are the permanent sovereigns of the Republic. Governments come and go, but sovereignty remains with the people. No party owns Ghana. The Republic belongs to us.
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In his latest article, @kaycodjoe, Writer & IMANI CPE Associate, examines how years of tolerance, political pressure and economic hardship have contributed to the encroachment of pavements, road shoulders, drains and other public spaces.
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IMANI’s strategic policy engagement with Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations Samuel George examined how Ghana can translate digital ambitions into measurable economic outcomes.
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Ghana changes governments, but the machinery of power remains. The NDC and NPP take turns controlling a Republic that constitutionally belongs to the people, while preserving the privileges that sustain their dominance.
Welcome to the last stage of democrazy.
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Imagine spending thirty years building a country, only to remain a tenant in its prosperity. When honest labour cannot guarantee decent shelter, whose prosperity are we building, and who, then, owns the Ghanaian dream?
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Ghana cannot code its way out of poverty without fixing its institutions. Our IMANI engagement with Samuel Nartey George exposed an urgent challenge: transforming digital ambition into jobs, investment and prosperity.
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IMANI’s engagement with Sam George examined the Ministry’s digital transformation agenda, focusing on agile implementation, employment outcomes, cybersecurity, fraud prevention and the institutional reforms required to translate policy ambitions into measurable public value.
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In this piece, IMANI's Sitsofe Mensah, examines how Ghana’s shrinking electricity supply buffer, exposure to global crude oil prices and the cost of thermal generation could deepen pressure on the Cedi, electricity tariffs and household purchasing power.
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Ghana cannot keep surrendering public space to occupation, political pressure and manufactured entitlement. From pavements to beachfronts, hardship may explain encroachment, but it cannot legalise it. The Republic must protect livelihoods without allowing persistence, influence or protest to become title.
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The NPP has changed its executives, not its history. New titles cannot erase DDEP, E Levy, corruption controversies, political violence or the 2024 electoral collapse. The elephant may rearrange the room, but the evidence remains seated. An internal election can choose new leaders. It cannot manufacture a national acquittal.
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From Damongo to New York, Mahama framed Ghana’s UNGA moment as an African argument about dignity, sovereignty, value and power. Reparatory justice, Security Council reform, local processing, health sovereignty and continental integration converged into one proposition: Africa must not merely supply the world; it must shape the terms of engagement.
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