“I urge all Ghanaians to accept the decision of the Ghanaian electorate once the official results are released, to preserve the peace of our dear nation,” Mr Kyerematen stated
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“A lot of things are in bad shape at the theatre. The curtains cannot be drawn, and the stage is in bad shape, so it is time for us to rehabilitate the building to help the creative industry,” Mahama said. He outlined plans to modernize the theatre with new equipment, transforming it into a state-of-the-art creative hub capable of supporting artists nationwide.
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“Migration of professionals is not inherently a bad thing, it must happen in an organized manner,” he said
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“It’s part of the IMF agreement. As part of their agreement with the IMF to increase revenue, they’ve locked COVID inside
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“The One Million Coders Programme will be aimed at creating additional digital jobs for our youth and we intend to spend $3 billion investments in Information and Communication Technology (ICT),” he told an audience at a public lecture at the Christian Service University in Kumasi
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“May God bless you all so that you won’t have to hide under your beds when your landlord is coming. You will be the father, who will promptly pay your children’s school fees and make sure that they go to school,” he said.
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“The creative arts is a very important industry and has the potential to create millions of jobs. All our young people who are sitting at home, many of them are talented but there are no opportunities for them to show their talents. So if we can put the creative industry on a sound footing, it will create opportunities for many of our young people,” he said.
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“I wish to urge our President that the best legacy he can leave this country, is to superintend over a peaceful, transparent, and credible election.”
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“It has intentionally been designed with a Malian kind of designs. You know the Sahelian because the Gonjas came from Mande, they have used the Mande’s architecture to design this palace”.
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“This 24-hour economy will be voluntary, not imposed. Businesses will be incentivized to participate by enjoying tax breaks and lower electricity tariffs for operating during off-peak hours. Special meters employ what is known as ‘Time of Use’ (TOU) tariffs to provide cheaper power to such businesses.”
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