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Commentary Page
We invite commentaries from writers all over. The subject is about
Ghana and the world. We reserve the right to accept or reject
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Our interests and our beliefs are still not one
Economist, Jan 28, 2001
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Obviously, we should all be warily celebrating the possible fall
of the Mubarak regime, not bemoaning it. Not because it will
lead to any near-term benefits for us, but because it stands a
chance of making Egyptians freer. Some other things George Bush
said in that inaugural address were pretty much on the money:
"Freedom, by its nature, must be chosen, and defended by
citizens, and sustained by the rule of law and the protection of
minorities. And when the soul of a nation finally speaks, the
institutions that arise may reflect customs and traditions very
different from our own. America will not impose our own style of
government on the unwilling. Our goal instead is to help others
find their own voice, attain their own freedom, and make their
own way." George Bush
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Trinidad Awaits Ghana on Oil Deal
News, Jan 29, Ghanadot - The Prime Minister of
Trinidad and Tobago, Mrs. Kamla Persad Bissessar,
disclosed on Wednesday that her country has entered into
an agreement, which, if approved by the Ghana
government, will see, the National Gas Company of
Trinidad & Tobago ..More
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Our interests and our beliefs are still not one
Economist, Jan 28, 2001
- Obviously, we should all be warily celebrating the possible
fall of the Mubarak regime, not bemoaning it. Not because it
will lead to any near-term benefits for us, but because it
stands a chance of making Egyptians freer. Some other things
George Bush said in that inaugural address were pretty much on
the money.. .More
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Ghana Cedi Slumps to Weakest
Record on Bond Sale Concern
Bloomberg, Jan 29, Ghanadot - Ghana’s cedi
slumped to the weakest level on record versus the dollar
as offshore lenders sold the currency amid uncertainty
about the government’s plans to sell debt this year.. ... More
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The Mo Ibrahim Prize and the
impending implosion in Sudan
Commentary, Dec 7, Ghanadot
- But, in case you wonder what this prize has to do with
the trouble in Sudan, I will point out the moral clarity
Mr. Ibrahim shows about the situation in his article on
Sudan and ask why he omits assessing President Omar
Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir’s efforts ...More
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