Ghana (Vol 11, 2014)
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The growing economic meltdown was the main feature of 2014 as many complained of the failure of the Mahama government to deliver on its promise of ‘Building a Better Ghana’. Politically, inter-party tensions were minimal while there were many cases of intra-party controversy. Increasingly irregular power supplies, contested policies, numerous outbreaks of fire and high inflation further increased public agitation. As a result, there were widespread civil and political demonstrations across the country. Corruption continued to be a major challenge for the government, as ministers, parliamentarians and state workers were accused of diverting state resources.
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Ghana (Vol 11, 2014)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Nancy Annan in
Current site
Google Scholar
Search for other papers by Kwesi Aning in
Current site
Google Scholar
(5,029 words)