Former President of Ghana, John Kufour, looks back on the previous 60 years and discusses his hopes for his successor plus the bright future of the country
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Tourism in Ghana contributes significantly to economic growth and development and is the reason why the NPP has drawn up and implemented plans to ensure that it becomes a major African tourism player over the next 12 years.
“The need for creative thinking to leverage our oil and gas production for national development is a charge for us to keep, and we must not fail our people,” stated President Akufo-Addo.
Popularly known as “Agbada,” Bawumia is the sixth Ghanaian to occupy the high office since 1992. The former professor and economist, now the second-in-command in Ghana, sat down with Penresa to detail his background and his plans to make the Black Star shine bright again.
The government’s focus on transportation makes the economy soar. Transport infrastructure in Nigeria has been given a successful and powerful makeover during the short time President Buhari’s administration has been in office.
Only two years after President Buhari’s administration came into office, Nigeria has finally exited from its worst recession in 20 years. As Nigeria ambitiously rebuilds its economy, an atmosphere of positivity and determination is sparking off financial mobilisation around the country.
A pillar to the administration, the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing is key to constructing the opportunities needed for economic diversification.
In a bid to drive the economy and create jobs for the Nigerian people, President Muhammadu Buhari revealed his intention to prioritise and commit to the development of infrastructure in his new year broadcast.