Inside Story - Ghana: Testing Africa's model democracy
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Ghana's model democracy is being tested again as voters head to the presidential and parliamentary elections on Friday. What will it mean for a region that is still struggling toward democracy? Guests: Aly-Khan Satchu, Gamal Nkrumah, Sylvain Touati.
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Exactly, this awkward way of discussing critical issues in Africa with so called western experts and think tanks is very annoying. It's almost like discussing the crises in Syria with an expert from Ghana without an insider's perspective
Great
Ghana has always been in is heart, even when he's living abroad.
Ghana on the map 🗺️🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
cut out the insults and focus on mother Ghana
Ghana and all Africa countries need industrials revolution Ghanaians need industrials and jobs
AT LEAST THEY ARE SHOWING LITTLE BETTER PLACE IN GHANA, OTHER MEDIA'S THAT I KNOW ALWAYS GO TO THE REMOTE AREAS AND SHOW ON INTERNATIONAL TV .
Come on Al jazeera. I thought this stuff is done by BBC etc. 24 minutes discussion about Ghana and not a single Ghanaaian involved in your debate? Not one of the countless Ghanaians going back and forth on the screen added to your scoop on Ghana. Good luck.
He is, but he does not live there, and never has. Sorry. They couold ask any of the thousands of people who were walking back and forth acrfoss the screen in their report. But they decided not to. Good reporting.
Sorry, to the panel. The Africans definitely knows their backyard but no matter how much you specialize in the continent, you will not have the information like an ethnic or local or better said indigenous African. Invite an African to tell an African story. Europe don't call on Africans to tell EU issues!
You don't consider Kwame Nkrumah's eldest son, Gamal, a Ghanaian?
Why?
Al Jazeera and other foreign medias are only interested from their own perspective. I don't understand how you can analyse a country without indepth advice from those local to the scene.
African dances? What country is that? This debate was about a country called Ghana. Are you so hopelessly misinformed, or are you benignly racist and stereotyping?