but this grandstanding just comes across as silly passing something like a new jackson verda commandment yeah that is how you could show people that you're really mad even if your anger is irrational because stone pretty much did the right thing but that's just my opinion. lazy i'm going to know the judge so that i could money to buy seeds.

or to manage the money i have for seeds and you can spend it on books. be opened in school uniform. my kids need for school. sick i'm going to be. so i have no money left to seat on the day no matter how cheap i might be. demoted you know to my much my duty to my. community has a bore hole that isn't easily accessible by all. the damn dries out during the dry season and there isn't enough water for the animals. to me. doesn't do anything about our situation when they're done it i mean i could have provided the community with enough water but it would be. no i mean they refuse to do anything like that for us. almost every government comes in so we want to know

what's in our courts and by the to get a modest more huda form of that if you need to support most in most cases deal you can the big. bum would do too far from this the farmers. if. you. let her down. live. this is not what this is

as chris says in this to her somehow we have to look at the sleeplessness that somebody had to leave after i mean the only senator that not that this is how i look up or is this. slim in almost every woman i met. this is if it was worthwhile it did come to light it is that is because we would markets is good when you do this and lots of them build markets to sell it and profit and to come back to that have to feed lots of it and then we don't have good markets. we apprehended the government to stop imports and advice from from abroad when to stop and. oh as knowledge or belief in that would be like it's what.

according to. regulations we come over streets the import of certain items in the country but even then the regulation that we could restricts them petition all these are goes off almost concert competently the one of the area we don't get access is also that because the government does not subsidize and often wish to do so at a higher costs. so they cannot compete would be important who don't put up the lower cost in the also contras so competition will be on the home front if imus enjoyed the government must support him to come also compete favorably with imported watch. it and.

let us know we had it with markets and it was governments came out with me that i just didn't program became i'm bought from as it is to listen to schools and then distance why do you think that the government will buy your program that we don't know is because of their distant look up assessing the i would love this do a not much in the year and then the brew up so that it will broil it's in iceland then that process and today is to sell for a what's. stored emelin yes no it's soft and that is that will get that would markets could win big government liberal by humans are more they gave us and that it is does the same as what is the new.

and just as he made the who should i want to fund that only gets the money rather than to do what i want to import what it is cheaper so to tony from india don't talk of regulations on the deal beats you is actually importing negatively on aga courtship indeed evoking countries stricken in the included.

right this is left tenant jerry join rawlings who had just overthrown his government. a government he had appointed a few years back after a coup d'etat. i the poor economy was again one of the reasons for the coup. in one thousand nine hundred eighty three j j rawlings asked for help from the i.m.f. which returned to ghana after eleven years of absence and has remained until today . in the following decades the economy thrived the annual average growth rate lies at five percent unemployment has declined and so has poverty which reached fifty one percent in one thousand nine hundred. twenty nine percent in two thousand and six.

the good news does not stop there. it's. quite how much oil is out there. renuka spoil. the second opportunity being given to this country. goes back in two thousand and seven that news reports show that gone it made a world class oil discovery the true scope of the size of the field wasn't exactly down on but it was clear from that moment on that gonna assume to join the ranks of africa's oil producers. dependence overall much here also depends on not trying to resolve us all but say it does not bring i want to talk formation of economies in spite of the huge glories of the only hot with

not being able to walk in the never so he can only transformation now we we so much on. there's no point to have an if your every going to come type education they don't really have an oil you forget the us can do to hospitals and get wood health care they still point in have an oil if yo my this i want to be dying in large numbers from. trying to have children. born abroad.

gifty is twenty six years old she is one of two nurses working in this clinic. a doctor rarely comes here and gifty tries to do whatever she can with what she knows. we are covering a population of two thousand one hundred and eleven point seven communities that is what that's all attachment. we have one doctor we said it was better before the committee level we don't have so when we are we said that subject. and we don't have. mr yakubu who is the government's appointed district health director he's informed

about the problems he let me just douglas of it to tell you that we have a doctor population ratio we have one book that over one hundred sixty one thousand population. one doctor to cure one n one and says the one thousand people obviously is not a base i mentioned that for doc there's little also mentioned for nessa's it's also interested to know that we have a population of one there's two. thousand five hundred population i mean again that's a yawning gulbis no we want one there's kind of similar is going to get of more than two thousand five hundred published this new week adequate a little. so gifty travels every day from village to village to visit patients and heavily pregnant women who do not have the means to come to the clinic here we have more. so we use them with biased was something i went down i mean we cannot wouldn't want

is a commie and these people realize that most of the did live at home. some of the communities once they did a box or did mama drug leaves it dis i'm going to six the could be for them to get another car coming to do so initial hop in a difficult labor leave a case i love it time you have to put them on bicycles. a woman in labor been put on a bicycle and just ruined it for route or sometimes where you can afford it you put it on trucks and carried them to the image of the. building and you can. eat.

there's a medium leave us so we leave that maybe. i will see push the security. policy there's a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with the gas that you deserve answers from it's all politics. i laugh. at the end of that speech. i. hurried. i wish

i. could make a good. amount . of her. but i'm a little tired of. the interview. her.

will have vetted then what i need to in this region. and i can tell you where for two weeks into the this year well we do coordinate as many of us. ninety. three. now i know that elsewhere one month and out there is a crisis. but one region for two weeks into a year recorded. that is definitely. going to. be you. want to get my. to me i'd save this money dish you invest much on the whole site because if you are

not healthy i don't think our communities will be default. if our b.p. is down today we are fully working so even though one is down damn is the players that will come we didn't appear will get that service unless we wait for them to bail and that out sometime you can just attend to down without taking down by the us and. my god the building is flat and the building keep on coming down it's only because of the really. see what he says and who can and that is in. the heat is always too much sure but we can do otherwise would they vote because he actually did well . from the

government. all of us for possible want to. know for we did this is only barefoot a committee there's a new about coming to buy as drinking from a just it we'll. but double what quarters to accommodate more staff so that they can improve the health service of the people. in. this growth reflected by the economic indicators does not seem to reach the public clinics of northern gala. the district director says that the government is doing its best and gives the free mosquito net program as an example something he recently set up the government of

one affidavit that ghana has of his had to wigan at lentulus war on malaria from several you know some points they realized that we need to actually fight a vector the vector being the mosquito that nothing to do and i saw recently in fact just as recent as two we said. the government of ghana but i got a house of his son in bed with. fifty percent of the population were given you know this hand and yes even places recruiter volunteers who went into every house and there would to how much and would loose and what rules because there were instances where let me just go to the well we don't have been near to meal and my husband it i just drew not that they were a fuse and he just refined it near in a community sort of governor when i went out of the our way plus at support from a pattern is to prove i'm not only to bed but also believes and they do is always

so don't have the rope so to provide iraq and then her base they provide hummus and they're recruited they're volunteers and paid them allowances to do or around near the bed in the place sleeping places or people. the district health director blames foreigners for the health systems poor condition. he claims that the fault lies with the immigrants who have no papers and enter northern ghana from neighboring countries people what in year i mean to share in the lives of those that we have you know i yet we are not in because they are not nationals and they have also want to reduce that so we don't actually know yet numbers does that raise and that's how come you realize that our budgets that very much a budget that the government you know chairs out and wildly different are for sure because they don't anticipate and if i do don't know do you numbers of people

illegal immigrants who are here and but to speak to him in our you know look at things that are provided for in a national that also is a problem. in two thousand and eleven ghana's economy growth rate reached fourteen point four percent. using the profits from gold oil as its driving force ghana became at least on paper a middle income country. and is the ninth country in africa to reach this position. the i.m.f. policies and the government's reform certainly played their own part in reaching this level. we have

a growth in mining in all sectors we have. checked or but most importantly we have growth in the service industry you know. tories and so there is a diversification of economic growth. however as the economy grew so did social disparities the benefits of growth have not been felt by the majority of the population who are left to struggle daily for survival . at the same time they are required to repay the success of loans that the government received from the i.m.f. .

prosperity is only achieved by a small elite that lives lavishly in the capital's good neighborhoods. behind fences and barbed wire. according to a two thousand and twelve gallup poll fifty three percent of ghana or about twelve point seven million people cannot afford the cost of food only four percent are able to live on their income. it's it's clear that you know economic growth does not necessarily translate into poverty reduction and to reduce poverty we need to have. the authorities here vetting infrastructure education because the same time the i.m.f. is telling the government that actually you have to expenditure which includes pay for public sector and. now when you talk.

to the very poor communities. when the government is spending too much it is crowding out the private sector taking away from detector of skilled people who prefer to work for the government president of the private sector but also the spending and the boring of the government crowding out capital that could be directed to the private sector so the reform will not happen overnight it's a long term process and probably true you know not hiring new. seven when people retire did you kind of things it's not like you need to get. the workforce into public sector immediately. two thousand and nine when. suddenly the.

financial markets and the money markets. which is the. same thing has happened since all. so in other words you need. to international market place even if it kills your own people. you know when already the betting is on the ball is not on them and they will be more and more and they have even less of a basis to stand up on their own. because of the global rhythms that we've got backing them. that economic reform in africa is actually accelerating eighty percent of all reforms in. two thousand and five two thousand and eight eighty percent of all. in the well i mean. ok we have patients we speak. people are looking

at the example of what happened in greece and what you know we have we have all those things those elements which we even intensify the process of. the process of shock to the vulnerability and also exacerbate the inequality that. already exists a way to meet any group we. we had and when we don't go we had to. because still in our communities women are going hungry in the lead season women lost in east and when it gets really bad they meet once every day once every two days so that the children can go and these i think should be their real indicators of what a middle income is is any child in ghana going to bed hungry. that should be. any woman dying in childbirth. that should be an indicator of how women

able to access the health services the educational services the credit facilities there. markets that she be the real indicator of what goofy.

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