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Kuro yi mu nsem

Kuro yi mu nsem

By: Multimedia Ghana
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 A news-analysis morning programme that discusses socio-political local news.Multimedia Ghana Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Becoming A President In Ghana: Do You Know The Costs Involved?

    Becoming A President In Ghana: Do You Know The Costs Involved?
    Nov 19 2025
    Let’s dive into the real financial, social, and strategic demands that come with vying for the highest office in the land. From campaign structures and media engagement to party financing, nationwide tours, and grassroots mobilization, the journey is far more expensive and demanding than many imagine
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    1 hr and 28 mins
  • NDC’s Economic Gains in Their First 10 Months Are Largely Built on the Solid Foundation Laid by the NPP - Hon. Dr. Stephen Amoah

    NDC’s Economic Gains in Their First 10 Months Are Largely Built on the Solid Foundation Laid by the NPP - Hon. Dr. Stephen Amoah
    Nov 18 2025
    Listen as we break down and analyze the recent budget with Hon. Dr. Stephen Amoah. From key allocations to economic implications, gain insights into how the decisions made impact citizens, businesses, and the nation’s growth.
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • People in Manso Nkwanta just want clean water, not poison. Is that too much to ask? – Erastus Asare Donkor

    People in Manso Nkwanta just want clean water, not poison. Is that too much to ask? – Erastus Asare Donkor
    Nov 19 2025
    The once-lifegiving drinking water of Manso Nkwanta has turned deadly. From mercury to the even more dangerous cyanide now used by galamsey operators, the community is being slowly poisoned. Cyanide, likened to DDT, is silently destroying lives, yet the danger is ignored by many who drink this water daily.
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    1 hr and 32 mins
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