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The UP supports free healthcare, claiming the policy originated in their manifesto - but is all as it seems?

The United Party (UP) has expressed its support for President Mahama's Free Primary Healthcare policy. The party claims the initiative originated from their manifesto - but what does this mean for the future of healthcare?

Can Ghana's internal revenue truly fund the ambitious 'Big Push' infrastructure plan - or are there hidden debts?

The government's 'Big Push' infrastructure initiative is under scrutiny after promises to spend US$10 billion within four years. Questions arise about the feasibility of funding this initiative solely from internally generated funds - raising concerns about the true source.

According to a former Finance Minister, IMF shackles slowed Ghana's job engine - but why is that the case?

Seth Terkper, a former Finance Minister, claims Ghana's job creation suffered under an IMF program. He suggests economic restrictions limited the government's ability to invest - but the situation is improving.

Did campaign promises create unrealistic expectations for Ghana's youth seeking security service jobs?

Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah suggests the Mahama administration's 24-hour economy policy may have inadvertently fueled unrealistic job expectations among Ghanaian youth. The policy was linked to security service recruitment, but a closer look reveals a potential disconnect - what could this mean for public trust?

Can Mahama's 'Big Push' deliver on its promises, or will financial realities force a change in direction?

INSTEPR is questioning the financial feasibility of President Mahama's 'Big Push' infrastructure initiative. The institution suggests the government's revenue figures may not align with the program's ambitious four-year timeline - raising questions about how it will be funded.