Tag Archives: The cause and effect of policy discontinuity in Ghana’s political governance

After the dismantling of the Berlin Blockade of 1989 and the fall of the Soviet Union of 1991, in which the Eastern and the Western blocs stopped confronting each other based on political ideological differences, and left the world dangling on the brink of another world war for more than four decades, Africa experienced a hopeful political trend. Unfortunately, this hope ...

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