Asserts the libertarian-conservative head of the center-right Danquah Institute (Ghana), in advance of next week's presidential election in his country: "He went on to contend that official reports
about the one laptop per student policy, which the ruling National
Democratic Congress (NDC) has touted as a success story of the Better
Ghana Agenda, are riddled with lies, propaganda and exaggeration. He
said that the laptops have either gone to ghost students or non-existing
institutions. He also called into question the number of
schools under trees that the NDC claimed to have replaced with newly
constructed schools. Many of these new schools, he said, had been built
several years ago and were simply renovated by the governing party."
Gabby Otchere-Darko: "Ghana's Center-Left Is Big On Spending & Corruption, With Little Results"
