Badwam News on Adom TV (01-08-23)

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00:55 Chief Justice Getru Tokunuu, NNA,

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01:02 In the same way, a judge shall be reticent

01:20 about a case is pending in any court.

01:23 If we could hold an individual before court

01:27 for contempt of court, for discussing a case in court,

01:31 then we ought to hold a judge even faster.

01:35 A judge shall refrain from making any public statement

01:39 that might reasonably be expected to affect the outcome

01:43 or impair the fairness of a matter pending

01:46 or impending in any court or any non-public statement

01:50 that might substantially interfere with a fair trial

01:54 or hearing, and as you can see, I'm reading.

01:56 That is part of the code of conduct on propriety.

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04:32 Government will embark on a committed

04:34 roads improvement program to increase productivity

04:37 and facilitate the transportation of food crops.

04:41 District assemblies will be given complimentary equipment

04:44 to ensure that their local roads are more travel

04:48 throughout the year.

04:50 Mr. Speaker, this notwithstanding,

04:53 government remains committed to improving road infrastructure

04:57 in line with the fiscal consolidation plan

05:01 in the IMF-backed PCPEC program

05:04 and in partnership with the private sector.

05:06 Mr. Speaker, the road sector's

05:08 public-private partnership program

05:10 for the financing, construction, and management

05:13 of road infrastructure has two projects

05:15 at different stages of preparation.

05:18 Phase one of the Accra-Temamoto Extension Project,

05:22 31.7 kilometers, involves the reconstruction

05:25 of the motorway.

05:26 The concession agreement and draft engineering procurement

05:30 and construction agreement have been finalized

05:33 and will be laid in this house.

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06:14 Mr. Speaker, the PCPEC government program

06:18 is implementing with the support of the IMF-ECA facility,

06:23 requires strong fiscal consolidation.

06:26 This will enable us quickly reestablish

06:29 macroeconomic stability and debt sustainability.

06:33 These are necessary preconditions for high,

06:37 for long-term economic growth, job creation,

06:41 and rapid transformation.

06:43 A key pillar of the PCPEC is the focus on inclusive growth.

06:47 Our renewed push for growth is informed

06:51 by the usual experience that fiscal consolidation

06:55 tends to have negative impact on growth.

06:57 For the medium term, we are targeting

07:00 revised economic growth rates of 1.5%, 2.8%, and 4.7%

07:05 for 2025.

07:08 Mr. Speaker, we need to be deliberate

07:10 and strategic in our actions if we are to exceed

07:14 our post-COVID-19 strong economic growth,

07:17 which averaged 70, which averaged 7%

07:21 compared to the 4.5% and 2.6%

07:25 in lower middle-income countries and sub-Sahara Africa.

07:29 - And in four year,

07:34 Womeneida Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana

07:38 has established a new EcoStrike program.

07:43 We are pleased to announce that the program will be launched

07:46 in the coming weeks.

07:47 Thank you.

07:49 - From 2nd May, 2023,

07:53 National Labour Commission has announced the Abitur Award.

07:57 It is in compliance.

07:59 We are pleased to announce that it is in compliance.

08:03 We will be launching it in the coming weeks.

08:08 - We are pleased to announce that the Abitur Award will be launched in the coming weeks.

08:13 We are pleased to announce that it is in compliance.

08:16 We will be launching it in the coming weeks.

08:19 We are pleased to announce that it is in compliance.

08:22 We will be launching it in the coming weeks.

08:25 We are pleased to announce that it is in compliance.

08:28 - I am making it clear.

08:30 I am making it clear.

08:33 I am making it clear.

08:36 - I am making it clear.

08:39 I am making it clear.

08:42 - We are in compliance.

08:45 We are in compliance.

08:48 We are in compliance.

08:51 We are in compliance.

08:54 We are in compliance.

08:57 - We are in compliance.

09:00 - We are in compliance.

09:03 University of Energy and Natural Resources, or UNER.

09:16 Concern youth are more poor.

09:19 A few months ago, the Ministry of Works and Housing issued a statement on affordable housing.

09:44 The state of emergency has been in place for 15 years.

09:49 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

09:54 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

10:01 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

10:12 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

10:22 The government has been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

10:42 The government has been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

11:07 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

11:12 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

11:17 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

11:27 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

11:37 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

11:57 We have been in a state of emergency for 15 years.

12:10 All the money they have been borrowing from abroad in foreign currency to support the city is gone.

12:17 As a matter of fact, if you even take away government debt that they have impaired of 48 billion,

12:24 you will see that the Bank of Ghana has a whole of 22 billion.

12:28 So it is not government.

12:30 And you come here and say you have turned the corner.

12:34 What this means is that the Bank of Ghana itself as we speak is not fit for purpose.

12:39 What this means is that the Bank of Ghana itself as we speak is not fit for purpose.

12:47 Nothing really has improved in this country.

12:58 We all live here.

13:00 And then he comes and talks for two hours or three hours about basically nothing.

13:06 Nothing.

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13:38 We are so blessed to admit two new members this afternoon to complete the full membership of the House.

13:57 Although this great achievement is being celebrated during my tenure as President of the House,

14:05 I cannot overlook the great contribution by all the other members of the House.

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