I always insist on the NDC party making the GISD Party school accessible to all,most especially to the grassroots members
We are proud NDC members but know little about the social democracy
The answer to a question on the survival of the social democratic system of social and political change in Africa is the affirmative. A number of factors point to that.
The first and foremost is the failure of neoliberal policy prescriptions to dissolve poverty in post-colonial Africa
Secondly,the weaknesses of laissez fair capitalism
Thirdly,promotion of inclusive development and lastly the enduring dream of African leaders to achieve self sufficiently
Also,at the end of the 1990s marked the beginning of new development paradigms that shifted emphasis from rigid adherence to the neoliberal approach represented by what Rodrik referred to as the Washington Consensus on Economic Growth
The neo-liberalists argued that if government was made the driver of economic development,it was more likely to make things worse than better and that the liquidation of poverty would occur once growth has been achieved.There was an input implicit assumptions that the basket of policies that constituted the Washington Consensus held the promise of developing countries transitioning into middle income countries at the least within a few years of adoption
In conclusion,i suggest a GISD party school lectures across all constituencies so all grassroots members irrespective of their colour,tribe,language and ethnicity, to know much about the party they so belong
Long Live NDC
Long Live Social Democrats
Long Live Ghana
Sanctioned by
......................
(Diplomatic Mobarak)
Youth Organizer Hopeful
Nkwanta South Constituency
No comments:
Post a Comment