Joy News File
Oct 31, 2026 · 3 hr · 36 segments
Analysis and discussion of news and current affairs in Ghana with panellists
Oct 31, 2026 · 3 hr · 36 segments
Analysis and discussion of news and current affairs in Ghana with panellists
Samson Lardy AnyeniniHost
Bernard BediakoGuest
Dennis Miracles AboagyeGuest
Sulemana BraimahPanelist
Erastus Asare DonkorP. J. ChiaPanelist
Godfred BokpinPanelist
Aula SewaPanelistAll right, so we decided to take time to play all these sounds together for you in about eight minutes that you have endured some of them.
President Mahama had said in opposition that President Akufo-Addo could not fight it, even though he put his presidency on the line and spent almost two years or so declaring a complete freeze on illegal mining.
He accused him that his people were involved and that's why he couldn't do it.
The things that are being done now, how different are they from what was done in the eight years of the Akufo-Addo regime, particularly the initial stages of the regime?
Well, I would say that basically we are doing the same thing, aside the strategy.
that maybe NIMOS may be adopting now under the current leadership.
They're doing the same thing, expecting different results? But mostly we are doing the same thing.
And the previous administration, you know, treated this issue with kids' gloves.
The current administration, though they listen, they act in a different manner.
And so you're tempted to say that we are moving around in circles.
And I think Professor Piagetia puts this in a very interesting contest, and I agree with him totally.
You see, if you are very interested in fighting something, you put all your arsenals into it.
In the military, if you want to defeat an enemy, you put all your arsenals You get your loins.
All right, so we decided to take time to play all these sounds together for you in about eight minutes that you have endured some of them.
President Mahama had said in opposition that President Akufo-Addo could not fight it, even though he put his presidency on the line and spent almost two years or so declaring a complete freeze on illegal mining.
He accused him that his people were involved and that's why he couldn't do it.
The things that are being done now, how different are they from what was done in the eight years of the Akufo-Addo regime, particularly the initial stages of the regime?
Well, I would say that basically we are doing the same thing, aside the strategy.
that maybe NIMOS may be adopting now under the current leadership.
They're doing the same thing, expecting different results? But mostly we are doing the same thing.
And the previous administration, you know, treated this issue with kids' gloves.
The current administration, though they listen, they act in a different manner.
And so you're tempted to say that we are moving around in circles.
And I think Professor Piagetia puts this in a very interesting contest, and I agree with him totally.
You see, if you are very interested in fighting something, you put all your arsenals into it.
In the military, if you want to defeat an enemy, you put all your arsenals You get your loins.
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