Africa Centre for Integrity & Development

13/03/2024

monkey on Forbes :: Capitalism

10/03/2024

No amount of critical thinking will conclude that this system of 'democracy' will ever lead to the development of the continent.

12/10/2023

A nine year old boy asked his father a question
Boy: "Daddy, what is politics?"
The boy asked a pertinent question, so the father had to think deeply to give him a potent answer.

Father: "Son, let me put it this way. I have to provide for you, so I am the Capitalist. You are the People. Your mother who keeps the money is the Government. The babysitter is the Working Class; and your baby brother is the Future. You understand...?"

Well, the boy couldn't put that jigsaw puzzle together very well so said: "Aaah! I think so...!"; and went to bed

While he was sleeping he hears his baby brother crying. He went, peeped the baby's room and saw the diaper in a mess. So he wanted to communicate with the mother; but mommy was fast asleep, he decided not to disturb her sleep.
He went to the babysitter's room and found his daddy having an affair with her; he decide not to disturb them either. He tucked himself away in bed and slept.

In the morning while they were having breakfast, the boy called his father saying: "Dad, I think I know what Politics is!"
Father: "Good, tell me in your own small way. What is Politics?"
Son: "Well Dad, I think it's something like this. While the Government is asleep, the Capitalist screws the Working Class. The People are ignored while the Future is in deep s**t."

06/10/2023

"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold " We got infiltrated by and still uphold the miseducation of the divisive elements for their economic gain. In 'togetherness' they strategically tore our continent apart, enslaving Africans both physically and psychologically; breeding and unleashing the havoc of mental slavery and disunity. We continue to live in ignorance and fear; awed or stupified by their prosperity in knowledge application. Their instituted leadership structure is meant to keep us impoverished while rewarding the actors.
The solution is simple but instructive :: let's humbly request for divine wisdom to defeat the oppression.
Fortunately, some of us have already done that and gotten divine strategies to get Africa out of this quagmire.
It begins with GOD, Unity, Competition and Collaboration from the community and district levels. The strategy is capable of harnessing innovation, technology and entrepreneurship from the community level; promote patriotism and eradicate mental slavery and disunity.

What GOD cannot do does not exist...

Let's talk for more details.

02/10/2022

Practical divinely inspired innovative solutions for Africa's development

28/04/2022

Soften stance on E-levy implementation – Group to Minority

The Africa Centre for Integrity and Development (ACiD -Africa) has appealed to the Minority in Parliament to reconsider its current stance on the implementation of the Electronic Transfer Levy, also known as E-levy.

ACiD-Africa believes the Minority and Majority caucuses need to actively engage on the E-levy in order to arrive at a consensus that will serve the interest of Ghanaians.

“The Africa Centre for Integrity and Development (ACiD – Africa) appeals to the Minority in the Fourth Republican Parliament of Ghana, to reconsider their current stance on the acceptance and passing of the E-Levy, to enable the Government pursue its developmental goals for the benefit of the nation.”

“ACiD – Africa, an Anti – Corruption and Good Governance Advocacy Civil Society Organization, working to improve the National Integrity System, has keenly followed the E-Levy debate in Parliament, and the diverse views expressed by the citizenry on the issue, and wished to appeal to the two – sides in Parliament, to quickly arrive at a consensus to stem the tide of the looming economic ramifications the delay and inactions of our legislators would unleashed on the people of the nation.” ..

The Africa Centre for Integrity and Development (ACiD -Africa) has appealed to the Minority in Parliament to reconsider its current stance on the