
Audio By Carbonatix
Former Education Minister and New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer hopeful, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, has shared his vision for building a Ghana driven by a growth mindset, drawing on experiences gathered from developed nations, including the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Speaking on JoyNews’ Newsfile, Dr Adutwum emphasised the need for a culture of innovation, education, learning, and entrepreneurship to drive sustainable national development.
According to him, fostering this approach in Ghana requires strategic investments in education, skills development, and policies that encourage creativity and productivity.
He said that by learning from international best practices and tailoring them to local realities, the country can secure long-term economic stability and prosperity.
Watch the interview below:
Latest Stories
-
Israel and Hezbollah continue strikes as US-Iran ceasefire faces collapse over Lebanon
2 minutes -
Asanko Gold supports road rehabilitation to ease transport challenges in Amansie West
2 minutes -
Drone strike hits wedding celebration in Sudan, killing at least 30 people
12 minutes -
UEW Public Lecture Series 2026: We’re preparing children for a past that no longer exists — Dr Ibn Chambas warns
18 minutes -
AMA to begin night enforcement against unscreened food vendors
19 minutes -
Nkawie Circuit Court remands 30-year-old mason over Mpasatia shop break-in
22 minutes -
Fintechs’ collaboration no longer optional – MMFL CFO
23 minutes -
KMA to prohibit other assemblies from accessing Oti landfill site over looming sanitation crisis
25 minutes -
GTA supported A Plus’ Gomoa Easter Carnival – Abeiku Aggrey
26 minutes -
GRA to tighten controls on importation of right-hand drive vehicles
44 minutes -
You can’t leave a bigger legacy than Petroleum Hub project – Western Regional Chiefs tell President Mahama
45 minutes -
Lawra MP cuts sod for GH₵11m multipurpose dining hall construction at Birifoh SHS
47 minutes -
Ghana defend African Schools Football Championship title after shootout win over Burkina Faso
50 minutes -
Ghana’s education system must evolve or risk becoming irrelevant – Patricia Obo-Nai warns
57 minutes -
Ghana Health Service responds to dead fish incident at Tema Port
1 hour