I Am Still A Socialist. I Am

Happily, There's A Reversal Of The Brain Drain Occurring In Ghana Now. We're Seeing A Lot Of - Actually In Africa - We're Seeing A Lot Of African Professionals, You Know, Returning To The Continent To Contribute Their Quota.

With The Kinds Of Progress We're Seeing In Africa, We Have People Who Have A Very High Expectation, And Often People Think That, You Know, Things Would Happen Overnight. But I Want People To Understand That Sometimes It Even Gets Worse Before It Gets Better.

To Be Able To Achieve The Laudable Goals (of Preventing And Treating Hiv/aids), Especially For Us In Sub-saharan Africa, There Is The Need For Us To Invest In Improving Our Weak Health Systems. The Inadequate Number Of Healthcare Facilities In Many Of Our Countries Are Major Issues Of Concern.

I Think That Africa Has Made Quite Rapid Progress And A Lot Of The Conflicts That We Saw On The Continent Have Abated.

I Am Still A Socialist. I Am A Left-of-center Politician. I Believe That In Africa, If You See The Poverty Around Us, You Can't Afford To Be Anything Else.