Building, Breaking, Rebuilding

How many times have Ghanaians seen roads started and abandoned, school blocks left unfinished, hospitals promised but delayed, policies renamed, and national programmes restarted after elections?

Ghana does not lack ideas. Ghana does not lack plans.

Ghana’s deeper problem is continuity.

Building, Breaking, Rebuilding examines Ghana’s costly cycle of policy reversals, abandoned public projects, repeated beginnings, and weak institutional memory.

Written in clear, nonpartisan language, the book argues that public work must be treated as national inheritance, not party property.