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The PM Communications team met with Sir Samuel Esson Jonah, Executive Chairman of Jonah Capital. The team asked him about the future challenges for the development of Ghana. He spoke about the need for infrastructure, education, and institutions; but also about the remarkable moment Ghana is going through, and the major recent developments of the country.

The Upper Reach team interviewed Dr. Christian Cardona, Minister of Economy, Investment and Small Business, and asked him about the remarkable macroeconomic development of Malta. Dr. Cardona insisted in the need to take the extra step, and argued that all the elements needed for Malta’s exemplary performance have always been present.

The PM Communications team interviewed Ing. William Amuna, CEO of GRIDCo, and asked him about the prospects for the power sector in Ghana. Ing. Amuna said that when locally generated gas comes on-stream it would make many thermal plants more efficient and reliable, while GRIDCo has plans for more investment in the transmission network to ensure it has the infrastructure and facilities in place to evacuate increasing generation in the years to come.

The most relevant event in the energy industry, Mexico’s groundbreaking Energy Reform, will thrust the country into the investment limelight and change the North American energy landscape as we know it

The Energy Reform will bring new life to Mexico’s energy sector, opening it up to private companies who can complement Pemex and CFE’s activities

Mexico emerges as a global energy leader. Worldwide, it ranks 19th in terms of proved oil reserves and is among the top 10 oil producers, according to the EIA.

PM Communications talks to Y.B Dato’ Seri Hj. Shafie Hj Apdal, Minister of Rural and Regional Development, who speaks on behalf of MARA – the Malaysian Government agency for education and entrepreneurship. The Minister talks about MARA’s work to develop the country’s human capital in highly sophisticated, knowledge-based sectors.

As a people, we are the architects of our own future and the responsibility lies with us to envision, develop and shape our path towards the attainment of a legacy, befitting our people for generations to come. Just as the challenges facing our nation are varied and complex, so is the situation facing Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela. In order to not just overcome these challenges, but also transform our communities into a collective dynamic, modern and sustainable society, we all need to put a painful past behind us and work together towards a period of positive socio-economic growth. United World took the opportunity to speak with Kgosi MNJ Pilane about his plans for the future.

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