Ending ‘dumsor’ — We need the strongest assurance yet

It is the wish and dream of every Ghanaian that the current load-shedding exercise — dumsor — would end sooner than later, so that we all can go about our normal businesses without the apprehension that our power would be cut off any moment.

No one needs to be told the stress and losses that both individuals and the state continue to experience as a result of dumsor. Jobs have been lost through massive lay-offs resulting from erratic power supply that has made many businesses produce far below their capacity.

This is why most Ghanaians have been waiting in anticipation of the day that dumsor will all end and 24 hours of uninterrupted power would be enjoyed by both individuals and businesses.

It is as a result of this hope that Ghanaians have held on to promises made by the President and officials tasked with ending the darkness being experienced the way a drowning man will clutch at a straw to stay afloat.

Ghanaians have, however, become fatigued by t