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Make Your Dream Home a Reality with Straight Edge Developers This Christmas and New Year

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As one of Ghana’s leading real estate companies, Straight Edge Developers has built a solid reputation for delivering high-quality properties that meet the diverse needs of our clients. We are committed to providing homes that not only reflect the latest trends in design and technology but also offer sustainable, long-term value.

We pride ourselves on our transparent, customer-focused approach. From the moment you express interest in one of our properties, our team is dedicated to providing you with exceptional service and support. Whether you are buying land, a house, or both, we make the process simple and stress-free, ensuring that you can focus on what matters most—your new home.

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As the festive season approaches, many of us are looking ahead to new beginnings and fresh opportunities. This Christmas, Straight Edge Developers is offering you a chance to start the new year with a gift that lasts—a home in one of Greater Accra’s most sought-after locations. Whether you’ve been dreaming of a serene beachside retreat or a modern, secure community, Straight Edge Developers provides the perfect solution.

With ongoing Christmas and New Year sales, there’s never been a better time to secure your dream property.

Straight Edge Developers understands that location is key when it comes to investing in a home. That’s why we offer prime plots of land and well-designed homes in some of the most desirable areas in Greater Accra:

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– Winneba Beach View – Imagine waking up every morning to the calming sounds of the ocean. Beach View offers a unique combination of natural beauty and serene coastal living.
– Oyibi & Dodowa – Ideal for those seeking a peaceful, family-friendly environment, Dodowa provides a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
– Tropoli and Dawa – These vibrant areas offer a blend of lush landscapes and modern infrastructure, ensuring that you enjoy both the charm of nature and the convenience of urban living. Dawa is also close to the newly proposed airport at Prampram, making it a perfect location for a serene home.

All of these locations are litigation free areas, providing easy access to the city while offering a tranquil environment to call home.

At Straight Edge Developers, we know that a home is more than just a building—it’s the place where memories are made. That’s why our 2 and 3-bedroom detached houses are carefully designed with the needs of modern families in mind. Starting at just 400,000 cedis off-plan, these homes come equipped with a wide range of features designed to enhance your lifestyle sitting in the heart of Dodowa with suitable payment plan options available.

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– Playgrounds & gym – Stay active and enjoy family time in our recreational areas.
– Backup water & power – Never worry about power outages or water shortages, thanks to our reliable backup systems.
– Commercial area & clubhouse – From shopping to socializing, everything you need is right at your doorstep.
– Police & fire post with 24-hour security – Your safety and peace of mind are our top priority, with round-the-clock security ensuring you and your family are always protected.

These homes offer the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and security—everything a modern family needs to thrive.

This holiday season, Straight Edge Developers wishes you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year filled with prosperity and happiness. What better way to start 2025 than by stepping into a brand-new home? The Christmas and New Year sales offer unbeatable deals, making this the perfect time to secure your dream property before the year ends.

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Take advantage of our exclusive offers on lands and off-plan homes , and enjoy a seamless home-buying experience with Straight Edge Developers. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a vibrant community, we have the perfect solution for you.

Ready to take the next step towards owning your dream home? Call 0204942626 today to learn more about our available properties and how we can help you secure the home of your dreams this Christmas.

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Portia Nana Akua Pinamang Weighs in on the Sam George vs. DStv Saga: Consumer Victory or Political Showmanship?

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Ghana’s media space has been buzzing with the high-stakes standoff between Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George and MultiChoice Ghana over DStv’s steep subscription fees. While the drama has sparked heated debates from Parliament to the streets, education advocate and social commentator Portia Nana Akua Pinamang believes the matter goes beyond political muscle-flexing – it’s about the future of consumer rights and regulatory credibility in Ghana.

The Price Hike That Sparked a Showdown

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The issue came to a head after MultiChoice introduced a 15% price hike in April 2025, pushing the Premium package to GHS 865 – a figure nearly three times Nigeria’s NGN 43,500 (about GHS 305) and more than double South Africa’s ZAR 576 (around GHS 336). For Portia, this comparison is not only alarming but highlights the inequities Ghanaian subscribers have endured for years. “Ghanaians are not asking for charity; we are demanding fairness. Why should the Ghanaian consumer pay the highest price for the same product across the continent?” she asks.

Minister George quickly moved to confront MultiChoice, invoking regulatory authority through the National Communications Authority (NCA). But Portia cautions that while the Minister’s boldness is commendable, the true test lies in whether these interventions will bring permanent relief or simply serve as political theater.

The Legal Tightrope: What the Law Says

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At the heart of the controversy is the Electronic Communications Act, 2008 (Act 775), which regulates the telecommunications and broadcasting sector. Section 25 allows tariffs to be determined by market forces but empowers the NCA to intervene where pricing practices are anti-competitive. Section 6(1)(d) further prohibits actions that stifle competition, including unfair or excessive pricing.

For failing to submit requested pricing data, MultiChoice was hit with daily fines of GHS 10,000 – a move Portia defends as “a necessary step in holding powerful corporations accountable.” Yet she stresses the importance of due process. Under Sections 13 and 72 of Act 775, as well as the National Communications Authority Act, 2008 (Act 769), any license suspension requires 30 days’ notice and a fair hearing. “We cannot afford to cut corners, even when public anger is justified,” Portia warns, pointing to critics who accuse the Minister of ‘bully tactics.’

The lack of a Competition and Fair Trade Practices Bill, 2019, which remains unpassed, has left regulators improvising. Portia describes this as “a dangerous gap that leaves both consumers and businesses in limbo.”

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The Bigger Picture: Investor Confidence and International Obligations

Portia is also mindful of the broader implications. MultiChoice is a South African company, and Ghana is bound by both the Ghana-South Africa Bilateral Investment Treaty (1997) and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) framework. These agreements guarantee fair treatment for investors and prohibit measures that could be viewed as disguised expropriation. A suspension of MultiChoice’s license, for example, could trigger costly international disputes.

“Protecting consumers is non-negotiable, but Ghana must also honor its commitments under AfCFTA and the WTO’s GATS rules. Investor confidence is fragile – we need smart regulation, not scare tactics,” she argues.

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Beyond the Headlines: What Ghanaians Really Need

On October 1, MultiChoice rolled out new packages with 33–50% more content, touted by the Minister as a win for consumers. But Portia notes that these were only promotional offers valid for three months, not the permanent price cuts that were demanded. The Minority in Parliament has since called for the Minister’s resignation, labeling the episode a waste of time and resources.

For Portia, the lesson is clear: “This is not the time for chest-thumping. It is the time to institutionalize consumer protections. Passing the competition law, empowering the NCA to conduct regular price audits, and ensuring transparency in the pay-TV market will bring lasting results.”

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