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The first of three volumes planned for publication, Where I Stand is a collection of essays and articles written by Dr. Paa Kwesi Nduom, a consultant, entrepreneur and politician in the Republic of Ghana. Dr. Nduom, known as "Mr. Fix-it" for his ability to succeed in Government where others have failed, has spent several years serving his country as a Minister of Parliament and Minister of State. In Where I Stand: Volume I, he shares his hopes and vision for Ghana, addressing key local issues such as health care, accountability in Government, and developing the talents of the country's youth. This collection is a testament to Dr. Nduom's long standing commitment to Public Service and strong family values. In each of these compelling articles and passionate speeches, he reinforces his belief that a well-run government can create better future for its people.