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Wontomi alone used Galamsey to destroy the cocoa lands
Will not make any difference to the ordinary Ghanaians.
Why should it ? If you’re not farming cocoa why should you benefit
Yet the cocoa farmer is receiving peanut.
The cocoa farmers are not enjoying the sweat of their fruits, one cocoa farmer told me since he sold his cocoa farm to galamseyers he is able to build a roof over his head and his families after forty years. To avoid their pa ...
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How can a JHS graduate who works at COCOBOD get more pay and benefits in his first year than a 25 acre cocoa farmer who has farmed for 10 years? Today, I can't buy fertiliser, weedicides and pesticides for my farm due to stu ...
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Which JHS graduate is earning higher than the farmers, liar..talk about those directors and managers together with the chief executive
Sadly, our cocoa farmers` plight remain unchanged irrespective of the measurable increases in cocoa prices.
Ghana lacks leadership and that must be addressed alongside corruption.
We, the people of Ghana, demand to have future Presidents with Ph.d in economics and at least
five year working experience, with World Bank, with speciality in West Africa and Africa region. This
is a message to NPP and ...
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Price high, but nobody can pay the Cocoa Farmers. If the price double, illegal mining will come to an end. There is money to send children from the village to school. Which fertilizers are in use?
Hmmm i agree with you that prices should be doubled to reflect the current high prices of cocoa at the world market, but dont you think proper demand and supply mechanisms are playing out here? This is happening because of fa ...
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