Government to publish list of locally-made items for mandatory procurement by state agencies

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Libby 8 months ago

Well said, Ato Baah. Ghana cannot develop if we keep importing certain goods. Our young girls complete their training as dressmakers, and then turn I to househelps simply because there are no jobs for them. The young boys lea ...
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Well said, Ato Baah. Ghana cannot develop if we keep importing certain goods. Our young girls complete their training as dressmakers, and then turn I to househelps simply because there are no jobs for them. The young boys learn carpentry and there are no jobs for them after their training. Please Ato Baah, let us have the list as quickly as possible.
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Emmanuel 8 months ago

Ofosu Kwakye is too young and not mature to be government spokesman. He does not know what is truth.

Ofosu Kwakye is too young and not mature to be government spokesman. He does not know what is truth.
Cambodia88 8 months ago

That's a great idea eve though it is not an entirely new idea and so we will implore government most passionately to ensure that they adhere strictly to the policy and any government officials who flaut the directive is sever ...
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That's a great idea eve though it is not an entirely new idea and so we will implore government most passionately to ensure that they adhere strictly to the policy and any government officials who flaut the directive is severely sanctioned if not sacked from his office..
However, one other thing I wish to suggest is that government should in furtherance of it's 24 hour economic policy develop a Special initiative for those in the WOOD WORKING AND METAL FABRICATORS INDUSTRY.
This policy must help to retrain, support and equiped our artisans in these two major industries to up their game by way of quality of their products, meet international standards, design, innovations and develop the capacity to mass produce their products in order to meet the demands of the Ghanaian markets and that of markets in subregion of west Africa.
Government must consider this suggestions serious because we import huge volumes of furniture and furniture related products to meet our needs at home, in our offices and for other purposes.
Again we also import huge volumes fabricated metal products for both domestic and industrial purposes machines for processing our agric and other processed food products, like bread etc .
Cambodia88 8 months ago

That's a great idea even though it is not an entirely new idea and so we will implore government most passionately to ensure that they adhere strictly to the policy and and ensure that any government officials who flout the d ...
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That's a great idea even though it is not an entirely new idea and so we will implore government most passionately to ensure that they adhere strictly to the policy and and ensure that any government officials who flout the directive is severely sanctioned if not sacked from his office..

However, one other thing I also wish to suggest is that government should in furtherance of it's 24 hour economic policy develop a Special initiative for those in the WOOD WORKING AND METAL FABRICATORS INDUSTRY.
This policy must help to retrain, support and equiped our artisans in these two major industries to up their game by way of the production of quality of industrial products, and machinery to meet international standards, design, innovations and develop the capacity to mass produce their products in order to meet the demands of the Ghanaian markets and that of markets in the subregion of west Africa.!
Government must therefore consider this suggestions very serious because Ghana imports huge volumes of furniture US further and furniture related products to meet our needs at home, in our offices and for other industrial purposes.

Again we also import huge volumes of fabricated metal products for both domestic and industrial purposes like machines for the processing of our agric and other confirm processed food products, like bread etc .
Reality 8 months ago

Yet, all governments in Ghana succeeded in destroying 90% of Nkrumah's factories since e coup of 1966. Factories such as Wenchi and Pwalugu canned canned factory; Bolgatanga Meat factory; Tumu Cotton Ginnery, Kumasi Shoes and ...
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Yet, all governments in Ghana succeeded in destroying 90% of Nkrumah's factories since e coup of 1966. Factories such as Wenchi and Pwalugu canned canned factory; Bolgatanga Meat factory; Tumu Cotton Ginnery, Kumasi Shoes and Jure Bags factories; Tema Textiles TTL; GTP; Akosombo Textiles ATL; Juapong Textiles; VALCO; Tema Boat Yard; GIHOC; GNTC; SCC; Nsawam Cannery; and many others of the over 400 factories set up by visionary Dr Nkrumah.
Today, we are reinventing the wheel. Sad and sad.
Obaa yaa 8 months ago

Point of correction. These industries were destroyed by PNDC under JJ Rawlings.

Point of correction. These industries were destroyed by PNDC under JJ Rawlings.
Ben 8 months ago

Who destroyed most industries in Ghana PNDC under Rawlings Ghanaians really have short memories KT Hammond tried to restrict some imports and Ato Forson and opposition opposed that plan.Now Oyiwaa.

Who destroyed most industries in Ghana PNDC under Rawlings Ghanaians really have short memories KT Hammond tried to restrict some imports and Ato Forson and opposition opposed that plan.Now Oyiwaa.
Ogyam 8 months ago

You don't restrict some import. That's imposition. You rather create a situation where such imports become unattractive to the local market. That's the difference.

You don't restrict some import. That's imposition. You rather create a situation where such imports become unattractive to the local market. That's the difference.
Kwaku 8 months ago

A very good move, it has been long overdue.

A very good move, it has been long overdue.

Kwasi 8 months ago

This advice must go straight to you the politicians, how many of you eat local rice, how many of you will buy Katanka car. Most importation are done by politicians or their relatives, so how will they make sure this policy wo ...
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This advice must go straight to you the politicians, how many of you eat local rice, how many of you will buy Katanka car. Most importation are done by politicians or their relatives, so how will they make sure this policy work. Tarkwa to Takoradi road is been destroyed by heavy trucks mean while theere can be a railway from Tarkwa to Takoradi Harbour to transport the bouxite and manganese here we are trucks owned by politicians so they are not interested in railway
Appiah 8 months ago

Ghana is not going to wait for you about your storiesooooo.

Ghana is not going to wait for you about your storiesooooo.
Marcus 8 months ago

Very Good Move And Hopefully Not Talk Talk

Very Good Move And Hopefully Not Talk Talk
Kow Odoom 8 months ago

A good one there.Keep it up

A good one there.Keep it up
Kwansi 8 months ago

A very good initiative which can strengthen our cedi

A very good initiative which can strengthen our cedi
Ray Alan 8 months ago

Stolen from Bawumia. He was even going to back it with legislation.

Stolen from Bawumia. He was even going to back it with legislation.
Benji 8 months ago

Liar. He had 8 years to implement it.

Liar. He had 8 years to implement it.
Kay Kay 8 months ago

That's good. Can they publish the companies already. No long talk please.

That's good. Can they publish the companies already. No long talk please.
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Efo Kofi 8 months ago

Kwasiasem grade one

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GOVERNMENT TO PUBLISH 8 months ago

THAT LIST CAN NOT BE COMPLETE WITHOUT KANTANKA CARS

THAT LIST CAN NOT BE COMPLETE WITHOUT KANTANKA CARS
Honest 8 months ago

Those industries too must be told to improve upon the quality of their products

Those industries too must be told to improve upon the quality of their products
Kwam 8 months ago

Very good initiative, we hope the industries will take this as a challenge and product quality, competitive goods and services.

Very good initiative, we hope the industries will take this as a challenge and product quality, competitive goods and services.

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