GIPC, GRA engages HMN Company on EV assembly plant investment

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• Kk 3 days ago

  Please fix the DUMSO before thinking about EV.

  Please fix the DUMSO before thinking about EV.

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• Barko osae twum 3 days ago

  How are we going to power charge these EVs that will roll off ghanas assembly plant. We cant even provide stable electricity for our hospitals, industries, neonatal units in hospitals, theatres in hospitals, schools but we ar ...
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  How are we going to power charge these EVs that will roll off ghanas assembly plant. We cant even provide stable electricity for our hospitals, industries, neonatal units in hospitals, theatres in hospitals, schools but we are advancing to reach out to goals that we cant suppirt with the electricity generation of our country. Most bisinesses, homes,have to rely on generators to survive the oven type of heat we face, fridges, airconditioners, televisions get damaged everyday due to power outages. Please as much as we need investors to produce electric vehicles lets wait till ghana has zero power deficits, dumsor excuses, owing money for gas supplied from nigeria, owing money for crude oil imports. If we cut down on corruption and set a heavy death punishment as a deterant, ghana my motherland will rise from its ashes of corruption.

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• AK 2 days ago

  Are we jokers? We struggling with keeping our lights on and we're thinking about manufacturing EV cars. Can't we get a foreign company to help us solve our electricity problems once and for all? GIPC AND GRA have wasted the t ...
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  Are we jokers? We struggling with keeping our lights on and we're thinking about manufacturing EV cars. Can't we get a foreign company to help us solve our electricity problems once and for all? GIPC AND GRA have wasted the tax payers' money in organizing that program.

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• Vyasraj Kamalapur 2 days ago

  It's a great effort by the government to introduce EV vehicles. The focus should be on keeping the selling prices to the minimum by taxing the vehicles moderately taxed and priced. The local participation should be all the le ...
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  It's a great effort by the government to introduce EV vehicles. The focus should be on keeping the selling prices to the minimum by taxing the vehicles moderately taxed and priced. The local participation should be all the levels to ensure maximum benefits is derived by Ghanaians. Adequate charging stations should be installed alongside manufacturing facilities.

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• Henry Nsiah 1 day ago

  Power
  24 hour
  EV
  Agricbuiness
  Cocoa processing
  We watching

  Power
  24 hour
  EV
  Agricbuiness
  Cocoa processing
  We watching

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