Gabon President applauds Ghana's automotive growth during Zonda Tec visit

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Oprege 4 days ago

“ Automobile growth “ ? Another sick African president !

“ Automobile growth “ ? Another sick African president !
POURFENDEUR DE LA CORRUPTION/ANTI CORRUPTION 4 days ago

This is the handiwork of God sent Akuffo-Addo. Shame on NDC. Till now NDC has nothing to show except overpriced menstrual pad for few shs girls.

This is the handiwork of God sent Akuffo-Addo. Shame on NDC. Till now NDC has nothing to show except overpriced menstrual pad for few shs girls.
Kwame 4 days ago

I truly admire the way Zonda started with small light vehicles—it's a practical and inspiring approach. I believe this model could be a great opportunity for Ghanaians, especially TVET students. It would be wonderful if the ...
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I truly admire the way Zonda started with small light vehicles—it's a practical and inspiring approach. I believe this model could be a great opportunity for Ghanaians, especially TVET students. It would be wonderful if they could spend their holidays at the plant, gaining hands-on experience. Even if it's on a volunteer basis with just lunch and transportation provided, the exposure would be invaluable. For those who get this opportunity, I would encourage them to be honest and loyal to the company. And if Zonda could mentor them further, it could empower them to eventually set up their own small assembly or parts factories. This is the kind of foundation we should have been building all along—starting small and growing sustainably. I think starting with 4-wheel drive vehicles may have been too ambitious for many. Ayikoo Zonda for leading the way.
kofi 4 days ago

The automotive industry without being linked to Ghanaian supply chain is bullcrap and sickness. We have bauxite,manganese and iron ore and we haven't had a very intelligent person to link the supply chain of the automotive co ...
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The automotive industry without being linked to Ghanaian supply chain is bullcrap and sickness. We have bauxite,manganese and iron ore and we haven't had a very intelligent person to link the supply chain of the automotive country.l don't think it's a rocket science to refine these metals into solid steel, form and machine the part using CNC machining.
These are billions of dollars industries and mass avenues for employment.
Kay 4 days ago

This is Chinese automotive growth, not Ghana’s. How are we growing our automotive industry by consuming Chinese imports run by a Chinese. This is ridiculous. We need to sit up control these industries ourselves otherwise we ...
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This is Chinese automotive growth, not Ghana’s. How are we growing our automotive industry by consuming Chinese imports run by a Chinese. This is ridiculous. We need to sit up control these industries ourselves otherwise we’ll wake up in chains again soon. These African leaders are a shameful bunch. As for the journalists that put out these kinds of headlines, the least said about them, the better.
SA 4 days ago

The CEO of Zonda Tec is more Ghanaian, patriotic than all our corrupt MPs put together. She should be given a Ghanaian passport for gift, selling Ghana better than most of our corrupt ministers in government.

The CEO of Zonda Tec is more Ghanaian, patriotic than all our corrupt MPs put together. She should be given a Ghanaian passport for gift, selling Ghana better than most of our corrupt ministers in government.
William 4 days ago

Which growth is he talking about? A Chinese person has been able to come to Ghana with foreign capital and imported trucks and spare parts, and after 10 years is now the biggest player in the space. And you say the Ghanaian i ...
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Which growth is he talking about? A Chinese person has been able to come to Ghana with foreign capital and imported trucks and spare parts, and after 10 years is now the biggest player in the space. And you say the Ghanaian industry is growing????kmt
TWEAAH 3 days ago

Ghana's automotive growth? 69 years after our independence and we're celebrating the fact that we are assembling cars made by other country!

Ghana's automotive growth? 69 years after our independence and we're celebrating the fact that we are assembling cars made by other country!
kofi 3 days ago

The automotive industry without being linked to Ghanaian supply chain is bullcrap and sickness. We have bauxite,manganese and iron ore and we haven't had a very intelligent person to link the supply chain of the automotive in ...
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The automotive industry without being linked to Ghanaian supply chain is bullcrap and sickness. We have bauxite,manganese and iron ore and we haven't had a very intelligent person to link the supply chain of the automotive industry to the economic and industrial agenda of the country.l don't think it's a rocket science to refine these metals into solid steel,forming auto,avionic,train,diverse machines parts industrial CNC machining parks around the country and link it to supply chain around Africa and Europe where Chinese Automotive industries are developing rapidly.
These are billions of dollars industries and mass avenues for employment for our university graduates.
Free Radical 3 days ago

This is how fools behaves.Ghanaian automotive growth is Kantanka and not Zonda.Zonda is a Chinese assembly plant assembly Zonda cars in Ghana and Zonda can move its assembly plant to any country at any given time to their pre ...
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This is how fools behaves.Ghanaian automotive growth is Kantanka and not Zonda.Zonda is a Chinese assembly plant assembly Zonda cars in Ghana and Zonda can move its assembly plant to any country at any given time to their preference.Gabon president is ignorant applauding out from stupidity. This president is among those who are the reason Africa is being bootlicking and wallowing in poverty.

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