Manufacturing dying slowly

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• anayomi 12 years ago

  the leader that is fuchos on iran ties and fighting mali muslim have got no time to ghana busniss

  the leader that is fuchos on iran ties and fighting mali muslim have got no time to ghana busniss

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• BabaUS 12 years ago

  Citizens of Cape Coast. Notice that your village was not mentioned in the list of cities to be groomed for manufacturing industries. Your piece of the pie is a stadium and market to be built as a gift to you from the Chines ...
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  Citizens of Cape Coast. Notice that your village was not mentioned in the list of cities to be groomed for manufacturing industries. Your piece of the pie is a stadium and market to be built as a gift to you from the Chinese. Yet you pay the same taxes all others pay. Oguaa wony3

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• OYC 12 years ago

  So what were you doing in the last 4 yrs ..Better Ghana..

  So what were you doing in the last 4 yrs ..Better Ghana..

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• Ghanavi 12 years ago

  Without manufacturing sector, our economy will only rely on foreign goods and services to grow the economy. That's a big mistake any nation will make.Even the US has realize it now. BUT, there will be no manufacturing sector ...
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  Without manufacturing sector, our economy will only rely on foreign goods and services to grow the economy. That's a big mistake any nation will make.Even the US has realize it now. BUT, there will be no manufacturing sector when you do not have electricity power. Ghana should not be in this situation that we are in right now. It's a disgrace...

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• Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY. 12 years ago

  Refer to my articles published on this website.

  Refer to my articles published on this website.

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• PETER OPPONG 12 years ago

  i said i was going to do business that will help me raise capital to bring about recycling centers in kumasi but all i have gotten is chieves whose only ambition is money, don't care if it brings money n jobs to city. then ...
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  i said i was going to do business that will help me raise capital to bring about recycling centers in kumasi but all i have gotten is chieves whose only ambition is money, don't care if it brings money n jobs to city. then they get surprise why people take their business else where.
  
  I have Liberian who is willing to give me 8000 acres of land in co partner because he said if bring the job it will bring his people jobs.but i wasn't born in Liberia, kumasi is where i was born n raised. All these chievs n politicians want is money in their pocket.

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• KMAN 12 years ago

  Bro ,don't give up.Eventually you'll achieve waht you set out to do.Keep on fighting though i know its hard.Ghana is like that.The good thing is that once your venture takes off,you'll be smiling all the way to the bank that ...
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  Bro ,don't give up.Eventually you'll achieve waht you set out to do.Keep on fighting though i know its hard.Ghana is like that.The good thing is that once your venture takes off,you'll be smiling all the way to the bank thats if you did your homework well

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• xyz 12 years ago

  what good comes from the ndc?

  what good comes from the ndc?

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• nimoh-boateng 12 years ago

  Nothing in this article suggests that the government has failed in its responsibility of bolstering manufacturing.
  
  This is nothing more than a paid ad by a grossly-run entity whose long-overdue need to refurbish and bring ...
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  Nothing in this article suggests that the government has failed in its responsibility of bolstering manufacturing.
  
  This is nothing more than a paid ad by a grossly-run entity whose long-overdue need to refurbish and bring its manufacturing core to a competitive level, is finally forcing it to admit, albeit obliquely, the reality of having to do so.
  
  The ills of the manufacturing sector are numerous. Their accounting systems are attrocious, and in the aluminum industry in particular,the constitution of the governing boards are nothing more than panels hand-picked to rubber-stamp the wishes of misguided and content-challenged board chairpersons.
  
  Management across the board, is the nation's problem. From the Black Stars, through other national entities to the private sector, leadership infused with cosmopolitanism, and an understanding of what needs to be done, is grossly missing.

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