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That is NDC government for you. Imagine how rich these farmers will become if the government is providing a market for agro products.
AFRIKA COMMODITY XCHANANGE IN THE OFFING
========================================I STUDIED COMMODITY XCHANKE IN US& UK
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MY MUM & GRAND MOTHER TRADED WITH ECOWAS COUNTRIES SINCE ...
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Cheap NPP propaganda... Please do a proper national survey before concluding that barter trade is on the assendency in the country.
Dzemeni has never changed from barter trading. I saw it my self during the 3 different times I visited there in year 1991, 1998 and 2001. I talked about this with a big brother of mine just about a week ago, he was shocked bu ...
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INNTHIS DAY N AGE. INSTEAD OF MOVING FORWARD MONETARILY, LOOK AT THIS...BARTERING? 16.5 BILLION, WAT DO U EXPECT?
The research is very foolish. Dzemeni and Elmina are fishing communities. Fisherfolks sometimes exchange fish with other commodities such as gari, maize, sager etc. They are not doing barter because of lack of money in the sy ...
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This type of trade has existed since my school days at Abotoase, Gyemeni and Yeji in the 1960s. I used to visit these three communities during vacations to fish and we exchanged fish for our staples. This is no news. It is ...
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BLAME WINLESS&FAILED PART NPP
MR KNOW IT ALL
The problem is Ghana will only employ people base on their political affiliation not on qualification. Some people cannot even diagnose a computer even though they hold a computer science degree. What a shame. Please employ c ...
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But this is no news.This form of trading is widespread even at the Abotoase market since time immemorial.What has politics got to do with this also?
Unfortunately NDC has successfully divided the people through tribal politics. These poor people will still vote for NDC even though it is the worse polical party in Ghana because they hate one particular tribe in Ghana. Th ...
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And they still support political parties and take sides.
Sometimes, as much as we know the job Oye Lithur did for Prez "Mahamo", I ask myself, why did Ghanaians vote for Mr. "Mahamo" after "Utter Miss"?
It wouldn't surprise me if sooner or later some women may be forced to pay back services from Guys with Sex. Oh Ghana! Oh Hell!
do we support political parties because of name or agendas that will move the country forward. My brothers and sisters let's put our country first. lets believe in our country let's working together and move our nation forwar ...
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"Meanwhile, Samuel Ampah, Head of Research at Gold Coast Securities Limited, confirmed that most people are trading without currency because of the high rate of poverty in the country"
High rate of poverty? Nonsence. In t ...
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Better
The journalist who reported this story is a child. Barter trade has been practised within the Volta basin for ages.From Kutusu, Ekye Amanfrom, Adawso, Nketepa, Akateng, Dzemeni, Kwamekrom, Abotoase and all other markets along ...
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This brings out the human being spirit in us rather than worship paper notes.