EU trains communities to seek alternative livelihood

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• EMMANUEL KAKRABA JOHNSON 10 years ago

  This article did not attract a comment because it is not political. if it were an article about the MP for the area it would have attracted about about 100 comments by now. This project is important because it will impact dir ...
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  This article did not attract a comment because it is not political. if it were an article about the MP for the area it would have attracted about about 100 comments by now. This project is important because it will impact directly on the lives of the people in the area. But Eu should not only show concern on areas that will benefit them only. They should also think of areas where their colonial policies especially Gt Britain, affected the lives of people in the savanah area of Ghana, where the people were subjected to hewers of wood and drawers of whater

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• Haruna 10 years ago

  Yes. Emmanuel Kakraba, you are very right. we exhaust time on things that are not worth celebrating.

  Yes. Emmanuel Kakraba, you are very right. we exhaust time on things that are not worth celebrating.

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