SA and Ghana turn to floating power

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Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF!!! 10 years ago

We don't want gh govt investing in short term,.temporary energy solutions. Invest for the longterm

We don't want gh govt investing in short term,.temporary energy solutions. Invest for the longterm
Nima Boy 10 years ago

Ghana is in danger if we will not invest in people who can learn how to build power ship then we dont know what we are doing , why dont our Government take about 100 of those who have complete their study of technical school ...
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Ghana is in danger if we will not invest in people who can learn how to build power ship then we dont know what we are doing , why dont our Government take about 100 of those who have complete their study of technical school on Power to go to Turkey and China to learn ho to build this in future ?
Kiki 10 years ago

They will never return after their studies

They will never return after their studies
ben 10 years ago

i see the story as lacking merit...the headline is SA and GHANA but the news concerning GHANA is just about three lines...
lazy journalism

i see the story as lacking merit...the headline is SA and GHANA but the news concerning GHANA is just about three lines...
lazy journalism
RT 10 years ago

This cannot be a solution for the power problem. The ships are for emergency situations and shut down of power supplies for repairs etc. Ghana need them now, but let's find permanent solution to this problem which is undermin ...
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This cannot be a solution for the power problem. The ships are for emergency situations and shut down of power supplies for repairs etc. Ghana need them now, but let's find permanent solution to this problem which is undermining the industrialization agenda. In securing permanent solutions, let us look at machines capacity, future upgrade potential, power consumption, dual fueling potential, durability, after sale services etc.
GFUO AGYIMI 10 years ago

SOUTH AFRICA WILL ONE DAY SHOW YOU THEIR BARBARIC SIDE. THE EARLIER YOU DON'T GET ALL OF US INVOLVE WITH THIS BARBARIC NATION THE BETTER.

SOUTH AFRICA WILL ONE DAY SHOW YOU THEIR BARBARIC SIDE. THE EARLIER YOU DON'T GET ALL OF US INVOLVE WITH THIS BARBARIC NATION THE BETTER.
Philip 10 years ago

All we know is to talk and talk in this country. Nearby country such as Togo have been using PowerShip in providing energy to its population for a very long time now.

All we know is to talk and talk in this country. Nearby country such as Togo have been using PowerShip in providing energy to its population for a very long time now.
daladam 10 years ago

this country and arduan their leader is nothing but trouble and cannot be trusted they have bad reputation in business anywhere in the world

this country and arduan their leader is nothing but trouble and cannot be trusted they have bad reputation in business anywhere in the world
mensa 10 years ago

THIS TURKISH MUSLIMS ARE BAD NEWS THEY LIKE BRIBES AND DEAL UNDER THE TABLE AND ARE KNOWN NOT TO BE TRUSTED
BY MANY COUNTRYS AROUND THE WORLD

THIS TURKISH MUSLIMS ARE BAD NEWS THEY LIKE BRIBES AND DEAL UNDER THE TABLE AND ARE KNOWN NOT TO BE TRUSTED
BY MANY COUNTRYS AROUND THE WORLD

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