GTP lays off over 200 workers for mechanisation

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• £earn_$martphones_Repairing 8 years ago

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• Yellow man 8 years ago

  Trade liberalization my black ass.Any country that want to compete in the world economy must first safeguard it's local industries or you can kiss raising the standard of living of your people good bye

  Trade liberalization my black ass.Any country that want to compete in the world economy must first safeguard it's local industries or you can kiss raising the standard of living of your people good bye

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• HARDER@89.. 8 years ago

  Go take advantage of the garments n apparel sub sector where there is a huge potential n market within n outside for continue business. African print I have maintain is largely suited or limited to the continent. recall Afric ...
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  Go take advantage of the garments n apparel sub sector where there is a huge potential n market within n outside for continue business. African print I have maintain is largely suited or limited to the continent. recall African growth n opportunity act , AGOA by the US...? n even elsewhere in Europe there are market for "already made" apparels n garments why do we still hold in to the African prints when we easily cud diversify , create n still keep thousands of jobs..here, no one is asking for the "killing" of the African prints, but instead we cud be competitive n still keep thousands of jobs n expand in the finished garments business sector which is far more bigger business n forex..

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