Cocoa libralisation or chaos?

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• Onipaba of Akyem Maase 8 years ago

  He had no locus on policies which were scientific.

  He had no locus on policies which were scientific.

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• AYITEY LESOTHO (Ga Mantse Claimant) 8 years ago

  HOW CAN A GA MAN BE COCOA MINISTER & AKYEM WOMAN BE FISHERIES MINISTER? IF WE'RE TALKING ABOUT GUINEA FOWLS OR COW HERDING, THEN AYARIGA CAN BRING HIS BAWKU EXPERIENCE. HE SHOULD LET THE COCOA FARMERS TALK ABOUT THEIR CROP.

  HOW CAN A GA MAN BE COCOA MINISTER & AKYEM WOMAN BE FISHERIES MINISTER? IF WE'RE TALKING ABOUT GUINEA FOWLS OR COW HERDING, THEN AYARIGA CAN BRING HIS BAWKU EXPERIENCE. HE SHOULD LET THE COCOA FARMERS TALK ABOUT THEIR CROP.

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• T and T 8 years ago

  U think farmers matter?
  Citizens were slaves to the colonial slave masters, as an exit strategy, they handed us over to the kings and they maintained the same master slave style of governance till date.
  We are so used to ...
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  U think farmers matter?
  Citizens were slaves to the colonial slave masters, as an exit strategy, they handed us over to the kings and they maintained the same master slave style of governance till date.
  We are so used to being slaves and that is why the politicians have also adopted it.
  How can the land God gave us belong to one man?

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• kofi adu 8 years ago

  if abinkyi was not libralisation during rawlings and the ahwois then stop fighting over the word.

  if abinkyi was not libralisation during rawlings and the ahwois then stop fighting over the word.

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• £earn_$martphones_Repairing 8 years ago

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• Teahiabuah 8 years ago

  I am not surprised that Ivory Coast produces more cocoa than Ghana. If fertilisers are secretly sold to Ivorian farmers by a corrupt Agric Ministry Officials, leaving Ghanaian farmers destitute, then what do you expect?

  I am not surprised that Ivory Coast produces more cocoa than Ghana. If fertilisers are secretly sold to Ivorian farmers by a corrupt Agric Ministry Officials, leaving Ghanaian farmers destitute, then what do you expect?

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• Samson 8 years ago

  I think a major factor in the Ivory Coast cocoa industry is how much of the farms are commercial farms owned by large scale commercial farmers. The area of land under cultivation for cocoa is the same , according to the minis ...
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  I think a major factor in the Ivory Coast cocoa industry is how much of the farms are commercial farms owned by large scale commercial farmers. The area of land under cultivation for cocoa is the same , according to the minister designate. Ghanaian cocoa farms are small farms held by family farmers. The CI farms are largely held by large scale commercial farmers many of the being foreigners. This is because of the different land tenure systems in the two countries. While the system in the CI encourages foreigners with substantial capital to invest to cultivate farms, the same does not apply in Ghana. Large scale commercial farms hardly exist in Ghana and something should be done about the land tenure system. Ghana needs to have massive investment in cocoa growing, we cannot depend on govt to do this.

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• kofi 8 years ago

  Dealing with the land issues in Agric in Ghana i sometimes wonder if the Aborigines Protection law was not more of a curse than a blessing to the nation. We have not demarcated our lands as a nation and land tenure security ...
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  Dealing with the land issues in Agric in Ghana i sometimes wonder if the Aborigines Protection law was not more of a curse than a blessing to the nation. We have not demarcated our lands as a nation and land tenure security cannot be guaranteed. How do we expect even sharecropers or other investors to invest in the farms. Ghanains are notorios when it comes to partnerships and cooperatives as well. We adore one man show. We need to change our land title laws and attitudes.

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• MAAN 8 years ago

  WE NEED ACTION NPP. YOU PROMISED HEAVEN AND HEAL AND TALKING TOO MUCH?

  WE NEED ACTION NPP. YOU PROMISED HEAVEN AND HEAL AND TALKING TOO MUCH?

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• AYISAM 8 years ago

  NPP SHOULD THROW THE LIBERALIZATION IDEA OUT OF THE WINDOW. HE SHOULD HAVE PROPOSED THE IDEA TO THE NDC GOVERNMENT.
  HON AYARIGA HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE COCOA SECTOR AND ITS HISTORY SO MUST KEEP MUM.

  NPP SHOULD THROW THE LIBERALIZATION IDEA OUT OF THE WINDOW. HE SHOULD HAVE PROPOSED THE IDEA TO THE NDC GOVERNMENT.
  HON AYARIGA HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE COCOA SECTOR AND ITS HISTORY SO MUST KEEP MUM.

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