Government to revive 150 'distressed' companies - Carlos Ahenkorah

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• Realist 8 years ago

  So far it does not seem government has plans to protect the local industries from imported food and goods. Merely revamping industries without guaranteeing markets would lead to failure.During Kuffour's administration,state i ...
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  So far it does not seem government has plans to protect the local industries from imported food and goods. Merely revamping industries without guaranteeing markets would lead to failure.During Kuffour's administration,state institutions were made to buy maize and rice from state sources.This policy gave the assurance of ready market for locally produced maize and rice.This policy could be extended to cover other produce and products.
  Trump trumpets "America First!" but we are trembling at protecting our local producers. Honourable Minister, any response?

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• Joel 8 years ago

  Carlos stop the talk talk and fix the klagon to Ashaiman road asap you promised us when you came on your house to house campaign.

  Carlos stop the talk talk and fix the klagon to Ashaiman road asap you promised us when you came on your house to house campaign.

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• 20/20 8 years ago

  Concert, everyday talk talk.

  Concert, everyday talk talk.

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• Kutsii 8 years ago

  Distressed companies revival indeed ? Apuuu taaa. Why not use that stimulus package to start the 216 factories u promised Ghanaians? Build sardine factory at Kyebi and BENTOA factory in Accra.

  Distressed companies revival indeed ? Apuuu taaa. Why not use that stimulus package to start the 216 factories u promised Ghanaians? Build sardine factory at Kyebi and BENTOA factory in Accra.

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• Nina 8 years ago

  Ghana needs to have UTC back on the road to offer opportunities to those in the cities. We have a vacant building looking dilapidated when it shouldn't have been this way. Come to John Lewis in London and still looking great ...
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  Ghana needs to have UTC back on the road to offer opportunities to those in the cities. We have a vacant building looking dilapidated when it shouldn't have been this way. Come to John Lewis in London and still looking great with the workers stakeholders of the company.

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