Ghana bans export of rice, corn and soyabeans to address food shortage

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New order 1 year ago

Do you people have the machinery to effect the ban? You NPP folks import rice more than anybody in this country, and our liar vice President took 10,000 bags from non Npp person for salaka.

Do you people have the machinery to effect the ban? You NPP folks import rice more than anybody in this country, and our liar vice President took 10,000 bags from non Npp person for salaka.
MONSIUER 1 year ago

Please ban the importation chickens and eggs.

Please ban the importation chickens and eggs.
Aristotle 1 year ago

Ha ha ha, what a concert! These Nkwasiasem Party People are clueless, gormless, and shameless.

Ha ha ha, what a concert! These Nkwasiasem Party People are clueless, gormless, and shameless.
L 1 year ago

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Nana K K 1 year ago

This ban is long overdue, it should have come earlier than this.
But once the ban is in place now , good. But the challenge is how to enforce the ban is critical and I suggest all MMDCEs etc should be empowered to work toget ...
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This ban is long overdue, it should have come earlier than this.
But once the ban is in place now , good. But the challenge is how to enforce the ban is critical and I suggest all MMDCEs etc should be empowered to work together with the law enforcement agencies in the various districts especially where corn is grown to ensure no corn or grain leaves the districts through the approved and unapproved border routes. Burkina people are able to enter Ghana , move to maize growing zones and dictate the price and thus shoots the maize prices over the roof making it impossible for Ghanaians to afford. Because of the high prices the Burkinabes offer , our own Ghanaians move their corn across there to sell to them . That’s one of the major factors that is Accounting for the high maize prices off-late in the country especially in the Northern part of the Country.
I don’t think any Ghanaian can just walk to Burkina Faso and enter their villages and start buying maize, But Ghanaians have allowed them to enter our country to do that . We need to sit up as a country to let this ban work because if it works prices are likely to come down a bit because demand will not far outweigh supply.
Atiah!!! 1 year ago

Rubbish if you farm you won't write what you have written.

Rubbish if you farm you won't write what you have written.
Atiah!!! 1 year ago

The government should rather buy it at a good price from the farmers and distribute it effectively. They have placed huge taxes on farm equipments and imports and expect us to suddenly lose our investments.

The government should rather buy it at a good price from the farmers and distribute it effectively. They have placed huge taxes on farm equipments and imports and expect us to suddenly lose our investments.
ST GHFUO: GH LEADERS ARE NOT ENLIGHTENED 1 year ago

AS A COUNTRY IF YOU CANT FEED YOUR POPULATION N YOU RESIDE WHERE THERE IS ABUNDANT ARRABLE FERTILE LAND. YOU ALL DESRVE TO DIE. EVEN PPL IN ICELAND GROW FOOD

AS A COUNTRY IF YOU CANT FEED YOUR POPULATION N YOU RESIDE WHERE THERE IS ABUNDANT ARRABLE FERTILE LAND. YOU ALL DESRVE TO DIE. EVEN PPL IN ICELAND GROW FOOD
no more busia danquah 1 year ago

A failed government. Instead of finding ways to help fathers you sit there for things to become worse and you ban people from selling what they have toiled for to get foreign exchange into the country. A country called Ghana

A failed government. Instead of finding ways to help fathers you sit there for things to become worse and you ban people from selling what they have toiled for to get foreign exchange into the country. A country called Ghana
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Bawa 1 year ago

We said AfCFTA is a facade! The EU will never do that!

We said AfCFTA is a facade! The EU will never do that!
Atiah!!! 1 year ago

Now they will just help collapse the little farmers got. This export ban is stupid. So where do they intend to import the grain from? They want to improve lives of farmers in other countries and make farmers in Ghana poorer.

Now they will just help collapse the little farmers got. This export ban is stupid. So where do they intend to import the grain from? They want to improve lives of farmers in other countries and make farmers in Ghana poorer.
Obaayaa 1 year ago

What happened to mechanization with irrigation systems??
You are going to borrow and give farmers a paltry amount and think that will solve a perineal problem.
What about next year if the weather fails?
Do these ministe ...
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What happened to mechanization with irrigation systems??
You are going to borrow and give farmers a paltry amount and think that will solve a perineal problem.
What about next year if the weather fails?
Do these ministers even think ?
There is free sunlight for power to generate electricity for these issues.
Obaayaa 1 year ago

Ripple effect will be collapse of poultry and other industries. USAID gave $200million to the same ministry/minister to boost poultry industry because they were going to dump American pork in our country. Guess who got the mo ...
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Ripple effect will be collapse of poultry and other industries. USAID gave $200million to the same ministry/minister to boost poultry industry because they were going to dump American pork in our country. Guess who got the money. Friends and family
Obaayaa 1 year ago

Do they even consul all these scientists that we produce in this country. We are churning out engineers and Agricultural Engineers who can easily solve these issues permanently but we feel given money out short term is the so ...
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Do they even consul all these scientists that we produce in this country. We are churning out engineers and Agricultural Engineers who can easily solve these issues permanently but we feel given money out short term is the solution. We can produce more with less land and resources if we think.
Obaayaa 1 year ago

Do they even consult all these scientists that we produce in this country. We are churning out engineers and Agricultural Engineers who can easily solve these issues permanently but we feel given money out short term is the s ...
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Do they even consult all these scientists that we produce in this country. We are churning out engineers and Agricultural Engineers who can easily solve these issues permanently but we feel given money out short term is the solution. We can produce more with less land and resources if we think.
Batule 1 year ago

Farmers need irrigation systems in place. Make a channel from the red Volta River to the farm land. At times there's a high level of the Red Volta, causing spillage of the Akosombo Dam. May some grains are imported to export ...
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Farmers need irrigation systems in place. Make a channel from the red Volta River to the farm land. At times there's a high level of the Red Volta, causing spillage of the Akosombo Dam. May some grains are imported to export it.
L 1 year ago

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Ismael Ayuba 1 year ago

Since when did Ghana start exporting rice to the sub region?
The imported rice is even far cheaper than the locally produced rice so how is that possible?

Since when did Ghana start exporting rice to the sub region?
The imported rice is even far cheaper than the locally produced rice so how is that possible?
Kwami 1 year ago

Planting for food and jobs part 1 & 2. Another failed npp policy initiative to be blamed on drought in year 8. Wasted money gone into people's pockets?

Planting for food and jobs part 1 & 2. Another failed npp policy initiative to be blamed on drought in year 8. Wasted money gone into people's pockets?

Wise Up 1 year ago

Has Gha exported any of these before? And where's the planting for food and jobs?

Has Gha exported any of these before? And where's the planting for food and jobs?
Nii 1 year ago

If there are food shortages let's eat the cocoa we have been investing all our money into. We are told cocoa is everything to us as if other farm produce is nothing. We spend a lot in supporting cocoa farmers while neglecting ...
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If there are food shortages let's eat the cocoa we have been investing all our money into. We are told cocoa is everything to us as if other farm produce is nothing. We spend a lot in supporting cocoa farmers while neglecting farmers who actually feed us, including the cocoa farmer. Hope our leaders will see that the nation benefits more from food producers than cocoa farmers.

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