FLASHBACK: 5 Ghanaian factories that could have transformed the economy

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ORIGINAL PEACEMAKER 1 year ago

NO VISAS FOR NDC CRONIES AND FAMILY MEMBERS TO TRAVEL ABROAD UNTIL WE SEE PEACEFUL ELECTIONS.

NO VISAS FOR NDC CRONIES AND FAMILY MEMBERS TO TRAVEL ABROAD UNTIL WE SEE PEACEFUL ELECTIONS.
Makamaka 1 year ago

Do Ghanaians think some people deliberately closed the factories about the tomato factory I read about it’s fate on a 60’s American news paper it fell with Nkrumah’s era economic crisis that was blamed on low cocoa pric ...
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Do Ghanaians think some people deliberately closed the factories about the tomato factory I read about it’s fate on a 60’s American news paper it fell with Nkrumah’s era economic crisis that was blamed on low cocoa prices which they said affected everything maybe those factories could work now but certainly not back then just look at the list of those who tried to work with them without a good economic environment and demand factories will likely collapse and it’s not just ghana
Kobby 1 year ago

Any serious government will revive these collapsed factories instead of opening another one but the Ghanaian voters are always deceived of giving them employment, asem oo, let's wake up!!!

Any serious government will revive these collapsed factories instead of opening another one but the Ghanaian voters are always deceived of giving them employment, asem oo, let's wake up!!!
KB 1 year ago

It is not only in Ghana that this happens. It is a true fact that GOVT MUST NOT DO SUCH BUSINESSES. Factories work far far better in private hands everywhere. Govt business is nobody's so curruption will finish it.

It is not only in Ghana that this happens. It is a true fact that GOVT MUST NOT DO SUCH BUSINESSES. Factories work far far better in private hands everywhere. Govt business is nobody's so curruption will finish it.
Accranie 1 year ago

KB and Co. this issue of how West Africans go about organizing their mode of production have seen some highs but unfortunately many lows, the decision to settle for independence from ones mother country comes with a lot of re ...
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KB and Co. this issue of how West Africans go about organizing their mode of production have seen some highs but unfortunately many lows, the decision to settle for independence from ones mother country comes with a lot of responsibility chief among them is how to be self reliance in all the bases of ones life. The good thing is that the foremost president tried but did see success due to vessel he chose in operating these mode of production, if you find the time compose a Report on why the State led approach adopted in running failed and what you think can be done It will help a lot going forward to educate our failed elder brothers and uncles whose life was wretched because of the repercussions of the failure of this operating concerns which could have provided them with a decent job, a necessity for living a dignified life
Des 1 year ago

Pndc came to kill Boakye mattress, saw ta ta brewery, Apia Minka factory killed ghana airways, and many well to do enterprises were destroyed, all these killed ghana's growths

Pndc came to kill Boakye mattress, saw ta ta brewery, Apia Minka factory killed ghana airways, and many well to do enterprises were destroyed, all these killed ghana's growths

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FLASHBACK: 5 Ghanaian factories that could have transformed the economy

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