Ghana risks losing $100 million annually from unprocessed rubber exports

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• Koki 3 months ago

  So true!
  It's amazing our governments do not seei this or they are?
  
  IThe rubber industry could really be another game changer if indeed we add value before exporting.

  So true!
  It's amazing our governments do not seei this or they are?
  
  IThe rubber industry could really be another game changer if indeed we add value before exporting.

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• Sakasaka 3 months ago

  This is not the first time this news is coming out and yet there seems to be no intervention.Sometimes I wonder if we have leaders in the country. No one seems to care meanwhile our president is out there looking for investor ...
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  This is not the first time this news is coming out and yet there seems to be no intervention.Sometimes I wonder if we have leaders in the country. No one seems to care meanwhile our president is out there looking for investors but if the country can’t protect the little industry that we have who will take the risk to come and invest here. We are just indiscipline.

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• Streatham 3 months ago

  Why does everyone every association want government to open factory do this do that if they know so much about their own industry why don't they find investors or their association could also invest. You just make a small sta ...
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  Why does everyone every association want government to open factory do this do that if they know so much about their own industry why don't they find investors or their association could also invest. You just make a small start which will grow in time. Governments are there to provide right conditions for business not to start or run them. Look for the money people and sell it to them.

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• Mame Ama 3 months ago

  1000% correct...The local Ghanaians think government must do everything for them. The producers or the chiefs must find invetors to build factories and create employment

  1000% correct...The local Ghanaians think government must do everything for them. The producers or the chiefs must find invetors to build factories and create employment

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• Damat 3 months ago

  See who is complaining Mr Owusu. The person hiding behind the scenes enjoying at the expense of the rubber farmers.

  See who is complaining Mr Owusu. The person hiding behind the scenes enjoying at the expense of the rubber farmers.

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• Hmmmn 3 months ago

  How is that a loss. The story rather is about how much Ghana stands to gain if the crude rubber is semi processed or processed in Ghana. But remember that processing plants must have capacity to process to different client sp ...
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  How is that a loss. The story rather is about how much Ghana stands to gain if the crude rubber is semi processed or processed in Ghana. But remember that processing plants must have capacity to process to different client specification and standards, whilst crude rubber is more commonly in demand

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