$22.6m World Bank support to boost Ghana's food security - Ato Forson

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• Joyfulness 15 hours ago

  I don't think it is needed.

  I don't think it is needed.

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• Mr Smith 9 hours ago

  Honestly honestly I am not too happy with this. The 6th largest producer of gold in the world and the finance minister is saying what?? That he thanks the world bank for such support? When will those monies be repayed, and at ...
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  Honestly honestly I am not too happy with this. The 6th largest producer of gold in the world and the finance minister is saying what?? That he thanks the world bank for such support? When will those monies be repayed, and at what interest rate? Our great grandchildren should be ready because it will seriously affect them.

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• Kojo Ayew 14 hours ago

  How about paying the cocoa farmers also and now

  How about paying the cocoa farmers also and now

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• Free Radical 13 hours ago

  Our we heard our imbecile president telling African countries president to stop taking aid and support from financial institutions and donor countries and the same president turned around grabbing institutions and donors mone ...
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  Our we heard our imbecile president telling African countries president to stop taking aid and support from financial institutions and donor countries and the same president turned around grabbing institutions and donors money.This is selfish and greedy from a president who preaches virtue and practice vice.

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• COD 7 hours ago

  Ghanaians need to borrow from Destructive World Bank to adequately feed ourselves?
  Minister Ato Forson is being deceptive here. And it is a big shame!
  We cannot manufacture our own cars, jets, aeroplanes, paper, pens, penci ...
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  Ghanaians need to borrow from Destructive World Bank to adequately feed ourselves?
  Minister Ato Forson is being deceptive here. And it is a big shame!
  We cannot manufacture our own cars, jets, aeroplanes, paper, pens, pencils, toiletries, cooking wares, televisions, trains, flasks, clothes, mobile phones, batteries, among our needs.
  And we cannot sufficiently feed ourselves? What are we capable of doing and producing on our own as a people?
  We exist only to steal with such sharp corrupt minds only?

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