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• TKD 12 years ago

  When news items like this that gladdens the heart appears you don't read anything from those nation wreckers who are about nothing but to loot.
  Messrs Gov't; go ahead and continue with the mandate given you to rule Ghana as ...
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  When news items like this that gladdens the heart appears you don't read anything from those nation wreckers who are about nothing but to loot.
  Messrs Gov't; go ahead and continue with the mandate given you to rule Ghana as long as the constitution allows it.

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• BUSINESS DEVELOPER 12 years ago

  Haruna should blame his own Pndc/ndc for the economic mess and importation of goods in ghana today.Our first president Kwame Nkrumah made sure that we produce our consumables locally hence the establishment of GIHOC and many ...
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  Haruna should blame his own Pndc/ndc for the economic mess and importation of goods in ghana today.Our first president Kwame Nkrumah made sure that we produce our consumables locally hence the establishment of GIHOC and many state own enterprises where we produce from medicine to many goods that we use in ghana ,but Pndc/ndc sold these companies to their cronies without proper procedure.

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• GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 12 years ago

  Mr. Haruna Idrissu, has said government may, in the future, consider taking measures to discourage the importation of flour into the country in order to reinforce local production.
  
  AH, COMMON FLOUR TOO MUST BE IMPORTED?

  Mr. Haruna Idrissu, has said government may, in the future, consider taking measures to discourage the importation of flour into the country in order to reinforce local production.
  
  AH, COMMON FLOUR TOO MUST BE IMPORTED?

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• JAMES Y 12 years ago

  Stop the importation of flour now, and not later, and let Ghanaians make do with what is locally produced. But, of course, ensure local supply is continuous and sufficient.

  Stop the importation of flour now, and not later, and let Ghanaians make do with what is locally produced. But, of course, ensure local supply is continuous and sufficient.

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• Kwadjo, London 12 years ago

  Lets trade our way into prosperity. Protectionist policies is a thing of the past and will not help us. Let's support our companies to compete on global markets. EG Kasepreko, Liver Brothers etc.

  Lets trade our way into prosperity. Protectionist policies is a thing of the past and will not help us. Let's support our companies to compete on global markets. EG Kasepreko, Liver Brothers etc.

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