High demand for Ghanaian honey in Turkey

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• The mask 11 years ago

  The Bank of Ghana (BOG) has no Eastern Regional headoffice. The BOG must ask for land from the King of Akyem (Okyehene) to construct this building. I don´t believe that the BOG has accurate data of the economic activity in t ...
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  The Bank of Ghana (BOG) has no Eastern Regional headoffice. The BOG must ask for land from the King of Akyem (Okyehene) to construct this building. I don´t believe that the BOG has accurate data of the economic activity in the at least 12 Akyem districts which make up more than half the population on the region. The GDP and GNI of these Akyem districts are very high. They stem from:
  
  Gold mining
  Diamond mining
  Cocoa
  Oil Palm (the largest in West Africa)
  Timber
  Software development
  etc
  
  The money supply and capital in the at least 12 Akyem districts are wholly inadequate. BOG must remove impediments to the setting up of rural banks in these districts and encourage ADB and GCB to open branches in these districts.
  
  The government must further ensure that wholly owned Ghanaian banks, including rural banks, get at least 80% of the banking revenue.

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• Not Fooled Ghana 11 years ago

  The only way Ghana will be able to meet the demand is for a conscious effort at encouraging and funding money farming. For example, unemployed graduates could be given loans, training and access to markets such as Turkey. It ...
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  The only way Ghana will be able to meet the demand is for a conscious effort at encouraging and funding money farming. For example, unemployed graduates could be given loans, training and access to markets such as Turkey. It will however not be easy. But if Ghana cannot met the demand, we can rest assured that the Turkish will soon look elsewhere for their honey.

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• Harriet 11 years ago

  Is it the same quality of honey being sold to us on the Ghanaian market? Some of them smelll like they contain melted sugar.

  Is it the same quality of honey being sold to us on the Ghanaian market? Some of them smelll like they contain melted sugar.

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• akaasah gladheart 11 years ago

  pls, am from the north of Ghana. we hav a lot of wild honey, how do i market this honey?

  pls, am from the north of Ghana. we hav a lot of wild honey, how do i market this honey?

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