Small scale rice dealers appeal to Spio Garbrah

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• Kwame jones 11 years ago

  What sense does this ban make??. The same government that is trying to encourage intra trading within west Africa, is now banning goods from crossing the boarder, yet opening doors to air and sea which are all likely coming f ...
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  What sense does this ban make??. The same government that is trying to encourage intra trading within west Africa, is now banning goods from crossing the boarder, yet opening doors to air and sea which are all likely coming from Europe and US. What in the world...

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• eugene 11 years ago

  i doubt the put in Delta or Lufthansa cargo holds...only military planes going for rescue operations are flying food products to floods or syria,iraq

  i doubt the put in Delta or Lufthansa cargo holds...only military planes going for rescue operations are flying food products to floods or syria,iraq

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• Gye Nyame 11 years ago

  I still did not get the essence of the ban on the inland imports. Is it because they invaded taxes or hoarded the rice to increase the price?
  What stops the air and water imports from doing the same then. May be I missed th ...
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  I still did not get the essence of the ban on the inland imports. Is it because they invaded taxes or hoarded the rice to increase the price?
  What stops the air and water imports from doing the same then. May be I missed the point.
  Lucky, rice is not staple in Ghana as it is in Liberia, where a government was brought to its knees due to rice shortage in Liberia, but I would say it could be a problem considering Christmas is round the corner. Most Ghanaians you know love their jollof rice with their chicken at Christmas. Well, lets hope they know what they are doing.

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• me 11 years ago

  yieeee... when will we grow up?

  yieeee... when will we grow up?

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• Ede bii Keke 11 years ago

  Yes your competitors have huge capital to import rice from USA or Europe. Gentlemen do not look far. Your competitor is President John Mahama. He has a rice wholeale shop in Techiman and so do not think they will open any bor ...
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  Yes your competitors have huge capital to import rice from USA or Europe. Gentlemen do not look far. Your competitor is President John Mahama. He has a rice wholeale shop in Techiman and so do not think they will open any borders soon.This shop supplies rice to all three northern regions. open your eyes

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• Kofi - USA 11 years ago

  YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT ABOUT THE PREZ IMPORTING RICE TO TECHIMAN TO BE SOLD. I KNOW THE WHOLESALER MYSELF AND HE WAS MY CLASSMATE. WHY CNAT THE PREZ BE HONEST WITH THE PEOPLE. HE MAKES RULES AND BREAKS THE RULES HIMSELF ...
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  YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT ABOUT THE PREZ IMPORTING RICE TO TECHIMAN TO BE SOLD. I KNOW THE WHOLESALER MYSELF AND HE WAS MY CLASSMATE. WHY CNAT THE PREZ BE HONEST WITH THE PEOPLE. HE MAKES RULES AND BREAKS THE RULES HIMSELF SO THAT HE CAN PROFIT FROM IT.

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• eugene 11 years ago

  a 1 pound bag of cheap brand is 69 cents( less than 1 dollar)..so you can figure 3 cedi per pound (500 grams)

  a 1 pound bag of cheap brand is 69 cents( less than 1 dollar)..so you can figure 3 cedi per pound (500 grams)

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• KCRH 11 years ago

  A 1st. CLASS HOTEL IN KUMASI
  WAITERS, WAITRESSES,HAIR DRESSERS, BARBERS,FEMALE ROOM ATTENDANTS, CLEANERS, SECURITYMEN, KITCHEN ASSISTANTS.
  020 430 7627
  032 202 6506

  A 1st. CLASS HOTEL IN KUMASI
  WAITERS, WAITRESSES,HAIR DRESSERS, BARBERS,FEMALE ROOM ATTENDANTS, CLEANERS, SECURITYMEN, KITCHEN ASSISTANTS.
  020 430 7627
  032 202 6506

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• ASEM 11 years ago

  HE LIVED IN THE US AND THE UK. HE SHOULD KNOW THAT TOO MUCH CONTROL WILL MAKE THINGS WORSE. BLACK MARKET AND PRODUCTION OF INFERIOR GOODS.

  HE LIVED IN THE US AND THE UK. HE SHOULD KNOW THAT TOO MUCH CONTROL WILL MAKE THINGS WORSE. BLACK MARKET AND PRODUCTION OF INFERIOR GOODS.

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• Shane Warne 10 years ago

  We should protect our small scale dealers.

  We should protect our small scale dealers.

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