SADA Zone is new frontier for investment – Board chair

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• Jenny 10 years ago

  Investors know their stuff

  Investors know their stuff

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• Kweku Boateng Jnr. 10 years ago

  As at today farmers can't have combined harvesters to harvest rice etc. The tractors in town are of inferior quality. How can SADA help farmers finance wise? Cotton production can turn around the economy within a few years, ...
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  As at today farmers can't have combined harvesters to harvest rice etc. The tractors in town are of inferior quality. How can SADA help farmers finance wise? Cotton production can turn around the economy within a few years, support farmers practically.
  Stop talking.
  Action speaks louder than words.
  Do something about the abandon hydro form machines getting rotting at the SADA HQ. Get the DAs to use them to construct schools, clinics, pavements, roads, warehouses, pave lorry stations etc Look East, Rwanda, Kenya and Uganda.
  Advertise all your consultancies on Ghanaweb, Modernghana, graphic, DG and on FM radios in the SADA zone.
  Publish all the consultancy reports for the last two years. God bless you Sulley.

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• pk 10 years ago

  SADA zone is a relatively virgin area for development. Plans should include comprehensive transportation networks: good multilane roads and rail transport especially linking Buipe, Tamale,Bolgatanga, Wa and back to Buipe to c ...
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  SADA zone is a relatively virgin area for development. Plans should include comprehensive transportation networks: good multilane roads and rail transport especially linking Buipe, Tamale,Bolgatanga, Wa and back to Buipe to complete the circuit of what can be termed the 'Northern Rail Quadrangle'. Develop tourist attractions.
  With the development of Tamale airport to international level, there should be an intensive drive to develop agricultural and horticultural
  products for domestic consumption and export.
  I expect that the SADA administrators are already in serious dialogue with agric and horticultural services and irrigation development dept to devise ways of ensuring all year round cultivation of food and flowers. More extension officers should be on the field to educate and support families. Private investors should think of setting up cold storage and packaging facilities and services which would required for the farm products.

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• ato 10 years ago

  There is something wrong with the black man ,in the abundance of water only the fool thirst

  There is something wrong with the black man ,in the abundance of water only the fool thirst

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• Dan 10 years ago

  Is it the same Sulley Adams of ADB who has been sacked or a different Sulley Adams.

  Is it the same Sulley Adams of ADB who has been sacked or a different Sulley Adams.

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• Charles Abugre, CEO, SADA 10 years ago

  On the 13th of January at 2pm, SADA will be launching a first set of its information packs on agriculture. these will be (1) crop compatibility atlas for 24 crops based on both rainfed and irrigated conditions (2) agric infra ...
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  On the 13th of January at 2pm, SADA will be launching a first set of its information packs on agriculture. these will be (1) crop compatibility atlas for 24 crops based on both rainfed and irrigated conditions (2) agric infrastructure opportunities (mainly irrigation and hydropower. the Venue will be the SADA office conference hall in Accra, opposite the United States Embassy. Come, see and contribute.

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