Why Ghanaian brands must go green or get left behind

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• Your Pretty Face in not "Green" 6 months ago

  Green is natural and you're championing natural environment with artificial facial? Why can't Ghanaian women come natural? Funny enough the women are more beautiful in the natural face. A pimple or wrinkle here or there is no ...
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  Green is natural and you're championing natural environment with artificial facial? Why can't Ghanaian women come natural? Funny enough the women are more beautiful in the natural face. A pimple or wrinkle here or there is not a big deal! Someone tell her to tone down on painting the face! She's naturally pretty though

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• accranie 6 months ago

  I'll Focus On Where It Matters The Most i.e Politics/Governance Arena. The OutGone President Said There Was No Future In A Gh As An Exporter of Raw Materials& The Urgent Need Is To Add Value/Industralize To Make Gh Existence ...
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  I'll Focus On Where It Matters The Most i.e Politics/Governance Arena. The OutGone President Said There Was No Future In A Gh As An Exporter of Raw Materials& The Urgent Need Is To Add Value/Industralize To Make Gh Existence Sustainable. But The Question Is That Is The Value Addition Thing Been Done?

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• Kwame 6 months ago

  This Green brand has become a slogan, rather than a deed.
  The capitalist economy is based only on making profit, it never envisage protecting the environment, people's wellbeing, prevent conflicts and wars.
  Green economy ...
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  This Green brand has become a slogan, rather than a deed.
  The capitalist economy is based only on making profit, it never envisage protecting the environment, people's wellbeing, prevent conflicts and wars.
  Green economy is about the environment, flora and fauna and not about paint and decoration.
  The one who wrote this article must go back, make research, then write something better.

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