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Do we just have morons as leaders or just plain selfish corrupt politicians?
The British had our chiefs sign "THE BOND OF 1844", which was SUPPOSED TO BE A TRADE AGREEMENT FOR 100 YEARS. THE TRADE TURNED TO BE ONE SIDED EX ...
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OH AGTICA!!
Africa have no more Patrotic Leaders anymore but greedy,selfish,thieves and coward leaders who the interest of their families and themselves only at heart.What a pity,the great African leaders are all dead and gone.Soo sad.
How people think. The purchasing power is now wholly with the producers and CEOs. Back in Europe many are those who have nothing today. Africans, they have left "niggas" with no money how then do the EU dreams Africans can co ...
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No need for such language here old boy. This is a site meant for peoples of Ghana, Africa - not Amerikkka.
Have some respect for your fellow brothers on here, and don't use vile language created by white people to keep pe ...
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HMMM
What stops ECOWAS from promoting infra-ECOWAS business transactions and climate change measures on their own terms for mutual benefits, for example, constructing a trans-ECOWAS railways that criss-cross the subregion, with Ch ...
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West African leaders must demand Europe remove subsidy for its framers or all agricultural produce including manufactured ones or they attract heavy duties in West Africa. That is to have a plain level field for African frame ...
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MASSA KOFI, what are you talking about? Do you believe the negotiating capacity of our African/ECOWAS leaders to ask the EU to remove its subsidy for its farmers? Don't even touch on the subsidy issue. Do you want to see angr ...
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Kofi, the focus must not be on Europe; rather, it must be on what a more unified ECOWAS need to do to stand up to a more unified Europe. Ghana or Nigeria can't compete against a more unified Europe by themselves. This is why ...
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please, you have only told us what the European union stand to gain by exporting their produce to ecowas states implicitly, please, tell us what ecowas also stand to gain then we as a nation can then make informed decision, w ...
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great article. It would have been interesting to evaluate the pre-existing relationship of France and her African territories and examined the various contracts Ghana is now signing with France and the whipping countries in l ...
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It is very disheartening that at this time of our struggles, our so called leaders are doing everything possible to add more suffering to those we already got to deal with. If it is true that our president has actually sold u ...
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Yes! They killed the only visionary leader we had who stood tall and firm like the rock of Gibraltar to defend the continent against imperialism and neo-colonialism. Oh yes we had 'Judases' in our midst who colaborated with t ...
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I am inclined to believe that France is solidly behind this nonsense. They, having most of the countries at their side in terms of colonizations, as reagrds this Ecowas block, and have been looking for every possible means t ...
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Am I seeing a miracle or what? This same Dr Bokor has been defending the total incompetence of this Government of Ghana. Now he can see the folly everywhere. The government cannot even see where they can seperate themselves f ...
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Yes , Ogo you are perfectly right. This is the same Dr Borkor who has been championing the negative courses of the NDC all this while. I believed he has seen what some of us have being saying about this useless NDC Administra ...
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African leaders are selfish, they dont care about their own people, these EU guys have given them money in foreign offshore accounts such that even if they loose next general elections in their various countries, they already ...
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EPAs are inconsistent with Africa.
1. Inconsistent with intra-African trade.
2. Inconsistent with development of Africa
3. Inconsistent with local content policy and commodity-based industrialisation of Africa.
4. Incon ...
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Bokor has been one the leading cheerleaders of the Mahama NDC regime since its inception. He seldom sees faults with its policies, stridently attacks critics of the regime, and praises Mahama to the sky at every opportunity. ...
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Personally I have no problem with duty free entry of goods into any country. Trade is vital to prosperity. It is the strategic position of Hong Kong and Singapore which made them powerhouses long before China and other develo ...
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This is the only sensible article from this writer. I agree with you that the Europeans do not want us to develope on our own. They only want us to buy their goods to keep their economy running. This is what our sleeping Lead ...
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"Chinese President Xi Jinping will use two pandas to break the ice and soften European opposition to a free-trade deal with China during a visit to Belgium which starts on Sunday. "Reuters news
No need to shout yourself hoarse brothers when we knowingly encourage bribery in our daily lives as a norm. Africa is doomed. Repent is the word.
God bless u, Dr Bokor. One can just hope that Africans do not - never - forget this impending betrayal by people masquerading as leaders, but who could care less about the ramifications of such an insidious 'treaty' as the EP ...
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NO EPA!
I do not agree with you that we are doomed already.
Ghana is a Sovereign State or Nation,right !
Therefore,ECOWAS decisions is not obligatory on any of the member States,if you like.
So,being a member of ECOWAS does not in ...
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the number of comments attests to the fact that africans r very interested in this issue compared to homosexuality.
"Chinese President Xi Jinping will use two pandas to break the ice and soften European opposition to a free-trade deal with China during a visit to Belgium which starts on Sunday. "Reuters=
EPA is just to transform African countries into a consumer nations. No more industry. We will even import sachet drinking water and our Ghanaians fufu to feed our population.
For your reading, Europe refused to sign it with ...
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What is going on?. Why do we ignore doing business with our brothers in Africa, and run to do business with former oppressors (who still have largely, very negative views about Africa and Africans)?
I knew before reading t ...
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