Ghanaians Abroad: Eight Business Ideas to Start in Ghana

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HARDER@-'89 10 years ago

great ideas chief, keep it up man...

great ideas chief, keep it up man...
Prof Lungu 10 years ago

Refreshing!

Practical advice for business start-up, in Ghana. All super low-cost to start!

But, do not forget, you have to plan every major step! Start by reading, watching videos about the business - the processes, in ...
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Refreshing!

Practical advice for business start-up, in Ghana. All super low-cost to start!

But, do not forget, you have to plan every major step! Start by reading, watching videos about the business - the processes, in particular.

There may be externalities associated with the business. You do not want to make Ghana worse. For instance, what will you do with the soapy water from the laundry service that is harmful to the environment, if not properly disposed?

But tutoring has little of that negative thing.

You may want to start by registering the company, before you leave your "quagmire of despondency abroad," the "Burger" addiction, so to speak.

Good food for thought!

Our thanks to Mr. Stephen Atta Owusu!
Tikumah, PA 10 years ago

Great ideas Stephen, Thanks

Great ideas Stephen, Thanks
Omanhene (U$A) 10 years ago

Business models are patterned on some key “demand & supply conditions”, but also on national, community or local needs as the author has identified some of them in Ghana. Other factors may be location, start-up capital, ...
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Business models are patterned on some key “demand & supply conditions”, but also on national, community or local needs as the author has identified some of them in Ghana. Other factors may be location, start-up capital, marketability (will the service or product be needed), advertising, packaging, pricing, competition and above all "customer service—during and after sale or service."

Well, the one I’m going to suggest may not be all that attractive business, but as we all know Ghanaians are well known for FUNERALS and they spend tons on the dead, instead of the living, everyday. Therefore, anything dealing with funerals in most parts of Ghana such as; funeral homes, burial vehicles (hearse), funeral clothes, drinking spots (bars—for funerals and sports), etc., could be good money making outlet.

Next idea is "student hostels" for the ever growing tertiary institutions in Ghana. Build them where the schools are, fit them with computers, stores for educational materials and some grocery items, mini restaurant, a Gymnasium, and anything that students would need to help them live and study comfortably.

Lastly, I will suggest properly located “guest houses” with swimming pools, Internet facilities, etc., and “night sports” such as discotheques (discos) to take care of the booming younger generation and middle-age folks.

As I indicated in my subject field, some businesses can be profitable, although may not seem attractive to get into—like funeral homes, which I will not get into myself, but others are doing it anyway!! Good Luck, though.
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Military Man 10 years ago

...that will definitely start from the seaports where you have to go to claim your stuff from.

Every Tom, Dick and Harry who is in any relevant post or position will do everything in his/her power to 'extract' something f ...
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...that will definitely start from the seaports where you have to go to claim your stuff from.

Every Tom, Dick and Harry who is in any relevant post or position will do everything in his/her power to 'extract' something from you or the delay tactic will be unleashed in its fullest bloom.

The frustrations just don't end at the ports. Once you are able to get your stuff from the ports, you will have to deal with the cops on the highways and roads to your destination. Every single police check point smells a 'payday' once they see all stuff/equipment coming from the ports.
Believe me...been there.... done that.

I was so frustrated the last time I tried to get a business set up in Ghana that if I had a gun, I would have shot somebody which would have landed me in a heap of trouble. I thanked God that I did not have a gun in my possession and swore never to go through that again.

This is a good article... no two ways about that.
But until some kinda laws and regulations are put in place by the government to make things a little bit easier and less frustrating for setting up businesses like laundry and car rental, I for one, will pass.

It's not for those of us who get frustrated easily.

Officials in Ghana live off frustrating people from overseas who want to do something good in our homeland.

Anybody who doubts what I'm saying can find out by himself/herself the hard way.
Kwaku 10 years ago

@ Military Man You're absolutely right. Furthermore, obtaining licenses to establish and manage the biz has its own frustrations as well. That's why I strongly recommend money market investments with reputable banks, not Nige ...
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@ Military Man You're absolutely right. Furthermore, obtaining licenses to establish and manage the biz has its own frustrations as well. That's why I strongly recommend money market investments with reputable banks, not Nigerian anyway, lol. Interest rates are quite attractive.
ABU 10 years ago

It is the gospel truth,they are the major hinderances you spelt out.And the dishonesty of our own back home.

It is the gospel truth,they are the major hinderances you spelt out.And the dishonesty of our own back home.
anokwale 10 years ago

The opportunity is there and the ideas are great but the issue is that everyone from the ports to the landlords will try to cheat you. Moreover, we cannot forget about the people you will have to employ who will create an ev ...
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The opportunity is there and the ideas are great but the issue is that everyone from the ports to the landlords will try to cheat you. Moreover, we cannot forget about the people you will have to employ who will create an eventual problem along the way. Inability to have trustworthy staff leads to a limitation on how far you can rise.
On the customer side, the problem in Ghana is that the customer wants your goods or services but is not willing to pay what is necessary so in the beginning you might end up operating at a loss because you are selling or providing services just to keep yourself active and out there.
In sum, you do need HUGE sums of start up money as a cushion for what could be about two years of really slow business.
Kwaku 10 years ago

Great ideas but it's crucial that you live in Ghana to manage your biz else you'll end up losing your investment. I'll suggest investing in the money market with reputable banks (stocks, CDs etc) to yield high dividends/ inte ...
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Great ideas but it's crucial that you live in Ghana to manage your biz else you'll end up losing your investment. I'll suggest investing in the money market with reputable banks (stocks, CDs etc) to yield high dividends/ interests.
KOKOLIKOKO 10 years ago

Kwaku, thanks for your suggestion! Would you have any specific banks or financial institutions in mind that you can recommend?

Kwaku, thanks for your suggestion! Would you have any specific banks or financial institutions in mind that you can recommend?

Kwaku 10 years ago

I'll recommend Barclays Bank where I just invest in CDs. Find out about GCB, Standard Chartered Bank as well and compare their rates.Reinvest your interest at the end of every cycle and watch your money grow without all the r ...
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I'll recommend Barclays Bank where I just invest in CDs. Find out about GCB, Standard Chartered Bank as well and compare their rates.Reinvest your interest at the end of every cycle and watch your money grow without all the risks and hassle of managing a biz in Ghana.
KOKOLIKOKO 10 years ago

I'm now back to the forum.

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll make good use of it!

I'm now back to the forum.

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll make good use of it!
Joinmah 10 years ago

Sir/Madam, thank you so much for thinking of us abroad.Its a very nice thoughts, know that our training here abroad is quiet diffenrent form out is going on in Ghana. Will our people listen and help us with all these nice tho ...
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Sir/Madam, thank you so much for thinking of us abroad.Its a very nice thoughts, know that our training here abroad is quiet diffenrent form out is going on in Ghana. Will our people listen and help us with all these nice thoughts???Point 3 needs education and not only a healthy area one must learn 1st aid,there must be a nurse to help some kids have verious diseases which just a lay man is not enough.Hair dresser must learn to know the Chemicals they are dealing with, NOT JUST IN GHANA WE DO THINGS TOO BY HEART.They will never help wit any good Heart than to steal and cheat-look at at what is going on with our BORLA GOODS, of which some are not even BORLA her(abroad)just that the season is over and new styles are on the way for the coming year.Please tell our people in Ghana to be serious in life and stop cheating and steal for Better Ghana with aboundant of JOBS
Tekonline.org 10 years ago

THREE (b): An agency of caregivers for the elderly, bedridden, etc. Either live-in or live-out.

Typically maids or relatives play this all-important role, but what is really needed are professional agencies that can provi ...
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THREE (b): An agency of caregivers for the elderly, bedridden, etc. Either live-in or live-out.

Typically maids or relatives play this all-important role, but what is really needed are professional agencies that can provide fairly educated individuals with sufficient knowledge about health matters.

Too often, maids mishandle medication and fail to spot subtle warning signs about developing illnesses.

One can have a tumor the size of a watermelon growing on the forehead yet these maids would tell you "she is very fine" (which in Ghana probably means "she is not dead").
francis kwarteng 10 years ago

Ei Tekonline.org,

This your "watermelon forehead" looks big in your comments!

Hahahahahaha...!

Ei Tekonline.org,

This your "watermelon forehead" looks big in your comments!

Hahahahahaha...!
Tekonline.org 10 years ago

Very true, Francis. You have to be really dead to get their attention. So long as your eyes are open and you are still breathing, you are "very fine".

Very true, Francis. You have to be really dead to get their attention. So long as your eyes are open and you are still breathing, you are "very fine".
francis kwarteng 10 years ago

Very funny but still rings true!

Very funny but still rings true!
INXS 10 years ago

That's a good suggestion, tekonline. And welcome back to the site. You've been missing for far too long. Is it because there have been no articles about tech and science issues? If so, I can understand you. The only thing peo ...
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That's a good suggestion, tekonline. And welcome back to the site. You've been missing for far too long. Is it because there have been no articles about tech and science issues? If so, I can understand you. The only thing people seem to be concerned with here is politics, politics, politics, etc. But our country can't live on politics alone.

I was drawn to your comment because you always have something sensible to write here but I thought your contribution would be on a tekline - suggestion four about the IT industry.

Btw,I took the opportunity to visit your old site and what a pleasant surprise! Kudos. The site is brilliant. Keep up the good work.
STEMICs 10 years ago

Regarded CRID - Thanks

Regarded CRID - Thanks
anokwale 10 years ago

Funny but also scary because it reminds me of a family situation that was exactly like that.

Funny but also scary because it reminds me of a family situation that was exactly like that.

Tekonline.org 10 years ago

or a homegrown version.

The Kumon system is still growing in popularity the world over. Perhaps, a Ghanaian version can be created.

About the Kumon System, culled from Kumon.com:

"Kumon: The World’s Largest After-S ...
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or a homegrown version.

The Kumon system is still growing in popularity the world over. Perhaps, a Ghanaian version can be created.

About the Kumon System, culled from Kumon.com:

"Kumon: The World’s Largest After-School Learning Program

Math & Reading for Preschool through 12th Grade Students
Kumon began with a parent’s love. Determined to help his eight-year-old son, a math teacher named Toru Kumon developed the materials and guiding principles of the Kumon Method.

Today, in 48 countries and regions on six continents, Kumon is helping millions of children succeed in the classroom and in life. It can help your child, too.

The Kumon Method empowers children to become self-learners, and helps them achieve more than they ever thought they could. Each time our students tackle and overcome a new challenge, their confidence grows.

Kumon puts them on the path to becoming the confident, independent, self-reliant people all parents hope their children can be".
Ajit Babu 10 years ago

Oh you forgot to add strip clubs where naked women will offer lap dances to pot bellied Ghanaian men.

Oh you forgot to add strip clubs where naked women will offer lap dances to pot bellied Ghanaian men.
ghanaman 10 years ago

What a pleasant treat from trusted Ghanaweb contributor Stephen Atta Owusu! The advice is salient, crisp and useful. Hopefully, the discussion in the comments section will lead to refinements and eventual adoption and impleme ...
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What a pleasant treat from trusted Ghanaweb contributor Stephen Atta Owusu! The advice is salient, crisp and useful. Hopefully, the discussion in the comments section will lead to refinements and eventual adoption and implementation by some members of Ghanaweb Community with entrepreneurial talent. Let the discussion go on!
Saint Ghfuo: Nyantakyi must go! 10 years ago

Modern Street naming and house numbering. Horizontal and vertical streets. I have tons of other ideas but I don't want to reveal them..

Modern Street naming and house numbering. Horizontal and vertical streets. I have tons of other ideas but I don't want to reveal them..
Francis Akoetey 10 years ago

Thanks for your inputs, sir. I think you are spot on and the ideas are very practical as well.We need more people to help with practical ideas such as these than those who always focus on the negatives of the land.

Thanks for your inputs, sir. I think you are spot on and the ideas are very practical as well.We need more people to help with practical ideas such as these than those who always focus on the negatives of the land.
Stephen-Pipes Afrifa 10 years ago

Good business ideas been put forward. I will dive into these businesses in the appropriate time.

Thanks to the writer for putting these forward, however, solar energy is quite expensive but when done the benefits are are ...
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Good business ideas been put forward. I will dive into these businesses in the appropriate time.

Thanks to the writer for putting these forward, however, solar energy is quite expensive but when done the benefits are are enough to worry not about the cost involved.
Billy 10 years ago

There are so many frustrations that come with returning home. Living abroad shaped my consciousness, but coming home it has become a challenge!

There are so many frustrations that come with returning home. Living abroad shaped my consciousness, but coming home it has become a challenge!
Bethy 10 years ago

Good idea

Good idea
ALEX KOFI ADU 10 years ago

Brother, your article is worth a second thought. It's very encouraging and well written. I totally agree with you , but there're other avenues to explore also in detail.

Keep the good work, and ideas on this social media f ...
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Brother, your article is worth a second thought. It's very encouraging and well written. I totally agree with you , but there're other avenues to explore also in detail.

Keep the good work, and ideas on this social media for your brethren. Congrats, and still be blessed.
JONAS TIEKU(FISH FARMER) 10 years ago

Very informative article. I would like to add to the list, fish farming which is a very lucrative business.

Very informative article. I would like to add to the list, fish farming which is a very lucrative business.

OTUO ACHEAMPONG 10 years ago

MY ADVISE TO YOU, GHANAIANS ABROAD IS THAT IF YOU WANT YOUR BUSINESS TO SUCCEED, NEVER INVOLVE YOUR RELATIVES.

MY ADVISE TO YOU, GHANAIANS ABROAD IS THAT IF YOU WANT YOUR BUSINESS TO SUCCEED, NEVER INVOLVE YOUR RELATIVES.
KOKOLIKOKO 10 years ago

Otuo Acheampong, me 'gree with you in toto!

Relatives, relatives, relatives, they are the first in line to pull you down!!!

Otuo Acheampong, me 'gree with you in toto!

Relatives, relatives, relatives, they are the first in line to pull you down!!!
Mensah 10 years ago

Acheampong you made my day by mentioning relatives as a factor of failure in business at home. I had chair and canopy hiring business and entrusted it in the hands of unemployed nice. I asked her to divide the money into two ...
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Acheampong you made my day by mentioning relatives as a factor of failure in business at home. I had chair and canopy hiring business and entrusted it in the hands of unemployed nice. I asked her to divide the money into two parts and use one part for her upkeep and keep the rest in my bank accounts so that we can expand the business. I am now reporting that after two years the only thing I hear is a lot of insult as a wicked uncle. I gave her one of the keys to one of my rooms for her to keep the items. There is a bed in the room and she used the room as a motel where people bring their girl friends and she sleeps with men there. If you want to make interest on you money, keep it in your bank accounts and be sure the value of the dollar is rise more than the profit you will make running business in Ghana.
anokwale 10 years ago

The problem is that relatives mean well but ultimately feel entitled and want to control operations. Painful but true.

The problem is that relatives mean well but ultimately feel entitled and want to control operations. Painful but true.
Nana Kwame 10 years ago

Mr. Stephen Atta Owusu

I read your article about "Ghanaians Abroad: Eight business ideas to start" and it's quite so simple but very perfect in my eyes. It's a very motivating article and keep up your work.

A ...
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Mr. Stephen Atta Owusu

I read your article about "Ghanaians Abroad: Eight business ideas to start" and it's quite so simple but very perfect in my eyes. It's a very motivating article and keep up your work.

A proud Ghanaian in belgium
ABU 10 years ago

You forgot including the building industry and the trades that come with.

You forgot including the building industry and the trades that come with.
BOY KOFI 10 years ago

Ghanaians have been one way business minded,we all follow the same trend.Nobody wants to risk or explore different venture unless he is sure of making easy money.He looks at Mr or Madam,a,y,z, who is making money in buy and s ...
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Ghanaians have been one way business minded,we all follow the same trend.Nobody wants to risk or explore different venture unless he is sure of making easy money.He looks at Mr or Madam,a,y,z, who is making money in buy and sell,real estate,cars and transport or store business.Therefore,I will also do the same thing unless everywhere is saturated.It is refreshing to explore new avenues.Thank you.
Stoph 10 years ago

Great ideas but the frustrations in Ghana just make most of us say JUST FORGET IT.

Great ideas but the frustrations in Ghana just make most of us say JUST FORGET IT.
Oti Akenteng 10 years ago

Well done Stephen!I will use this your ideas to establish business in Ghana one day.Keep it up Stephen.

Well done Stephen!I will use this your ideas to establish business in Ghana one day.Keep it up Stephen.
STEMICs 10 years ago

Attack Owusu U be mine twin brother

Attack Owusu U be mine twin brother
MAX 10 years ago

If we have 10 people with such ideas in Ghana, it will be better for us. For now, all we know is politics and we do not think of anything productive.

If we have 10 people with such ideas in Ghana, it will be better for us. For now, all we know is politics and we do not think of anything productive.
Seth, USA 10 years ago

My Bruder you left out consultancy firms. Aburokyire professors can go back home and establish themselves with consulting business. Any advice from you?

My Bruder you left out consultancy firms. Aburokyire professors can go back home and establish themselves with consulting business. Any advice from you?
Nana Ade 10 years ago

Well done, but I think one should take his /her time. You know what you are talking about. We are going to try one very soon . Thanks

Well done, but I think one should take his /her time. You know what you are talking about. We are going to try one very soon . Thanks
Sololapinto 10 years ago

You're brainy so please go home an help your motherland.

You're brainy so please go home an help your motherland.
KTZ 10 years ago

Well said. But some of our problems in returning to Ghana are - armed robbery, health problems, electricity and clean water. You get robbed and sometimes killed after you've acquired all that money from your business. Also, w ...
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Well said. But some of our problems in returning to Ghana are - armed robbery, health problems, electricity and clean water. You get robbed and sometimes killed after you've acquired all that money from your business. Also, when you get sick, you may even die from a treatable disease in Ghana.
truthbetold 10 years ago

Initially thought you were an expatriate. I read on and though oo, Ghanaian and continued till I read you on point 5.
You must be kidding me!!
Computer repairs go on all over the country.Pay a visit to the Tip-Toe lane aro ...
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Initially thought you were an expatriate. I read on and though oo, Ghanaian and continued till I read you on point 5.
You must be kidding me!!
Computer repairs go on all over the country.Pay a visit to the Tip-Toe lane around circle or circle proper and you'll find repair shops for all kinds of gadgets.
You make it sound as if we are soo dumb and have no freaking idea how to fix stuff.
Come again my brother though I still doubt if you are Ghanaian.
Yeboah 10 years ago

We see all these opportunities but the frustrations they will put you through.The kings-of-this-land are the only ones exempted.There are business opportunities,no doubt about that.But the system will frustrate you. There are ...
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We see all these opportunities but the frustrations they will put you through.The kings-of-this-land are the only ones exempted.There are business opportunities,no doubt about that.But the system will frustrate you. There are no good market for this locally. Please leave in you safe heaven and forget Ghana and business start ups.If you have more cash to pay brides then you may have a way.
robby 10 years ago

plz,stay away from all these enticing businesses before you loss all you have.let those down do their own shit.

plz,stay away from all these enticing businesses before you loss all you have.let those down do their own shit.
Ellis 10 years ago

Hmmmmm Thanks mr. Steve for attempting to give some light to us. But I also share the same consents with my brothers. Doing business in Ghana is really not smooth. It takes greater amount of patience and every resources you c ...
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Hmmmmm Thanks mr. Steve for attempting to give some light to us. But I also share the same consents with my brothers. Doing business in Ghana is really not smooth. It takes greater amount of patience and every resources you can think of.
ONYAME NIPA(Man Of God)USA 10 years ago

ONYAME NIPA SPEAKING

ONYAME NIPA SPEAKING
Abena Serwaa 10 years ago

Nice article

Nice article
Joanna (daughter) 10 years ago

Good ideas. Some im sure already exist but more are definately needed. Reading some of the comments below people fear the ghana right now due to armed robbery, killing, politics and so on. So infact it takes courage and risks ...
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Good ideas. Some im sure already exist but more are definately needed. Reading some of the comments below people fear the ghana right now due to armed robbery, killing, politics and so on. So infact it takes courage and risks to do such now, but we pray for a better Ghana.
RICHMOND AFRIFA 10 years ago

IT IS A GOOD SUGGESTION,MANY GHANAIANS THINK LIVING IN ABROAD IS THE ONLY WAY OF ACHIEVING AIMS BUT NOT THAT .SOMETHING BETTER CAN BE DONE IN GHANA

IT IS A GOOD SUGGESTION,MANY GHANAIANS THINK LIVING IN ABROAD IS THE ONLY WAY OF ACHIEVING AIMS BUT NOT THAT .SOMETHING BETTER CAN BE DONE IN GHANA
obed Kumasi Ghana 10 years ago

My Brother, This is a great work for the numerous job seeking Ghanaians .The laundry one especially is splendid.Actually i have a brother in Ghana engaged in the laundry business in Accra. He is doing well. Good work there.

My Brother, This is a great work for the numerous job seeking Ghanaians .The laundry one especially is splendid.Actually i have a brother in Ghana engaged in the laundry business in Accra. He is doing well. Good work there.
Ke 10 years ago

Africans Abroad: Eight Business Ideas, whatabout Farming and Poultry, as you know, we have to eat also.

Africans Abroad: Eight Business Ideas, whatabout Farming and Poultry, as you know, we have to eat also.
Mike 10 years ago

Very good effort to write this article, but I am sorry i will not agree with you in any way.

Your business ideas were first set on the premises of;
. No need for capital
2. No need for education (maybe a minimum of Juni ...
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Very good effort to write this article, but I am sorry i will not agree with you in any way.

Your business ideas were first set on the premises of;
. No need for capital
2. No need for education (maybe a minimum of Junior High Level)
but all the ideas you have listed require quite a substantial amount of capital (monetary on non-monetary). On that basis, the whole article is flawed, but you have still made a good presentation of the various business opportunities available for anyone to venture.

A good effort!
mumkids 10 years ago

very well done for such advise to your people.I have heard Ghanian's saying Ghana is a rubbish country, but to me is good for business. soon UK will be a worst place to bring children up.Ghanian should go back home i feel s ...
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very well done for such advise to your people.I have heard Ghanian's saying Ghana is a rubbish country, but to me is good for business. soon UK will be a worst place to bring children up.Ghanian should go back home i feel so sorry for a lot of Ghanians working over 60hours a week but still can't move on.
Ghanaian are Paying taxes for UK but they refuse to pay tax in Ghana.
Oei Kwame Adjei 9 years ago

Amen , Youre a wie man, ill stay home

Amen , Youre a wie man, ill stay home
Kudjo 9 years ago

Yes you're right,as an IT ,to obtain phone line is a husle and the frustration as a new new arrival,we all long to go back home but....

Yes you're right,as an IT ,to obtain phone line is a husle and the frustration as a new new arrival,we all long to go back home but....
KMENN 9 years ago

who has been given yall the stupid ideas about the jobs we do here? those were the 90s when ghanaians come and dont wana push harder. i work in well established greatest company in all of the united states, all my friends are ...
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who has been given yall the stupid ideas about the jobs we do here? those were the 90s when ghanaians come and dont wana push harder. i work in well established greatest company in all of the united states, all my friends are bank managers or do professional jobs . who gave yall that ideas of washuing dishes. im sure tahst what you the writer will do when you get here
Richard Royalrich N. Yarboi 9 years ago

this powerful

this powerful
Richard Royalrich N. Yarboi 9 years ago

this is powerful

this is powerful
Abrah 8 years ago

Nice piece ever,i want to start a musical instruments training sch.can u offer help

Nice piece ever,i want to start a musical instruments training sch.can u offer help
Wonder 8 years ago

That was wonderful. Thanks a lot and keep it up.

That was wonderful. Thanks a lot and keep it up.
stephanie p. 8 years ago

Good afternoon,

My name is Stephanie Pierre. I am writing in regards to my interest in starting my business in Africa. Ghana, to be precise(open for considerations). I'm from Haiti, currently residing in the states. I am ...
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Good afternoon,

My name is Stephanie Pierre. I am writing in regards to my interest in starting my business in Africa. Ghana, to be precise(open for considerations). I'm from Haiti, currently residing in the states. I am not someone that enjoys working for others. I have an interesting background in sales and customer service of which i've exceptionally been able to make a living for the past years, however, i am not fond of working the basic 9-5 jobs here. In doing so, I've decided that it's time for me to be my own boss, only thing is i do not know what kind of business to open .

Reading your article has narrowed it down to a few ideas i believe may survive. However, it still leaves me in a wide loop considering that i've never been to the continent and have no idea how or where to commence.

any idea or advice would be greatly appreciated.

you can reach me at 407-371-5648 directly or on whatsapp.

Look forward to hearing back from you soon.
Susie 8 years ago

Would jeans do well in Ghana?

Would jeans do well in Ghana?
Philip 8 years ago

Steven i like your article. its a great job and your research is very true. thanks for the good job, keep it up sir

Steven i like your article. its a great job and your research is very true. thanks for the good job, keep it up sir
Mewewe 8 years ago

God bless you my brother. I love you

God bless you my brother. I love you

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