Ghana’s new Tomato Processing Factory

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• Kweku B 10 years ago

  It backward to ask the government to go into tomato processing. Please stop these archaic long time Nkrumah ideas. I really want to puke when I hear ignoramus talking about Nkrumah's communist initiatives. Ghanaians are sti ...
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  It backward to ask the government to go into tomato processing. Please stop these archaic long time Nkrumah ideas. I really want to puke when I hear ignoramus talking about Nkrumah's communist initiatives. Ghanaians are still stuck in the 60's no wonder we're not moving forward. Fufu is our best food, and we want to sell that to outsde world. Go figure

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• Kwamebeba 10 years ago

  If Nkrumaists are stuck in the 1960s that is better than you who is stuck in the 1844s!

  If Nkrumaists are stuck in the 1960s that is better than you who is stuck in the 1844s!

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• Kyei 10 years ago

  If Nkrumah had the support required and the time required for them to come to fruition, his state owned enterprises would have transformed Ghana. Now it's too late for that. Only the private sector can lead industrialization. ...
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  If Nkrumah had the support required and the time required for them to come to fruition, his state owned enterprises would have transformed Ghana. Now it's too late for that. Only the private sector can lead industrialization. Unfortunately, as is the case, it's always foreigners doing it!

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• Kwamebeba 10 years ago

  "He said currently the company only imports concentrated tomato paste, cans and packages them for the Ghanaian market, stating the the company has a vision which includes a full backward integration for production of tomato p ...
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  "He said currently the company only imports concentrated tomato paste, cans and packages them for the Ghanaian market, stating the the company has a vision which includes a full backward integration for production of tomato paste."

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• Adjoa 10 years ago

  Our leaders are greedy, we will be in this wilderness for long

  Our leaders are greedy, we will be in this wilderness for long

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• Hugo 10 years ago

  This is a very good start.
  Ghana needs to make good use of all
  the WATERMELONS grown & turn then into juices - set up a collective effort where the growers are paid for their harvest so to minimize the high wastage of this ...
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  This is a very good start.
  Ghana needs to make good use of all
  the WATERMELONS grown & turn then into juices - set up a collective effort where the growers are paid for their harvest so to minimize the high wastage of this crop.

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• Kyei 10 years ago

  Watermelon does not juice well! It smells like fish when processed and needs high levels of additives to avoid that.
  Why don't we just process COCOA! Simple.

  Watermelon does not juice well! It smells like fish when processed and needs high levels of additives to avoid that.
  Why don't we just process COCOA! Simple.

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• Eddie 10 years ago

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• Ddkt 10 years ago

  Useless article.

  Useless article.

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• adanko 10 years ago

  this rather a packing plant. Smart company using our cheap labour, energy and tax system plus kick backs to politicians to squeeze us! Poor black people

  this rather a packing plant. Smart company using our cheap labour, energy and tax system plus kick backs to politicians to squeeze us! Poor black people

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