Parliament bans export of ferrous scrap metals

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Victor A. Young 11 years ago

If this ban is geared towards Ghana's industrial progress, then I'm all for it! Our local industries must have immediate access to the product. Our manufacturing industry should be alive and this is one great news. Even thoug ...
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If this ban is geared towards Ghana's industrial progress, then I'm all for it! Our local industries must have immediate access to the product. Our manufacturing industry should be alive and this is one great news. Even though I wish people like me, who're looking for links/connections to HMS 1 & II (80:20) could benefit from the local market situation, this is an indication that given the right push, things will change on our manufacuring front.
EGYA BLAY 11 years ago

Why should you ship our Manganese abroad for a peanut so as in return for waste iron ore. Banning scrap metal would help the local companies but exportation of the raw material is detrimental to our economy.

Why should you ship our Manganese abroad for a peanut so as in return for waste iron ore. Banning scrap metal would help the local companies but exportation of the raw material is detrimental to our economy.
ghanaba 11 years ago

and why? continue banning. i have lived in a country for more than 3 decades and i have never heard of this vocabulary.... ban. scraps

and why? continue banning. i have lived in a country for more than 3 decades and i have never heard of this vocabulary.... ban. scraps