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Local industries asked to innovate

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  • MENSAH 11 years ago

    I can hardly understand why,at our didposal,we have one of the cheapest labour force in the world,but our locally manufactured products are more expensive than those coming from the Far East?We are fighting ourselves and not ...
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  • Nii Adjei 11 years ago

    you are talking for many!

  • CV 11 years ago

    JUSTICE ATUGUBA TO THE RESCUE OF EC LAWYER

    "In response to a question posed by Counsel Quarshie-Idun as to whether the petitioners were provided with a voters' register in November 2012, Dr Bawumia answered in the affirmat ...
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  • CV ATUGUBA 11 years ago

    Quarshie Idun then goes ahead and asks the witness if what he has read did not contradict his earlier evidence that biometric voting was only through finger print verification.

    Bawumia disagrees and says the law on biometr ...
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  • BIG - JOE -moscow/kharkov/minsk 11 years ago

    Is Ghana really competitive in the current global market when its factories continues to crumble ? What came out of the INDUTECH anyway when the country's export volume is trimming due to poor consumer habits of ghanians for ...
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  • CV 11 years ago

    Yaw



    Apr 23, 2013
    15-02 GMT











    What Bawumiah means that when the space is blank, something was not right. He is assuming zero; what are the respondents equating it to? Either way you look at it, t ...
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  • CV 11 years ago

    You are backing on a wrong horse. The pink sheets that has already been discarded by the Petitioners'

    "Bawumia then requests the court to give him the opportunity to look into his documents to find out if the exhibit bein ...
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  • CV 11 years ago

    Lithur picks another pink sheet which has a figure at the portion of CI. He says the figure is ineligible. He asks Bawumia how he was able to arrive at the conclusion that there was over voting in the polling station.

    Baw ...
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