Indian Gov't's investment in Komenda sugar factory "risky" – CPP

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• Okai Brako 9 years ago

  Ghana should becareful.

  Ghana should becareful.

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• concerned citizen 9 years ago

  always hoping doom strikes

  always hoping doom strikes

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• Saint Ghfuo: nyantakyi must GO! 9 years ago

  gyimini mahaa. all he knows is cheap tings nkoaa. you engaed indiaans in a ppp?u are a toad!indians themselves need help. why do you engage in a pp with a beggar? construct the factory with your own money and hire a private c ...
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  gyimini mahaa. all he knows is cheap tings nkoaa. you engaed indiaans in a ppp?u are a toad!indians themselves need help. why do you engage in a pp with a beggar? construct the factory with your own money and hire a private ceo with proven experience on how to manage a factory. bring this factory to profit and be accountable to you, the president. are you that irresponsoble to be engaged in a ppp for everything? engage in ppp for the pressidency also

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• He Goat 9 years ago

  Shame on you

  Shame on you

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• Abena 9 years ago

  Ghana Government must also invest in India and China to make this equal. Add social responsibility into the equation.

  Ghana Government must also invest in India and China to make this equal. Add social responsibility into the equation.

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• if the lone crusader 9 years ago

  They are czpable of nothing and when you advice them too you are taged .wha a sorry state

  They are czpable of nothing and when you advice them too you are taged .wha a sorry state

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• kofiB 9 years ago

  This is very profesional reasonable advice. Did the Ghana Govt have her own experts budget this project properly? Do we plan plan to cut cost by "cutting corners"?
  We could could be, for example, cutting corners through co ...
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  This is very profesional reasonable advice. Did the Ghana Govt have her own experts budget this project properly? Do we plan plan to cut cost by "cutting corners"?
  We could could be, for example, cutting corners through construction of less durable factory buildings that would collapse on top of workers. Cutting corners could also mean failing to use appropriate monitoring and safety equipment that would cause fires and other hazards. Cutting corners always lead to more expensive repairs along the line and can affect the health of the industry as well as that of its workers.
  Ghana is very "rich" in half-completed projects, and improper budgetting and inadequate funding is a major underlying reason.
  Having said that, I think we Ghanaians should be respectful of other nations. We should stop calling India names,and instead,ask our Govt to due its due dilligence.

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• Arvind Chudasama 9 years ago

  On what basis does Ekow Duncan supports his charge "“You know what the Indians can possibly do?...They will at one stage spend the money, abandon the project and go away and the liability will be [for the] Ghana Government, ...
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  On what basis does Ekow Duncan supports his charge "“You know what the Indians can possibly do?...They will at one stage spend the money, abandon the project and go away and the liability will be [for the] Ghana Government,”. Why would the Indian government be so reckless, as Mr Duncan suggests?Indian sugar industry is the second largest in the world. It is supported by an array of technology suppliers who compete in the global market. With Ghana's economy developing fast, with rising middle classes, and sugar consumption increasing, any means to cut imports through local production is surely a fine thing. Mr Duncan, clearly thinks otherwise.

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• Aunt Betty 9 years ago

  Every country including India have citizens who believe that no foreigners should be allowed to do anything of a business nature period. It always sounds so simple. Ask the Congress Party as they did this for 60 years.

  Every country including India have citizens who believe that no foreigners should be allowed to do anything of a business nature period. It always sounds so simple. Ask the Congress Party as they did this for 60 years.

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