Factory Prices Up

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• OH GHFUO, WHY SO PRIMITIVE? 11 years ago

  Manufacture of textiles recorded the highest inflation rate of 40.1 percent while the manufacture of machinery and equipment recorded no change.
  
  DUMAS NTOMA AND SCHOOL KIDDIE UNIFORMS.
  WE NEED MORE FACTORIES IN GH....AFT ...
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  Manufacture of textiles recorded the highest inflation rate of 40.1 percent while the manufacture of machinery and equipment recorded no change.
  
  DUMAS NTOMA AND SCHOOL KIDDIE UNIFORMS.
  WE NEED MORE FACTORIES IN GH....AFTER ALL THESE YRS, WE CANT SEEM TO GET AWAY FROM THE AGRICULTURAL AGE. DR NKRUMAH PUT THE FOUNDATION IN PLACE FOR US TO EXCELL IN THE INDUSTRIAL AGE WITH FACTORIES, THE INFORMATION AGE WITH UNIVERSITIES...BUT WE HAVE COLLAPSED THEM ALL. WE MUST BUILD ON THESE FOUNDATIONS...MORE FACTORIES, MORE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, MORE HOSPITALS, MORE AIRPORTS, MORE INFRASTRUCTURE. LOOK AT THESE SQUINTY EYED ASIANS?

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• kusi 11 years ago

  gina and blay just get away with this stupid calculations were u doing this in thief kuffour era.

  gina and blay just get away with this stupid calculations were u doing this in thief kuffour era.

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• Hazor 11 years ago

  When did Ghana began manufacturing machinery and equipments.Where are our various metal and plastic industries to provide the industries that produce the machinery and equipments raw materials for the product and What functio ...
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  When did Ghana began manufacturing machinery and equipments.Where are our various metal and plastic industries to provide the industries that produce the machinery and equipments raw materials for the product and What function are these machinery and equipment perform?All we know is Ghana import every thing including toothpick.So what are you guys talking about?.

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