The Fulani and Cattle Capitalism in Ghana

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• ghanaman 8 years ago

  A balanced analytical roundup of the phenomenon at play in modern-day Ghana. The author has displayed in-depth knowledge, presented insightful analysis, and provided an outlook that shows the problem's solution is attainable.

  A balanced analytical roundup of the phenomenon at play in modern-day Ghana. The author has displayed in-depth knowledge, presented insightful analysis, and provided an outlook that shows the problem's solution is attainable.

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• Gordon 8 years ago

  Good piece that people don't read because they are more interested in sensational articles.
  
  Too bad there is a paucity of suggestions to solve the problem even as the author gave a rich background.
  
  Following cattle from ...
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  Good piece that people don't read because they are more interested in sensational articles.
  
  Too bad there is a paucity of suggestions to solve the problem even as the author gave a rich background.
  
  Following cattle from place to place just won't do in today's world in which Ghana has more than 25 million people. But we need cattle. It will be difficult to ask the Fulani to change their ways. But that has to be done. A better way of rearing cattle has to be found. Cattle feed on hay. We just have to cultivate this hay for them to feed on. This can't be too difficult. Grass grows easily everywhere and countries with snowy seasons still manage to stow away grass for their cattle during the winter.
  
  As for raping and killing people, these are simply criminal acts that have to be treated as such.

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• Nana takyi 8 years ago

  That's an eye opener my question is what are the local authorities and government bodies doing to ensure the safety and security of the farmers. Times have changed and I guess cattle breeders should look into mechanized aspec ...
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  That's an eye opener my question is what are the local authorities and government bodies doing to ensure the safety and security of the farmers. Times have changed and I guess cattle breeders should look into mechanized aspects of grazing.

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