Traders with pirated textiles to be prosecuted from 2017

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• Kaakie 7 years ago

  Ghanaians need attitudinal change before they try to enforce laws on each other.
  How many textiles have you burnt so far in 2016? Your staff take bribes from these traders and allow them to sell. Some also secretly take som ...
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  Ghanaians need attitudinal change before they try to enforce laws on each other.
  How many textiles have you burnt so far in 2016? Your staff take bribes from these traders and allow them to sell. Some also secretly take some of the ceased textiles home. #More room for improvement especially to Government workers.

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• Obibini 7 years ago

  How did the items get into the country, and find out how it got by the agents at that entry point and correct the problem. Educate educate educate these agents to see the big picture.

  How did the items get into the country, and find out how it got by the agents at that entry point and correct the problem. Educate educate educate these agents to see the big picture.

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• apaak 7 years ago

  Locate the root cause and uproot it. Stop importing rice too.

  Locate the root cause and uproot it. Stop importing rice too.

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• FUFUO DADESEN 7 years ago

  WHO BROUGHT THEM TO THE TRADERS?....THE BIG MEN WITH MONEY...LITTLE PEOPLE NEED HELP

  WHO BROUGHT THEM TO THE TRADERS?....THE BIG MEN WITH MONEY...LITTLE PEOPLE NEED HELP

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• ghanaman 7 years ago

  No one is above the law in Ghana. Why did they have to be subjected to instant "justice" when laws on copyright and intellectual property protection exist in Ghana? So now that the trade association has realized it cannot tak ...
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  No one is above the law in Ghana. Why did they have to be subjected to instant "justice" when laws on copyright and intellectual property protection exist in Ghana? So now that the trade association has realized it cannot take the law into its own hands. the task is to use the appropriate legal infrastructure and provisions to deal a blow to the perpetrators. May the rule of law live in Ghana!

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• TAVIE 7 years ago

  CHINESE ARE THE MOST TRADE KILLERS TO GHANA, AFRICA, THE FREE WORLD SINCE THEY SINCE THE WILL KILL YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND CREATE JOBS IN CHINA TO BUILD THE CHINESE ECONOMY. GHANA CASE BEEN BAD BECAUSE THE NDC GOVERNMENT DI ...
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  CHINESE ARE THE MOST TRADE KILLERS TO GHANA, AFRICA, THE FREE WORLD SINCE THEY SINCE THE WILL KILL YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND CREATE JOBS IN CHINA TO BUILD THE CHINESE ECONOMY. GHANA CASE BEEN BAD BECAUSE THE NDC GOVERNMENT DIDN'T CARE VERY MUCH WITH THEIR LOOT TO SHARE MENTALITY. HELP THE CHINESE TO RAPE GHANA OF THEIR RESOURCES GALAMSEYERS, POLLUTED WATERBODIES WITH SYNIDE, MERCURY, FOREST AND EVEN WITH GUNS HAVE MORE AUTHORITY THAN NATIVE GHANAIANS THESELVES WHICH IS IMPOSSIBLE IN CHINA. ABOUT TIME GHANAIANS TAKE BACK THEIR COUNTRY AND LAWS MUST WORK

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• Africa 7 years ago

  Leave our mothers the hell alone. That is the only way they can support their families with this greedy leaders. Educated fools.

  Leave our mothers the hell alone. That is the only way they can support their families with this greedy leaders. Educated fools.

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