President Mahama unveils $500m plan to expand oil palm industry

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Nene Sackitey 1 day ago

Please make it work not just seminars and workshops to squander the investment and on hecter of experimental plantation to show at the end like previous such initiative since President JAK. All successive governments have pr ...
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Please make it work not just seminars and workshops to squander the investment and on hecter of experimental plantation to show at the end like previous such initiative since President JAK. All successive governments have promised and never delivered.
Tlc 1 day ago

With all due respect please they should focus on the roads and forget that,private individuals will invest in it and pay tax to the government if it is indeed profitable but private people cannot invest in roads,we are fallin ...
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With all due respect please they should focus on the roads and forget that,private individuals will invest in it and pay tax to the government if it is indeed profitable but private people cannot invest in roads,we are falling behind our roads look like we are stuck in 200 bc
Lion 1 day ago

Wow I am truly impressed by this Government. This is worth more than gold but many don't know. This will transform Ghana. It better than the youth focusing on engaging galamsey and destroying our God blessed fertile land. Goo ...
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Wow I am truly impressed by this Government. This is worth more than gold but many don't know. This will transform Ghana. It better than the youth focusing on engaging galamsey and destroying our God blessed fertile land. Good job mahama. Not we need cargo rails to transport them and processing factories to convert it to international standard product.
Nii Akwei 1 day ago

Just like the cocoa farmers, you will not see the money.

Just like the cocoa farmers, you will not see the money.
Lion 1 day ago

Negative mindsets and their useless propaganda will not work this time. Ghana first

Negative mindsets and their useless propaganda will not work this time. Ghana first
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Auto insurance 1 day ago

Every day something different very sad so they can do one thing after completing Ghanaians will see our leaders has done for us this, but if your holding something and you don't know what to do with it you turn it right and ...
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Every day something different very sad so they can do one thing after completing Ghanaians will see our leaders has done for us this, but if your holding something and you don't know what to do with it you turn it right and left on till someone takes it from your heads very sad when you think about how west africa leaders are stupid you can even understand how can you take the money that you have to use it to build your country to buy property's in white men's country when we are working hard in white men's land bringing money home then our stupid mentality damage leaders are bringing the money back to white men again God will deal with all africa leaders especially ghana leaders.
Lion 1 day ago

You can go burry yourself in a deep dark hole bcos that is what will he'll you.

You can go burry yourself in a deep dark hole bcos that is what will he'll you.
Okantinka 1 day ago

It is sad, isn't it? Yes because I read that Ghana imports, by some estimates, 70% of its palm oil?
I am sure a lot of Ghanaians, just like me, do not know that for some time now we have not been able to produce enough for ...
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It is sad, isn't it? Yes because I read that Ghana imports, by some estimates, 70% of its palm oil?
I am sure a lot of Ghanaians, just like me, do not know that for some time now we have not been able to produce enough for our needs.
It is almost 70 years ago when the British oppressors left and we still cannot feed ourselves? Why? The answer, in my view, is plain poor governance. Absolutely.
Our mentality of dependence hasn't changed, brain-washed into thinking "god will provide" if we devoted our lives to prayers. Yes all good things are "Onyame n'adom". If the god provides why hasn't he/she/it provided the palm oil? Why do we have to import it?
When are we going to learn from the people of the East instead of looking up to the former colonisers and the Americans for direction. The current tilt hasn't worked and will not work until we start thinking of ourselves first and doing what is essential for our survival instead of living by the whiteman's pseudo-praises so that once in a while he will throw a morsel under the table for us to pick up.
Sad. I have a lot to say, but let the above suffice for now. Wake up, Ghana, wake up.
Okantinka
Lion 1 day ago

So equally this a good move.

So equally this a good move.
Free Radical 3 hours ago

Even with $24 million dollars in our useless president John Dramani Mahama hands he could not able to plant sugarcane to feed komenda sugar factory and he stole the money and now fooling Ghanaians with his stealing skills.

Even with $24 million dollars in our useless president John Dramani Mahama hands he could not able to plant sugarcane to feed komenda sugar factory and he stole the money and now fooling Ghanaians with his stealing skills.
Fireman 3 hours ago

Cry all you can big baby

Cry all you can big baby

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