Government welcomes Burkina Faso's decision to resume tomato trade

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  • Prof Azar 22 hours ago

    This is stupid.....the ban would have force the ghanaian farmer to innovate and produce the tomato....why why!!!! Only three months ministry of agric and trade cannot organize themselves to produce tomato to meet the local m ...
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  • Mr Smith 21 hours ago

    Very stupid indeed. The Burkinabes themselves will find this difficult to understand. Is it laziness or what? Very shocking!!!

  • Benji 15 hours ago

    You people don't bother to read. We need Burkina tomato now while increasing our production in the medium term. The real question is why after 8 years of planting for food and jobs we are still importing tomato from Burkina? ...
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  • Ama 14 hours ago

    The people you want to put the blame on were voted out of power in 2024 because hello we were very dissatisfied with them. We're in 2026 the question is what has been done since then? There is an Agric Minister firmly at pos ...
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  • Abena 13 hours ago

    @ Ama. So one year and you want a magic. Swine

  • Kwasi addo 17 hours ago

    Mind-bugglingly stupid. This is a lazy, visionless, armed robbing, ultra-family and friends, stealing, scandal-plagued, RLG, Gyeda, STX, Airbus, Government official 1 government. But what else did Ghanaians expect feom these ...
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  • Benji 15 hours ago

    @kwasi addo Writing nonsense as usual. You should be asking yourself why after 8 years of planting for food and jobs we are still importing tomato from Burkina.

  • Blue Pen 13 hours ago

    Hahahaha, say that again. Incredible nonsense paaaa. Sometimes I wonder where the NPP select or gather these kinds from.

    They say that all it takes is 3 months to solve this emergency problem. So, why didn't they use the ...
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  • TRUTH BE TOLD 11 hours ago

    THE THREAT TO BAN TOMATO EXPORT BY BURKINA FASO HAS EXPOSED GHANAS VULNERABILITY AND ALSO EXPOSED HOW CLUELESS OUR LEADERS ARE FROM THE TOP TO THE BOTTOM. NIGERIA BANNED THE IMPORT OF RICE AND THE QUESTION I ASKED IS FID NIGE ...
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  • Chaddar 22 hours ago

    You are happy bcos you can create your.own

  • ObuasiMan 21 hours ago

    This represents failure for Ghana - importing tomatoes from a country with much less rainfall and fertile lands than Ghana.

  • Obibini 21 hours ago

    THIS IS VERY SHAMEFUL FOR GHANA TO IMPORT TOMATOES FROM BURKINA FASO. THE MINISTER OF TRADE IS VERY HAPPY ABOUT IT. VERY STUPID INDEED.

  • Miss Mae 20 hours ago

    Ghanaian government have no shame ,

  • Accra 20 hours ago

    The Burkinabes were not doing the Ghanaians a favour by lifting the ban. Ghanaians were their sole ready market, ready cash. They just started feeling it, hence the reverse gear. I however expected the incompetent governing s ...
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  • B. ANSAH 20 hours ago

    Please, madam Minster, stop jubilating about this development....it's time for Ghana to start growing her own tomatoes

  • Ama 14 hours ago

    Meanwhile the Pwalugu Tomato factory has been sitting idle for years and years!!! God please reset our reasoning

  • Gyasi 19 hours ago

    Look how foolish they are,instead to produces their own, the preferences Is as usual"Already Sown"Already Made"by others but not by "Us to get More profit

  • Koti 19 hours ago

    Just look at the ladies wig, she's putting a burden on her brain. No wonder she cannot bring ideas to produce tomatoes in Ghana. We have square pegs in round holes. Why should this be a WELCOME news?

  • Samy 19 hours ago

    Minster of shame you can’t enpower women to plant vegetables when Ghana has better rainfall than Bukina faso shame you’ve left your self and you r village folks in shame indeed . You should have organised the youth of G ...
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  • One Village One Thief 18 hours ago

    Planting for Food and Jobs was a big scam. 419. NPP chopped the money. Thieves

  • Ama 14 hours ago

    Arrest them. Prosecute them. Make them spew out the money you claim they stole. In the meantime the problem needs to be fixed.

  • Kwame panin 18 hours ago

    firefoghters. Be proactive!!

  • Kobie 18 hours ago

    Big achievement as they are quick to announce. Of what benefit is Burkina bringing tomatoes to Ghana. Next time don't announce this

  • Kwasi addo 17 hours ago

    3ny3 nea ehia ni!! Grow your own tomatoes. Lazy government. How can a country in a desert grow tomatoes foe you in a very fertile land? Pr3ko nketenkete, nkoko nketenkete government and stop the stealing. You thieves!

  • Pwalugu Pwalugu Pwalugu 16 hours ago

    Where is kotokoli Bawumia hiding? Ooh I see the goat is washing his anus

  • BOY KOFI 17 hours ago

    Grow your own tomatoes,Madam Minister of Trade.
    Grow your own sugar cane for the Komenda Sugar Factory to start operation.
    What's wrong with our leaders? I can't think far.Tnx.

  • wiseman 17 hours ago

    @Kofi...Ghanaian leaders are mad
    Why jubilation on this? Import tomatoes from desert country?
    Disgusting.

  • Sage 17 hours ago

    A kind of Minister

  • Jandam Osei Akoto 16 hours ago

    There is no shortage of tomatoes in Ghana. Go to Agbogbloshie and see..plenty tomatoes. Even some are rotting. Don't you see heaps of tomatoes by the roadside when going home in your cars, trotros and taxis? . Only stupid pr ...
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  • There are no tomatoes! 16 hours ago

    You are an ignorant fool and a keen idiot! There's no tomato rotting anywhere in Ghana as you read. And change your name. Use a name from your heritage. Or are you ashamed?

  • Mathew Opoku Prempeh 15 hours ago

    Efo Koku is not an Ayigbe man. He is an Akan licking the anus of ntafo Bawumia

  • Tosh 16 hours ago

    Don't welcome it, and go back to sleep. Self reliance now.

  • Pluto 16 hours ago

    Useless government... You want to jubilate over this, after having close door mediations.. what a shame, you couldn't take advantage to boost your own agriculture sector... Bunch of fools with no vision....

  • Ken Ofori Atta 15 hours ago

    @ Pluto. Was your Akufo Monkey Addo able to do that? Pluto you are an idiot. Have you taken your bath today? Fool. Go to the market and see heaps of tomatoes. Kwasea you think you are wise

  • Ray papa 15 hours ago

    So what, grow your own.

  • Kobby 15 hours ago

    Useless people in government!
    All that you people know is propaganda.
    This is opportunity to make an agribusiness policy but this brainless clueless government have missed it.
    Thunder fire you!

  • Amotia 13 hours ago

    As if your kwasea Akufo Monkey Addo was able to plant tomatoes. Women started going to Burkina is not today. Stop your silly jandam

  • Shai 14 hours ago

    We have so much water in Ghana. We should be growing our own tomatoes. Last year, i planted some in my house, harvested much more than i needed. Had to give to my neighbours. This time around I'm going to preserve it. All we ...
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  • Kojois 14 hours ago

    Lazy approach. Think outside the box a little. Always bread and butter why?

  • Dazzo 13 hours ago

    Ghana aint we ashame tomatoes we can't plant ourselves. We should go learn agriculture from Nigeria and other africa nations.

  • Sexy Don Don 13 hours ago

    Animal. Can't you see plenty tomatoes in town? Begging to be bought? Go to Mokorla Kwasea Dwaaso and see the amount of tomatoes being sold besides akrantie bini and roasted bat meat, your village favourite delicacy with ban ...
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  • MR SEWORNU R OWUSU 12 hours ago

    The question is why can't produce her tomatoes. Why do we have to rely on Burkina Faso.

  • OSAFO KANTANKA 12 hours ago

    The most “Dangerous People in Ghana Are the “TOMATOES “ queen sellers. They monopolise everything. Some of them were the causes of sudden Tomatoes imports from B/ Faso. I remember very well when one of these women were ...
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  • Evans 10 hours ago

    And so what? This lady doesn't impress at all. Eiiih what a minister? This is a great opportunity for the youth to start their own Tomato business. Madam!!!
    How long does it take to produce tomato?

  • Amina 15 minutes ago

    Operation feed yourself and stop relying on landlocked Burkina Faso. What stops Ghana becoming a leading tomato hub. We had it in Kwame Nkrumah's regime