Textile industry in Ghana would soon come to a halt

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• KRETZ - D 10 years ago

  The problem is because Ghanaian textile manufacturers cannot compete, they are afraid of competition. If we want growth, we must allow competition.

  The problem is because Ghanaian textile manufacturers cannot compete, they are afraid of competition. If we want growth, we must allow competition.

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• Diasporan 10 years ago

  Kretz:
  
  1. You are correct; Ghanaian textile manufacturers must be able, through various business strategies, to face market competition;
  
  2. However, the playinf field must be level for the competition to be fair. But ...
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  Kretz:
  
  1. You are correct; Ghanaian textile manufacturers must be able, through various business strategies, to face market competition;
  
  2. However, the playinf field must be level for the competition to be fair. But this is not the case:
  
  3. It is common knowledge that many of Ghana's customs check poits are porous particularly at night. Otherwise, they are controlled by self-serving officers.
  
  4. These factors tilt the playing field in favour of the textile pirates, starves the government of precious taxes, threatens the security of the Ghanaian textile industry, and worsens the unemployment situation.
  
  5. In view of all of the above, I think the Ghana government must, as a condition of its economic development strategy, implement actions plans to plug the the leakage at the customs entry points immediately.

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• KRETZ - D 10 years ago

  ....but again the government of Ghana is not leveling it's part of the playing field. So it is not fair to blame other players of the game. Because, we/government of Ghana is not doing well to level its part it is always blam ...
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  ....but again the government of Ghana is not leveling it's part of the playing field. So it is not fair to blame other players of the game. Because, we/government of Ghana is not doing well to level its part it is always blaming the other players as the cause of the problem.

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• truth hurts 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
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  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

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• truth hurts 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
  read full comment

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

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• truth hurts 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
  read full comment

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

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• truth hurts 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
  read full comment

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

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• truth 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
  read full comment

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

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• truth hurts 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
  read full comment

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

  reply
• truth hurts 10 years ago

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...c ...
  read full comment

  nkwasiafuo...what competition?..idiots.the fact is the factory in Ghana make better textiles than made in China,but since you fools prefer what is made outside ..even Togo...it is better for the gov't to ban all that crap...competition my ass.

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• ANTHONY 10 years ago

  Despite the so called World Free Trade, developped countries find ways to protect their national industries. Don't be naive! Measures should be taken to protect national industries to protect jobs and know-how.

  Despite the so called World Free Trade, developped countries find ways to protect their national industries. Don't be naive! Measures should be taken to protect national industries to protect jobs and know-how.

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