vaxx2:


Nothing in life proves you better. you are more poorer, your illiteracy suck behind , your health care is not up to Ghana standard, your unemployment is unknown .... nothing in life not even nature bless you ....


compare your unknown nakuru to kibera slums

Hehehe so a big man like you fear phoyo competition? Post Accra then we compare it with Nakuru we see. Remember Nakuru is a town and not a city.

NairobiWalker:


Whatever you want to call it, it looks nothing like the photos you posted claiming that's where the average Ghanaian lives.

Man you are funny

Wuoche:
Hehehe so a big man like you fear phoyo competition? Post Accra then we compare it with Nakuru we see. Remember Nakuru is a town and not a city.

And I said is an empty comparism. do your madness alone

Ghana’s dream of having a meat factory that meets health and nutritional standards appears to have been reignited with the setting up of the first meat factory in the Ashanti region..

This comes after several failed attempts to revamp the good old Zuarungu; Pwalugu and Bolga meat factories that went under in the late 90s.

The factory is strategically positioning itself to fill a huge meat deficit as players in the Meat products industry fear Ghana’s quest to reduce meat imports by 95% in five years will hit a snag without the right policies to support local production.

It is estimated that Ghana will run out of beef in one week and chicken in five days; if frozen meat importers stop their operations; as the WEST AFRICAN country is 90% import dependent.

Some 243 thousand metric tons of meat costing in excess of 2.4 billion dollars land on the shores of Ghana every year making meat one of the cardinal factors piling exchange rate pressures on the local currency.

The supply chain from the farm gate to processing floors to sales outlets is estimated to hold millions of dollars in revenues and thousands of jobs, unfortunately, going to countries like South America, Europe, Burkina Faso and Niger where Ghana sources its meat imports.

The Ghanaian Government this year (2020) kick-started the flagship rearing for Food and Jobs program to increase local meat production by some 795 thousand metric tonnes in five years.

Chief Executive Officer of The Meat Factory in the Ashanti Region, Dr. Fred Bedzrah, however, contends without a comprehensive policy direction targeted at meat production; Ghana will remain far off in attaining meat sufficiency.

“We think that Ghana can be meat sufficient but as it is now we are very far from that. If our policies, especially in the Agric Sector, shifts a bit from the concentration on food crops; if we enact policies that will encourage people to go into growing animals we can easily fill that gap,” he pointed out.

A major factor that agronomists have highlighted for consideration in any meat sustainability effort is the creation of fodder banks and ranches for large scale animal husbandry and livestock farming.

The absence of such facilities has often created bloody clashes between local farmers and nomadic herdsmen who devastate huge tracks of farmlands with their grazing cattle.

The Meat Factory in the Ashanti Region has three huge ranches at Boankrah and Pasoro spanning some 50 acres of land where it sources its meat.

Dr Bedzrah, however, points out that the ranch system with its compliments of veterinary services, fodder vegetation, and irrigation channels is heavily capital intensive and will struggle if left to the private sector

He told reporter, Ivan Heathcote – Fumador, “having a ranch like this and setting up a meat factory comes at a huge cost. The same thing can be done with our vast plain fields at Agogo and Affram Plains where there is a huge possibility of doing controlled ranching. Other countries in Europe and South America have made huge gains from this kind of ranching and I think as a nation we should be looking in that direction.

The Meat Factory in Kumasi is expected to create a comprehensive Farm-To-Plate meat chain that eliminates the hazards of disease-infested, unwholesome meat sold to the public in the several unregulated slaughter houses in the Ashanti Regional capital Kumasi.

The factory is currently serving fresh grass fed healthy meat, beef cuts, mutton, goat meat, duck and rabbit meat from its Asokwa meat processing outlets.

Source: Ivan Heathcote–Fumador

Wuoche:
Are you the one to tell me what to post?

They are just insignificant to my view u keep displaying houses and street u think all that can only be seen in Kenya every country has beautiful streets and houses if everyone start posting, a lot of guys here will run out of data. Pls post something descent.

Mombasa

one of the product of the recent 1 district 1 factory

surplusk:

They are just insignificant to my view u keep displaying houses and street u think all that can only be seen in Kenya every country has beautiful streets and houses if everyone start posting, a lot of guys here will run out of data. Pls post something descent.

Nobody has denied you freedom of posting them, you can go ahead and post if you like. I won`t bother you.

Abohboy:


Construction in ekos tkabtic started 5 years ago sand reclamation takes time and that is something that Dubai didn't really have to deal with also we had the recession in between which slowed down the construction works there for the rest of the cities like enyimba economic city, orange island and awka millennium city their problem is funding

lol..when Palm jumeirah in Dubai was built in 6yrs.. pgs leave all this story corruption is the major problem here.. for example, eyimba economic city will cost not more than $2b to build.. do you want to me that Nigeria can't cough out ordinary $2b to build that city that will create jobs??
Corruption is the major problem.. all this petty projects shouldn't take more than 5-6yrs to be fully complete..

Kariobangi South

Kilimani

Kisumu

Wuoche:
Kilimani

so show me where the real Kenyans are living? I love your pics anyway. I just want to see where the real Kenyans citizens live. I mean the unemployed and poor Kenyans..... or perharps where you live

rvp20182:
The blog quote Bank of Ghana - your central banker- and I went ahead and got this for you. Read it below this text. Your primitive cash-based informal economy cannot EVER HOLD A CANDLE TO KENYA. 15M dollars worth of card-based transactions - compared to 13 BILLION dollars in Kenya.
https://www.bog.gov.gh/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Payment-Systems-Annual-Report-2018-Final-Version_PUBLICATION.pdf

so total transactions Value of cards in Kenya is 13 billion dollars ?


you are funny


GHIPSS is Ghana is doing more than 40 billion cedis
whiles mobile money is doing 45 billion dollars

Cheques are doing 40 billion dollars

GIS is doning 400 billion dollars

Nairobi

Wuoche:
Nairobi

Good this are all perfect and nice pics. just shows us where the real Kenyans live , I mean the real katikati

vaxx2:
so show me where the real Kenyans are living? I love your pics anyway. I just want to see where the real Kenyans citizens live. I mean the unemployed and poor Kenyans..... or perharps where you live

So the employed and rich individuals are not Kenyans? . Here are where majority of Kenyans live.

Wuoche:
So the employed and rich individuals are not Kenyans? . Here are where majority of Kenyans live.

I mean those who are occupied with minor job or drink or hassle from the dust to make a living.... what I am suggesting is somewhere like kibera or so.. . they are the most vulnerable Kenyans....

Troy404:
Assuming what you said is correct, is Ghana in East Africa. Haha

Ghana has the best airport in it region and yours is not the best in your region

VAXX you asked for something

tylann:


it is superior than anytthing ghana can offer

yet Kotoka is the 4th best airport in Africa

Wuoche:
VAXX you asked for something

This is residential building that an average Kenyans with less than 2000 dollar per capital income can't afford . Be proud to show me kenya

Wuoche:
Kisumu

Only Kisumu and Mombasa were outside of nairobi. While the population in both Kisumu and Mombasa are not less than hundred thousands, the geographical land size of the two citg is less than what?

NairobiWalker:


Most of Accra is poorly planned even from Google maps. Just because you force yourselves to believe 2.5 million people live in Kibera doesn't make it true.

if we are talking about planning

kiddo then Accra is better planned than Nairobi

What Accra doesnt have is strict enforcement of zoning laws

Kisumu City

rvp20182:
I gave you a link from your own central bank - let me help you further by pasting the data here. VERY EMBARRASSING. All the card transactions come to 900M (0.9M) compared to Kenya 13Billion dollars. 15 times.

you see how dunb you are

e-zwich is just one of the various cards used in Ghana

surplusk:


Only Kisumu and Mombasa were outside of nairobi. While the population in both Kisumu and Mombasa are not less than hundred thousands, the geographical land size of the two citg is less than what?

Write soberly. I don`t understand what you have written.

rvp20182:
The skyscrapers are not necessary for Europe - the economy grows by 1% and the population is even declining. The skyscrapers or highrise they build were "huge" during those times. Nobody loves Skyscrapper. There are necessity when land become expensive and there is lots of demand for office and residential spaces. They are a very economical use of space.

The only reason Ghana doesn't have skyscrapers is that either land is so cheap, less populated or there is a lack of office or residential spaces - but certainly NOT because there are zoning laws that would prevent one from building highrises.

Ghana cities are very populated. So it, not the population. It either land is so cheap or there is really no demand for modern offices or hotels or malls or residential apartments because the economy is tiny and informal.

You once said Accra doesn't look like a city of a million people so whatever you say count very little to every Sané mind here.


Why should a developing nation with history of land slide and earthquake begin to build high to impress you gullible? Whatever the city lacks in highrise I have repeated it here severally it has it in beautiful homes everywhere in the city and I showed it posting few in here without repetition.Give us something better from your city that has not been repeated here or that I have not seen on citizen TV and African magic maisha, before you begin to take cheap shot on Accra.

Wuoche:
Kisumu City

I am talking of this beautiful people that shares bandry with sckscraper....

I admire their resilent spirit , they are surrounded with a developed CITY...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9RPvu30_kY

popizaino:


You once said Accra doesn't look like a city of a million people so whatever you say count very little to every Sané mind here.


Why should a developing nation with history of land slide and earthquake begin to build high to impress you gullible? Whatever the city lacks in highrise I have repeated it here severally it has it in beautiful homes everywhere in the city and I showed it posting few in here without repetition.Give us something better from your city that has not been repeated here or that I have not seen on citizen TV and African magic maisha, before you begin to take cheap shot on Accra.

Nairobi is miniature of Accra . I understand when they say there are developed...

tylann:


every vibrant economy has a boom of shopping malls why is ghana different from the rest of the world

kazikazi was right

Ghana already has an established form of shopping
and that form of shopping was established to suit the Ghanaian preference for convenience.

I dont need to walk to a mall to get good restaurants or find groceries or any other thing

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