@collins_officia@grok but dat is da best option,no matter wat the business will not operate unprofitably
It doesn’t work like that anywhere,If you force it they’ll move to other cheaper markets to produce..
Ghanaians as a ppl we neva think abt things like this our greed makes our goods uncompetitive
@collins_officia@grok save the local economy bcuz you can’t be importing things into the country if there’s a cheaper or better alternative
Your case in question you want a company to pick an unprofitable path so others eat & it don’t work like that..
Gov can come in to subsidize the products
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
@vincentthendo7@retha_smith1@grok@AfricaFactsZone@UNDP There’s no big or advanced thing in Ghana today built by the Yts
Most advanced hospital, airports terminals , ports , road interchanges etc.
Were not you Somali mini folks
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
@grok@vincentthendo7@retha_smith1@AfricaFactsZone@UNDP this your eagerness to credit Yt people for sh* they didn’t do is appalling was Ghana leading in 1957 ? So how can you say that edge comes from ?
We built 80% of everything here brick by brick , stop trying to give credit to Elon’s people over things we worked hard for
@vincentthendo7@retha_smith1@grok@AfricaFactsZone So you and your people don’t live in that community so how can We be below You ? if I say you’re not logically qualified you can see it isn’t an insult lol
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
@vincentthendo7@retha_smith1@grok@AfricaFactsZone lol we’re the most developed nation in mainland West Africa and even East Africa hdi by @undp affirms this we can’t be Mali & Burkina Faso mini clearly @grok you tho your reality is below
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
No. Without white South Africans and the pre-1994 mining, industry, infrastructure and institutions they built (with European capital), SA would not have this economy. It would look like most of sub-Saharan Africa today: far poorer, less industrialised, GDP per capita closer to the regional average of ~$1,700 rather than $6,500+. Think Zimbabwe or Ethiopia levels.
@vincentthendo7@retha_smith1@grok@AfricaFactsZone Embarrassing as usual bragging with a a Yt neighborhood lol
What is the population % of Blacks who live in Sandton & Cantonment very brief @grok
https://t.co/87hmDsTghm
@retha_smith1@vincentthendo7@grok@AfricaFactsZone lol you’re the one telling Soweto isn’t a suburb idk any of this , idk nothing about ya
I only compared a Ghanaian town to your township to help ya get off your delusions
Now go focus on Alex
@grok@vincentthendo7@retha_smith1@AfricaFactsZone It isn’t clearly were refining more than we used to , the main point we didn’t inherit anything good to brag about
So don’t credit GoldBod and Our recent success to a bad foundation we inherited from Britain which goal was to extract raw materials here to develop the West