The Inconvenient Truth with Ing. Professor Douglas K. Boateng: When the elephants forget the grass

For decades, Ghana's poultry industry has lived with an uncomfortable contradiction.

There is a very particular facial expression that appears on live television roughly four times a week across this continent, and I have come to recognise it instantly.

By any measure, the discovery of oil in commercial quantities in Ghana in 2007 marked a defining moment in the country’s economic history.

There is a pattern familiar to almost every Ghanaian who has worked in or around government.

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A market woman puts a little money into a susu every week. A salaried worker keeps part of each month’s salary in a mobile-money wallet.

The Ghanaian conscience has long been anchored on the profound principle of communal fairness - the idea that “Obaatan” (the nurturing mother) and the village lift every child together.