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" Making Ghana the True Black Star of the World" Book launched in Bibiani

A book entitled, 'Making Ghana the True Black Star of the World,' has been launched in Bibiani,outlining 16 key ministries and 58 policies to drive economic growth and stability to attract investors and boosting Ghana's global recognition."

Date Created : 7/3/2025 : Story Author : Daniel Akwasi Nuako/ ghanadistricts.com

The 382-page book with sixteen chapters is an attempt by the author to provides a comprehensive account of policies and strategies to attract investors and promote developments and project Ghana’s to the global world as the True Black Star of the World.

The book also critiqued past and present government administrations on policy implementation and advocates for a stable business environment for the private sector.

The book authored by Mr. Daniel Tamatey, a Ghanaian visionary and development expert, who doubles as the Civil Culture and Plantation Manager of Rainforest Builder Ghana with a vision to restore degraded lands in illegal mining areas in Ghana, urges policymakers to prioritize exporting goods over importing, leveraging Ghana’s natural resources.

Speaking at the launch, he highlighted and recommended some key areas of focus for policymakers.

This includes the ministry of Revenue and Expenditure, Ministry of Economic Planning, Trade and Industry, Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Agribusiness, Ministry of Justice and Attorney General, Ministry of Defence and National Security.

The rest are Ministry of Energy and Green Energy, Ministry of Mining Environment, Restoration and Sanitation, Ministry of Youth and Sports Department, Ministry of Local Government and Decentralisation, Ministry of Health and Wellness, Ministry of Tourism and Development among few others.

"According to Mr. Daniel Tamatey's statistics, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Agribusiness alone has the potential to create 1 million jobs for Ghanaian youth, ensuring food sufficiency.

He questioned why Ghana imports onions, tomatoes, and rice from neighboring countries like Burkina Faso and Co'te d'Ivoire despite having the potential and climatic conditions to produce more.

Mr. Tamatey emphasized that sanitation is a significant industry that can provide energy and other products and that Ghana's major challenge lies in lacking policy direction.

He noted that this would help curb the trend of youth seeking non-existent jobs abroad, particularly in countries like Dubai, Qatar, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia

Mr. Tamatey recommended that the president, political party leaders, politicians, clergy, traditional authorities, entrepreneurs, and youth acquire a copy of his book."

Contact the author for a copy of the book on Tel: 0247828646