Burkina Faso $8.1M Tomato Facility Making Waves

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If the new leadership builds infrastructure and brings instructors to teach the farmers about innovations in agriculture, the country would be much better off.

Breaking away from Western domination means reducing your need for their resources. Gives you more options, and leverage dealing with them.
 

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These countries need to invest in STEM.

They are woefully behind from technological standpoint.

And a lot of African countries sell raw materials to Europe (for processing) for pennies on the dollar.
Then end up paying Europe top dollar to get those same materials imported back to them as finished products. embarrassing :snoop:
 

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If the new leadership builds infrastructure and brings instructors to teach the farmers about innovations in agriculture, the country would be much better off.

Breaking away from Western domination means reducing your need for their resources. Gives you more options, and leverage dealing with them.

Also saves money, especially since France has Francophone countries paying "tax" to France.
 

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These countries need to invest in STEM.

They are woefully behind from technological standpoint.

And a lot of African countries sell raw materials to Europe (for processing) for pennies on the dollar.

No, most of them are investing in agriculture now. It's the main focus in all African countries for this decade. Once you're able to feed yourself without imports you can do anything else.

You cant' do any STEM if you can't feed yourself.
 

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No, most of them are investing in agriculture now. It's the main focus in all African countries for this decade. Once you're able to feed yourself without imports you can do anything else.

You cant' do any STEM if you can't feed yourself.

that's a narrow minded viewpoint.

One of the reasons why China is so powerful is because they send their citizens to the US and Europe to get educated. And then they go back to their home country.

A lot of Africans leave, and never go back. More importantly, they rarely take their knowledge to help grow the country. Ibrahim is pushing agriculture, because that's all he knows. If they was up on science and technology, he would be pushing that as well.

But again, it's not just agriculture. A lot of African countries possess an abundance of natural resources that are extracted for pennies on the dollar buy western countries. Those countries have been conditioned to be sub servant to their former colonizers. That mentality has to change. Burkina Faso, Niger and a few other countries are trying to break the cycle, but it's not going to happen overnight.
 

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These countries need to invest in STEM.

They are woefully behind from technological standpoint.

And a lot of African countries sell raw materials to Europe (for processing) for pennies on the dollar.
You can't just jump to STEM.

You need to take care of agriculture and industry first.


India jumped from nowhere to STEM and they got stuck.
 

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that's a narrow minded viewpoint.

One of the reasons why China is so powerful is because they send their citizens to the US and Europe to get educated. And then they go back to their home country.

A lot of Africans leave, and never go back. More importantly, they rarely take their knowledge to help grow the country. Ibrahim is pushing agriculture, because that's all he knows. If they was up on science and technology, he would be pushing that as well.

But again, it's not just agriculture. A lot of African countries possess an abundance of natural resources that are extracted for pennies on the dollar buy western countries. Those countries have been conditioned to be sub servant to their former colonizers. That mentality has to change. Burkina Faso, Niger and a few other countries are trying to break the cycle, but it's not going to happen overnight.

you dont understand and you have to think logically which you're not doing. There are young poeple who focus on STEM and those kids are able to EAT EVERYDAY

If a huge multitude has to walk 5 miles to pick rice and get water, that takes time. By the time they get home and EAT something it's time to rest for the next day. or if you have to wait on IMPORTS you food deprived, you cant think while being deprived of food

If that food is grown and processed close their home THEN they have time to spend on other things. It's COMMON SENSE.

Growing your own food also saves money and boosts your economy in so many ways

It's backwards to focus on stem first and not food. Food security is the #1 concern with EVERY nation
 

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you dont understand and you have to think logically which you're not doing. There are young poeple who focus on STEM and those kids are able to EAT EVERYDAY

If a huge multitude has to walk 5 miles to pick rice and get water, that takes time. By the time they get home and EAT something it's time to rest for the next day. or if you have to wait on IMPORTS you food deprived, you cant think while being deprived of food

If that food is grown and processed close their home THEN they have time to spend on other things. It's COMMON SENSE.

Growing your own food also saves money and boosts your economy in so many ways

It's backwards to focus on stem first and not food. Food security is the #1 concern with EVERY nation
You’re not looking at the bigger picture


 

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You’re not looking at the bigger picture




so many of you here post vague comments

the topic is about his tomato facility which is part of his agricultural initiative, thats it, thats IT... that is IT THAT IS IT. The ONLY point of THIS thread is about producing YOUR OWN TOMATOS

damn you nikkas over think into foolishness
 

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If the new leadership builds infrastructure and brings instructors to teach the farmers about innovations in agriculture, the country would be much better off.

Breaking away from Western domination means reducing your need for their resources. Gives you more options, and leverage dealing with them.
It's strange because they killed Sankara for exactly trying to move in this direction
 
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