
Rasheed Raymond
Ghanaian journalist and news anchor at JoyNews/Multimedia Group, host of the hard-hitting talk show "UPfront"; now serving as a public servant at Ghana's Finance Ministry.
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Sep 2, 2026
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5:49Winston TakiHOST
in in the data i saw beats i saw handmade crafts uh how has this performed so far because if you look at our technical aspect of education not much light has been placed there what are the opportunities in terms of exporting as an age authority what is there for those who are into handmade craft for instance chairs tables and all that

Rasheed RaymondGUEST
okay So for us, the handmade crafts is something that we take very important.

Rasheed RaymondGUEST
Now, if you look at the trend and what's going on, people are becoming Afrocentric.

Rasheed RaymondGUEST
It falls back on these arts and crafts and the baskets and the and all of that.
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7:46Winston TakiHOST
And where do the demands come from? Because if you go to certain, in most parts, we see even tables and Starbucks imported, so people keep wondering, how is our local artisans faring? I mean, if you