Ghana soon @70 Epd6: The Past, Present & Future. | Dr Abu Sakara

As Ghana marks 70 years of independence, one question stands above all others: Can Ghana feed itself and become an agricultural powerhouse for Africa? In this compelling episode of Ghana Soon @70: The Past, Present & Future, we sit down with Abu Sakara Foster to explore Ghana's agricultural future, food security challenges, economic transformation, and the role of agriculture in national development. Dr. Abu Sakara Foster shares his insights on why Ghana continues to wield significant intellectual and political influence across Africa despite its size, and how the country can leverage its agricultural potential to drive sustainable economic growth. Drawing on decades of experience in agriculture, policy, and development, he outlines practical solutions for increasing productivity, empowering farmers, reducing food imports, and creating opportunities for the next generation. This conversation examines the critical relationship between agriculture, leadership, economic development, and national prosperity. From food self-sufficiency and agribusiness to climate resilience and rural development, the discussion highlights the strategic decisions Ghana must make to secure its future. As Africa's population continues to grow and global food systems face increasing pressure, Ghana's success or failure in agriculture will have implications far beyond its borders. What policies are needed? What role should technology play? How can young people be encouraged to see agriculture as a pathway to wealth creation rather than a last resort? Whether you're interested in African development, food security, economics, public policy, agribusiness, leadership, or the future of Ghana, this episode offers valuable insights into one of the most important conversations facing the continent today. Join us as we reflect on Ghana's legacy, assess its present realities, and explore the possibilities that lie ahead. 👉 Do you believe Ghana can achieve food self-sufficiency? Share your thoughts in the comments. #GhanaSoonAt70 #AbuSakaraFoster #GhanaAgriculture #FoodSecurity #Agribusiness #AfricanDevelopment #GhanaAt70 #EconomicDevelopment #SustainableAgriculture #Leadership #Governance #NationBuilding #AgricultureInAfrica #FutureOfGhana #AfricaRising 📚 Join the movement - https://afliga.org/african-women-in-g... 🌐 Connect With Us - https://afliga.org/ Follow us for more thought-provoking content, events, and discussions: 👉 Bigne Watch All Our Videos:    • Welcome to RELIGION AND ENTERPRISE TV   👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afliga1/?hl=en 👉 Facebook:   / afliga1   Welcome to Channel 63 – Africa’s Voice for Transformation Fellow African, welcome to Channel 63, your trusted network spotlighting the rise of Africa. There’s no doubt — Africa is the future of the world. And the future of Africa lies in the hands of Africans like you. We focus on the continent’s most impactful developments in line with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and Agenda 2063 — with special attention to youth and women empowerment. Channel 63 brings you deep insights into the initiatives driving economic growth, innovation, and collaboration across Africa. Join us for expert analysis and in-depth dialogues with Africa’s leading policymakers and change agents, as we explore the continent’s path to transformation. 🌍 Ready to Lead Africa’s Future? If you're passionate about shaping Africa’s destiny, take the next step. Enroll in our leadership programs at www.afliga.org — designed to equip the next generation of African leaders with the skills, mindset, and networks to make a lasting impact. 💬 Support & Connect Your feedback helps us grow. To support this initiative, you can contribute via: Account Name: Africa Future Leaders Institute of Global Affairs Account number: 9040013217348 (GHC) Account number: 9040013228285 (USD) Account Type: Current Bank: Stanbick Bank Branch: Stabic Heights SWIFT CODE: SBICGHAC Bank Address: Stanbic Heights 215 Liberation Link , Airport City, Accra Can Ghana achieve food self-sufficiency? We analyze the reality behind