A good number of tweets Wednesday morning are projecting and promoting Dzata Cement as the brand to patronize, with most of the tweets leaning towards nationalist/patriotic motivations.
The operations of Susu collectors in Ghana are increasingly becoming digitised following a partnership between the Ghana Co-operative Susu Collectors Association (GCSCA) and Savings at the Frontier.
The European Union (EU) Ambassador to Ghana, Ms Diana Acconcia, has paid a working visit to the Bunge Loders Croklaan facility in Tema to get a better understanding of the shea business and learn more about the company’s operations in the West-African sub-region.
From the first Rural and Community Bank (RCB) which was established at Agona Nyakrom in 1976, there are currently 145 RCBs with more than 800 agencies spread across the 16 regions of the country.
The National Board for Small Scale Industries (NBSSI) is partnering with Mastercard Foundation and other firms to deliver a strong micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) sector to support the country’s economy.
The Public Interest and Accountability Committee (PIAC) has said that 10 years is ripe for the country to do an introspection of how it has managed revenues from its oil resource.
Listening to the Chief Executive Officer of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Dr Opoku Ware Ampomah, there is no doubt that his life is a testament of hard work and dedication.
The country will own a development bank in two months’ time after almost five years of strategising on how best to address the long-term funding lag facing businesses.
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr Alan Kyerematen, has said that the investment undertaken by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Engineers and Planners, Mr Ibrahim Mahama, should pave the way for more Ghanaians to venture into investments in industries that otherwise have been dominated by foreign entrepreneurs for so long.
The New Economy Booster programme (NEB), which has supported businesses focused on solving Covid-19 related socio-economic problems in Ghana, wrapped up on April 16, 2021.
A global icon, Mr Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, has urged the government to strive to create an enabling environment to attract Ghanaians living abroad and the African diaspora to invest their resources in the country.
The Strategic Youth Network for Development (SYND), which comprises young people who are involved in environmental action projects, has called for more investment to fight climate change in the country.
The efforts of the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) to localise its own examination through a legislation has now seen the light of day, following the launch of the CIMG Professional Marketing Qualifications exams which will start in September 2021.
The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), is the only development partner that understood and believed in the vision of the Government of Ghana’s flagship agricultural transformation programme, Planting for Food and Jobs, at the outset, and has supported it since, according to the Minister for Food and Agriculture, Dr. Owusu Afriyie-Akoto.
