GHANA , as part of efforts to mitigate the effect of climate change and ensuring the sustainable management of her forests resources has taken pragmatic steps to engage all stakeholders in its effort to encourage behavioral change towards conservation.
MORE than 600 participants are expected to attend the first Africa SME Champions Forum from 11- 12 November 2014 in Dakar, the capital of Senegal.
TOTAL assets of banks operating in Ghana have risen significantly at the time that the Ghanaian economy is reported not to be doing well. From January to July this year, the country’s total banking assets increased by 39.7 percent to GH¢44.2 billion in July 2014.
GHANA Agricultural Producers and Traders’ Organisation (GAPTO), a leading advocate in the agriculture sector has called for pragmatic policies and stakeholders engagement to help improve access to funding to operators in the agricultural sector. The group is further challenging private sector to play a more significant role in providing financial services within the agricultural sector. […]
GHANA’S Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have contributed over $400 million ( Ghc 800 million) annually to the nation’s coffers in the form of the excise duties, road levies and other taxes.
By Makhtar Diop AS more than 120 world leaders converge on New York this week for an unprecedented UN climate summit, one highly significant voice needs to be heard. That voice belongs to Africa.
A key new report by GSMA Intelligence, the research arm of the GSMA has revealed that Smartphones will account for two out of every three mobile connections globally by 2020.
Ghana’s Volta River Authority (VRA) has announced that it will cut back on power generation next month due to the low water levels in the Akosombo Dam.
GHANA’S National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) says any employer who fails to register his/her employees under the new national pension scheme by the close of this year will be sanctioned.
MILENA Ristovic, a secondary school teacher in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, suffers from a complaint common to millions around the world. “My battery-hungry devices run out so quickly,” she laments.
