Addis Ababa, Ethiopia//- African leaders assembled at a global meeting to discuss the status of local pharmaceutical manufacturing on the continent, underscored the need to increase local production of vaccines and therapeutics to achieve greater public-health security.
Accra, Ghana//-Mr Mukesh V. Thakwani alias Mike who is the doyen of Ghana’s steel industry has chalked another success in his attempt to create more business opportunities for the youth.
For decades, private companies, investors, and public-health leaders have taken a pass on domestic vaccine manufacturing. But a confluence of circumstances may be changing the calculation.
The Member of Parliament for the Dormaa East Constituency in the Bono Region, Paul Twum Barimah has supported about 200 youth in his constituency with several vocational development materials to help them commence their apprenticeship.
The transformative power of the export manufacturing sector in Lesotho has been apparent over last two decades.
The coronavirus has imposed difficulties on vulnerable workers. Wikimedia Commons Kunal Sen, United Nations University; Michael Danquah, United Nations University; Robert Darko Osei, University of Ghana, and Simone Schotte, United Nations University Coronavirus lockdowns brought the world to a standstill. Rules on hygiene and social distancing have reshaped daily life, schools and businesses had been […]
Accra, Ghana//-74 percent of Fast Moving Consumer Goods products surveyed across 19 product categories with high local production potential are imported, according to findings by research and advisory firm, Konfidants, conducted in December last year.
Accra, Ghana//-As part of this year’s International Women’s Day, African Eye Report, a leading pan-African economic, finance, business, energy and ICT news website, has published the profiles of some of the distinguished women including Madam Winnie Ngumi.
Plans to build a £350million biomanufacturing plant to produce modern medicines and boost the UK’s resilience have taken a major step forward.
Kenya and Uganda have agreed in principal on a bilateral agreement that could put an end to the persistent trade dispute in sugar, fruit juices and pharmaceuticals between the two neighbouring countries.
