Accra, Ghana, November 2, 2018//-Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has met the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall at the Jubilee House, noting the visit by the Royals underscores the importance of the relations between Ghana and the United Kingdom.
November 2, 2018//-The Eastern Regional Sachet Water Producers Association, Ghana has announced that prices of sachet water will from Monday, November 5, be increased from GH¢2 per bag to GH¢3 at factory price.
Johannesburg, South Africa, November 2, 2018//-Infinite Foods introduced a game-changer in the innovative and exciting plant-based protein market following the launch of Beyond Burger, in Johannesburg.
Accra, Ghana, November 2, 2018//-The Vice President of Ghana, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has extolled the value of a Building Code for Ghana, saying it will ensure that Government gets value for the money expended on infrastructure investments.
November 2, 2018//-African AgriTech is rapidly growing, with the number of startups operating in the market growing 110% over the past two years, and over US$19 million invested over the same period.
Accra, Ghana, November 2, 2018//-The economy of Ghana has experienced remarkable progress over the last quarter century, but there is increasing incidence of poverty and inequality levels, an economist, Dr Kojo Appiah-Kubi, observed.
November 3, 2018//-Africa’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have traditionally found it hard to acquire bank credit, but the fintech revolution is now helping to make lending to them a viable business.
Toronto, Canada, November 1, 2018//- The Mastercard Foundation today announced a new fund that will enable young changemakers to seed and kick-start promising social ventures and community projects, creating economic opportunities for themselves and others.
November 1, 2018//-First came the cotton gin in 1794. Now comes the edible cottonseed in 2018. The first one revolutionized textiles. Will the second change nutrition?
Washington, USA, November 1, 2018// – The World Bank has approved a $60 million International Development Association (IDA) credit for the Ghana Productive Safety Net project to strengthen and improve social safety nets and productive inclusion of the poor and vulnerable.
