The Government of Ghana has launched a major agricultural initiative aimed at reducing the country’s heavy reliance on imported vegetables while boosting local production and creating jobs.
Atlantic Lithium has announced the issuance of 217,720 new ordinary shares following the exercise of vested Performance Rights. This move is part of their compliance with the Corporations Act, ...
The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) has commemorated its 10th anniversary in Ghana with a ceremony that highlighted a decade of significant contributions to national development, ...
As part of the mission, Governor Bryan and members of the official Virgin Islands delegation toured the Port of Tema, ...
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UNOPS Ghana launches 10th anniversary, pledges high-impact projects
By Patrick Ofoe Nudzi/Benjamin Adamafio Commey, GNA Accra, Dec. 10, GNA – The United Nations Office for Project Services ...
Indigenous mining firm Azumah Resources Ghana has taken a major step toward developing its flagship Black Volta Gold Project ...
Ja Rule’s journey into philanthropy did not happen overnight. His school project in Ghana reflects a deeper, more personal commitment to global education. Partnering with Pencils of Promise, a ...
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Ghana: Sagnarigu MP Breaks Ground for Gh¢3.3m Development Projects
Member of Parliament (MP) for the Sagnarigu Constituency, Mr Atta Issah, on Saturday broke ground for the construction of two development projects valued at GH¢3.3 million in two communities within ...
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Ghana: President Mahama Launches Major Project to Boost Vegetable Farming and Cut Imports
President John Dramani Mahama has launched a new vegetable development project, announcing a significant move to tackle food insecurity by helping farmers grow more food and earn a reliable income.
Aim-listed lithium explorer and developer Atlantic Minerals. Piedmont has an earn-in right of 50% of Atlantic’s Ghanaian projects, including Ewoyaa, and the company holds a 10% equity interest in ...
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