Dr. Nteranya Sanginga appointed as new AFAP Chairman.
The African Fertilizer and Agribusiness Partnership (AFAP) has appointed Dr. Nteranya Sanginga, a Ph.D. holder in Agronomy/ Soil Microbiology and the Director-General...
National Cocoa Rehabilitation Programme in limbo.
The government's national Cocoa Rehabilitation Programme risks total collapse following an admission by some supervisors and cocoa farmers that the Programme is...
COCOBOD to sign a $1.5 billion Syndication Loan for 2021/2022 cocoa...
Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) will later today sign a $1.5 billion Syndication Loan for the 2021/2022 cocoa crop season.
The shortage of food in Ghana: Exaggeration of PFJ figures is...
The shortage and price hikes of food commodities have been attributed to the exportation of food commodities to other African countries, but...
Cashew conference to address supply chain challenges
The 15th African Cashew Alliance (ACA) annual cashew conference that commenced yesterday has the objective of finding solutions to challenges facing the...
There is a food shortage, not food crisis – Deputy Agric...
The Deputy Minister for Agriculture has dismissed claims that the country is faced with a food crisis.
Mr Yaw...
Farmers in 8 districts receive 19,000 cashew seedlings from CNFA.
As part of efforts to boost the production of cashew in the country, a total of 19,000 improved cashew seedlings have been...
Work diligently to safeguard cocoa industry: COCOBOD boss urges stakeholders.
The Chief Executive of Ghana COCOBOD, Mr. Joseph Aidoo, has tasked stakeholders to lead the campaign for afforestation, good agricultural practices and...
2021 light crop cocoa season closes by the close of work...
The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has announced that the purchases for the 2021 light Crop Season will cease at the close of...
COCOBOD to submit written-off values of expired products to Parliament.
The management of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) says it will be submitting written-off values of some expired agrochemicals and fertilizers to...
