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Esoko Provides Technical Support on YEA Maize Cultivation Project.

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA Ghana) was established to empower young people to contribute meaningfully to the socio-economic and sustainable development of the nation. In...

Ghana to Stop Importing Rice by 2023.

The government has assured that Ghana by 2023 would stop importing rice from other countries, the deputy minister of Food and Agriculture in charge...

Agricultural Sector Holds 2019 Joint Sector Review.

The 2019 edition of Joint Sector Review of the agriculture sector has being held in Kumasi with the theme; improving planning, coordination and results...

Government to construct 3 Greenhouse Villages to boost horticultural sub sector.

The government of Ghana in its quest to revamp both local and international market for vegetables has expedite to construct three Greenhouse Villages for...

GOVERNMENT MUST EXPLORE SUSTAINABLE FUNDING FOR PLANTING FOR FOOD AND JOBS-GHANAECare.

Global Hand on Natural Environmental Care (GHANECare), a non-governmental organization has advocated that government must explore all possible means to determine viable and sufficient...

Government provides alternative livelihood for galamsey communities in Eastern Region

Illegal small-scale mining, popularly known as galamsey, is a subject matter that has been discussed widely in the view of immediate and long-term...

GHANA TO STOP RICE IMPORTATION SOON – Agric Minister

The Minister of Agric, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto has stated that his outfit is working to reduce drastically, if not stop the import of...

AGRICULTURE SECTOR TO SEE MORE IMPROVEMENT IN 2019 – Hon. Dr....

The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Hon Dr. Afriyie Akoto, at a programme dubbed ‘Agricultural Sector Programme Review’ at the Coconut Grove Hotel on...

WiDS INDUSTRIAL ATTACHMENT TAKE OFF.

The past few weeks have been nothing but great and memorable experiences for the women who have dared to break the jinx in an...