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Can beekeeping create the jobs Ghana needs?
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August 3, 2026
Ghana stands at a critical economic crossroads. Facing a surging youth unemployment rate that experts warn poses a direct threat to national security, policymakers are under immense pressure to deploy swift, innovative,… Read more: Can beekeeping create the jobs Ghana needs?
Rice farmers can save over 30% water without yield loss – Research
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August 3, 2026
Researchers have found that Ghanaian rice farmers can reduce irrigation water use by more than 30 per cent without sacrificing yields by adopting an improved irrigation technique known as Alternate… Read more: Rice farmers can save over 30% water without yield loss – Research
Parliament passes COCOBOD Bill to reform cocoa sector
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August 1, 2026
Parliament has passed the Ghana COCOBOD Bill, 2026, establishing a comprehensive legal framework to regulate, oversee and monitor the cocoa value chain, improve farmer welfare, and enhance revenue generation. The legislation guarantees cocoa farmers… Read more: Parliament passes COCOBOD Bill to reform cocoa sector
Eden Tree gets new majority owners as Pangea, Black Star seal deal
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August 1, 2026
Pangea Africa Ltd (Pangea) and Black Star Africa Ltd (BSA), investors in agribusiness and agro-processing, have jointly acquired a majority stake in Eden Tree Limited, Ghana’s leading producer and distributor… Read more: Eden Tree gets new majority owners as Pangea, Black Star seal deal
GIPA Urges infrastructure investment to tackle post-harvest losses
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August 1, 2026
The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) has identified post-harvest losses of crops as a major challenge in the nation’s agriculture sector, calling for the expansion of physical infrastructure to address the problem. … Read more: GIPA Urges infrastructure investment to tackle post-harvest losses

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