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24-Hour Economy mobilises over GHS1bn to transform poultry value chain
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September 7, 2026
The 24-Hour Economy Secretariat and Accelerated Export Development Authority has mobilised financing commitments exceeding GHS1 billion to support Ghana’s poultry value chain. The financing forms part of efforts to boost… Read more: 24-Hour Economy mobilises over GHS1bn to transform poultry value chain
Kintampo Agric Director calls for by-laws to regulate cattle grazing
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September 7, 2026
Mr Eric Kontomah, the Kintampo North Municipal Director of Agriculture in the Bono East Region, has appealed for the enactment of bye-laws to control cattle herding and crop grazing in… Read more: Kintampo Agric Director calls for by-laws to regulate cattle grazing
Ghanaians urged to rekindle tree planting spirit
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September 7, 2026
The spirit of tree planting and afforestation must be rekindled among Ghanaians to help combat the growing effects of climate change, Dr Owusu Fordjour Aidoo, an environmental researcher and expert,… Read more: Ghanaians urged to rekindle tree planting spirit
Tano North MP presents 84 motorised spraying machines to cocoa farmers
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September 7, 2026
Dr Gideon Boako, Member of Parliament for Tano North, has supported cocoa farmers in the constituency with motorised spraying machines to help ease the burden of farm maintenance and improve… Read more: Tano North MP presents 84 motorised spraying machines to cocoa farmers
Ghanaian youth lead drive for homegrown climate solutions
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September 7, 2026
Ghanaian youth have unveiled practical, locally sourced climate solutions ranging from upcycled fashion to solar innovations, aimed at supporting efforts to addressing the country’s environmental challenges. The innovations included solar-powered… Read more: Ghanaian youth lead drive for homegrown climate solutions

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