Right Reverend Prosper Samuel Dzomeku Archives

News

Churches urged to venture into food crop cultivation

... -

August 6, 2022

Recent Posts

Ghana’s tomato import bill exceeds US$230m annually – CSIR researchers
by ...
August 11, 2026
Ghana’s tomato imports alone exceed US$230 million annually, while a disease-driven ginger collapse has left the country 99 per cent import-dependent, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) researchers have… Read more: Ghana’s tomato import bill exceeds US$230m annually – CSIR researchers
Farmer urges gov’t to create poultry marketing hubs nationwide
by ...
August 11, 2026
A poultry farmer has appealed to the Government to establish poultry markets and processing centres under the Nkoko Nkitinkiti Programme to facilitate the marketing of birds and ensure the long-term… Read more: Farmer urges gov’t to create poultry marketing hubs nationwide
MoFA rallies support for GHS100m Agricultural Education Fund
by ...
August 11, 2026
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has appealed for support towards the Ghana Agriculture Fund for Education and Transformation (GAFET) to strengthen agricultural education, skills development and secure national food security. … Read more: MoFA rallies support for GHS100m Agricultural Education Fund
ACCP names Dr John Kupagme agriculture content sector leader
by ...
August 11, 2026
The African Chamber of Content Producers (ACCP) has appointed Dr. John Y. Kupagme as the new Leader of its Agriculture Content Sector, tasking the renowned mycology researcher with spearheading the continent’s push for agricultural… Read more: ACCP names Dr John Kupagme agriculture content sector leader
The Young Inventors Prize 2027
by ...
August 10, 2026
Deadline: 30Th September 2026 The Young Inventors Prize rewards those who innovate with a purpose and contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) using technology. Aimed at individuals… Read more: The Young Inventors Prize 2027

Tag: Right Reverend Prosper Samuel Dzomeku

Churches urged to venture into food crop cultivation