Sagrislama Limited Archives

News

Five SMEs receive $1,000 each to boost business

... -

March 21, 2024

Recent Posts

ICOUR targets tomato import reduction with 500-hectare initiative
by ...
July 14, 2026
The Irrigation Company of Upper Region Limited (ICOUR) has earmarked 500 hectares of land under the Tono and Vea Irrigation Schemes for tomato production as part of efforts to reduce Ghana’s dependence on imported… Read more: ICOUR targets tomato import reduction with 500-hectare initiative
Researchers urge successive governments to sustain food policies
by ...
July 14, 2026
A study on Youth in Just Food Systems Transitions has recommended the adoption of a bipartisan, long-term food systems policy that is insulated from changes in political administrations to ensure… Read more: Researchers urge successive governments to sustain food policies
Konjiehi farmers receive drip irrigation system to boost year-round farming
by ...
July 13, 2026
Community Aid for Rural Development (CARD)-Ghana, in partnership with the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ), has handed over a drip irrigation facility… Read more: Konjiehi farmers receive drip irrigation system to boost year-round farming
Togo’s coastal communities restore mangroves, boost livelihoods through FAO initiative
by ...
July 13, 2026
Faced with rising sea levels, mangrove degradation and the impacts of climate change, coastal communities in Togo are taking action. From Aného to Tsévié, including Agbodrafo, Goumoukopé, Lilicopé and Ayronkopé,… Read more: Togo’s coastal communities restore mangroves, boost livelihoods through FAO initiative
Eight acres of suspected Indian hemp destroyed in Peki Dzake
by ...
July 11, 2026
The Volta Regional Police Command has destroyed about eight acres of suspected Indian hemp farms at Peki Dzake as part of intensified efforts to combat the cultivation and trafficking of… Read more: Eight acres of suspected Indian hemp destroyed in Peki Dzake

Tag: Sagrislama Limited

Five SMEs receive $1,000 each to boost business