Gov't targets textiles, agribusiness and auto components in investment push
Why Ghana's investment pitch now goes beyond political stability - and what it means for businesses.
Ghana's investment promotion agency is targeting textiles, agribusiness, and component manufacturing to attract foreign investors.
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