The World Shea Expo returns to Tamale-but can it transform Ghana's shea industry?
The World Shea Expo is returning to Tamale in 2026, bringing together stakeholders in the shea industry. The event aims to boost investment and trade-but what challenges will they face?
Ghana's seed system is getting a reset - but what does this mean for the country's broader agricultural transformation?
A National Seed System Reset Programme has been launched at the University of Ghana, bringing together stakeholders to discuss strengthening Ghana's seed system. The programme aims to create a modern, coordinated pipeline - hinting at the future of Ghana's agricultural transformation agenda.
Will the JoyBusiness Roundtable expose gaps between Ghana's economic narratives and the experiences of its citizens?
JoyBusiness Roundtable will host a discussion on whether Ghana's economic narratives match real-sector outcomes. Policymakers, economists, and private sector leaders will assess economic progress - but will the discussion reveal a different story?
Big changes are coming to Ghana's free zones - but how will this affect local businesses?
Trade Minister Ofosu-Adjare shared government's plans regarding Ghana's special economic zones. The move aims to support agro-processing and light manufacturing- but what does this mean for local industrial production?
Ghana and Belarus are getting closer - but what does this mean for travel, trade, and education?
Ghana and Belarus are set to begin talks on a visa waiver agreement. This is part of a broader effort to deepen cooperation - but what benefits will this bring?
The Agric Minister says "we are not fools" - but is the tomato crisis response as smart as it could be?
The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has responded to FABAG's ultimatum regarding the ongoing tomato supply crisis. He defends the ministry's actions and suggests some stakeholders may be misinformed - but what does this mean for consumers?
A major infrastructure project may be incorporated into a key government initiative - but what could be the hold up?
President Mahama and the TUC convened at the May Day celebration. The government is considering a significant change to its 'Big Push' programme - but what does this mean for a vital sector?