From New Ideas to New Possibilities: How Partnerships are Transforming Africa's Cashew Sector
The cashew sector in Nigeria is both competitive and profitable. With opportunities in local and international markets, FoodPro Company saw the industry as a chance not only to contribute to the country's economy but also to grow its business.
Local Partnership Expands Access to Business Information for Ghanaian Entrepreneurs
For many entrepreneurs in Ghana, growing a business is not only about access to funding. The biggest challenge is knowing where to find the right information and understanding how to navigate regulatory systems that are often complex and difficult to access. From business registration and tax compliance to product certification and government support programmes, many small businesses struggle to understand the processes required to operate formally and competitively. Important information is frequently spread across different platforms, written in technical language, or buried in long policy documents that many entrepreneurs simply do not have the time or expertise to interpret.
GIZ, Zoomlion and Blue Skies Launch InnoWaste Initiative to Empower Youth and Women through Recycling
A major new partnership aimed at tackling plastic pollution while creating economic opportunities for thousands of Ghanaians has been launched in Accra.
From Waste to Value: Unlocking Ghana’s Cashew Apple Potential Through Innovation and Partnerships
What if what was once discarded could drive jobs, innovation, and growth?
Well, this is exactly what brought 160 stakeholders from 13 countries together at the recent Regional Cashew Apple Valorization Conference and Exhibition in Accra.
Academia, Industry and Development Partners Unite to Upgrade Biomedical Engineering Laboratories of KNUST and UG
The Biomedical Engineering Departments of the University of Ghana (UG) and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have unveiled newly upgraded Bioinstrumentation Laboratories designed to transform biomedical engineering education and strengthen Ghana’s healthcare system.
Building Consumer Trust in Ghana’s E-Commerce Space: A Human Story Behind the Screens
If you live in Ghana today, chances are you’ve ordered something online or at least thought about it. Maybe it was a pair of shoes on Instagram, groceries via an app, or a mobile phone advertised on a marketplace platform. And if you’re like many Ghanaians, you’ve also probably hesitated before clicking “Buy Now.”
From Boardroom to Farmland: When Global Policy Met Women’s Shea Trees in Northern Ghana
As part of the just ended Government-to-Government (G2G) negotiations between Germany and Ghana, a high-level delegation from Germany stepped out of the conference room and into the shea fields of northern Ghana, over 700 KM from Ghana’s capital city, witnessing firsthand how development cooperation is transforming the lives of women at the grassroots.