The Business & Financial Times on MSN4d
Operation feed the nation: Leveraging district-based food production and prison labour for an enhanced school feeding programme
By Albert AMEKUDZI  Agriculture has long been the backbone of Ghana’s economy, employing a significant portion of the ...
Ghana News Agency on MSN10d
SPACO to feed themselves through GAfF’s SHARP initiative
The St. Paul’s Senior High School and Minor Seminary (SPACO) will in the near future feed its students and possibly, others ...
Business and Financial Times on MSN3d
Sustainable mining, clean water, arable land and good health: Can all four co-exist?
By: Springboard Road Show Foundation Illegal small-scale mining, known as ‘galamsey,’ is a significant threat to Ghana’s ...
Ghanaweb.com26d
Use prison enterprise to bridge the gap in infrastructural development
Each region could focus on key crops such as maize, tomatoes, onions, cassava ... for structured prison farm programs to fill this gap. Additionally, the Ghana Statistical Service reports that ...
standardmedia.co.ke28d
Bioeconomy: Key weapon against climate change crisis in Africa
Farmers at Kiplombe maize farm Uasin Gisu County yesterday ... such as maize, sorghum, and cassava, widely grown in sub-Saharan Africa, which can serve both food and feed needs.
modernghana.com21d
Put prisoners to work on farms to fight food inflation – Crop Scientist urges Burkina Faso approach
“Imagine a scenario where prisoners who previously stole cassava are now learning how to ... where prisoners are now working on farms to reduce their sentences, he argued that Ghana could adopt a ...
modernghana.com27d
First-Class Travel Ban for Ministers Comes Much Rather Late but Laudable
almost as if money in the erstwhile Gold Coast literally grew on trees and cassava farms in the Volta Region (See “Mahama Bans First-Class Travel for Government Appointees, Ministers” Ghanaweb.com 2/7 ...