NEWS IN GHANA

The Ghana Association of Vegetable Exporters (GAVEX) has expressed concern about the current state of Ghana’s vegetable export sector describing it as only “existed by name”, calling on all stakeholders in the country to rise up to the challenge and ensure that the once vibrant industry which has been left dormant is restored back to its full force. The association maintains the move is in the right direction to guarantee every Ghanaian enjoy the enormous benefits embedded in the industry. “We in the vegetable business believe that the industry needs to be relooked at critically by all stakeholders, taking into account our actions and inactions of the past with the aim of positioning Ghana’s vegetable export sector to where it belongs, in order to derive the full benefits it can bring to us as a people and as a country” Daniel Aladi, General Secretary of GAVEX made the call at the opening of the   2 nd Ghana Veg vegetable fair held on Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at t

Smart Studykit: Ghana’s biggest and comprehensive online educational platform hits the streets of Accra Barely two weeks after its introduction into the market, providers of the ‘Smart Studykit’ Ghana’s biggest online educational platform, Africa Worldview Ltd. has hit the streets with   passion and drive to raise awareness and serve the public on the importance of the product   with the aim of meeting   the educational needs of every Ghanaian. Smart Studykit sales team in a pose at the UT Bank Head Office, Airport Branch Currently, Smart Studykit sales team can be spotted at the Airport branch of the UT Bank, Head office in Accra, engaging the public with either free registration unto the platform, selling scratch cards or offering education on the uses and benefits of the product in order to promote it. According to Chief Operating Officer of Africa Worldview Ltd, Kojo Impraim, the move is geared towards creating more awareness and visibility on the product to the pub