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Africa’s 33 million smallholder farmers feed an estimated one-third of humanity, and are key to mitigating global...

Kan-Dapaah writes to Chief of Defense Staff; don’t overstep mandate on election day Hon. A. Kan-Dapaah, former MP and...

I did not have the benefit of listening to your Press Conference held on Friday, 25 November 2016, but I have read the...

Opinion December 4, 2016

I will want to begin with a ‘shout out’ to all our hard working farmers for their extraordinary role in helping us...

Business December 2, 2016

Many women are happy about nurturing the greens but only a few are said to find vegetable farming fascinating. That’s...

It's pathetic that a few days to elections, the most important discussion dominating our airwaves is not about the...

Ms Joan Eleeza, the Volta Regional Public Health Nurse, (VRPHN) has reiterated the call on men to encourage women to...

The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) on Tuesday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with the...

Business November 30, 2016

A new study has revealed that women involved in vegetable farming are declining, a situation that can affect increased...

A suspect has been shot and killed after a campus rampage in Ohio that left at least nine people injured. The incident...

Entertainment November 28, 2016

Former manager of the late Vybrant Faya, Mr Logic says he is in constant fear for his life following some incidence...

Teacher trainees and newly-trained teachers in the country have started wearing red to their lecture halls and...

The Feed the Future Agricultural Development and Value Chain Enhancement (ADVANCE) program funded by the United States...

Business November 27, 2016

The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) on Friday launched the second National Strategy for the Development of Statistics...

Opinion November 27, 2016

“Differences are not intended to separate, to alienate. We are different precisely in order to realize our need of...

Professor Ernest Aryeetey, immediate past Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana, has called for more investment in...

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) insists there has been a breach of security with regard to the printing of ballot papers...

An experiment to see whether computers can identify criminals based on their faces has been conducted in China....

Professor Stephen Adei, the former Rector of GIMPA, has said technical education was the most costly form of education...