FDA report reveals
A Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) report has debunked that rotten chicken imported into Ghana had been dumped on the market and is on sale at Techiman.
The document indicates that 266 cartons of imported chicken were safely disposed of when it was realised on arrival in...
The Energy Commission is to implement the electrical wiring regulations which will ban uncertified electricians from operating in the country, its Associate Programmes Officer, Stephen Yamoah has said.
“Very soon all electricians would have to be certified by the Energy Commission, go through an examination before you are certified, if...
Ghana Oil Company, GOIL has rewarded 68 of its frontline staff for their hard-work and meritorious services at the company’s 2016 Dealers & Trade Area Awards ceremony held in Accra.
The award winners in 14 categories included 34 dealers, 6 supervisors and 21 station attendants all of whom received various...
Government has said it will support about 200,000 farmers with farm inputs and fertiliser, as part of its flagship Planting for Food and Jobs programme, to boost agricultural productivity in the country.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo announced this at Nalerigu while addressing the chiefs and people of East Mamprusi...
Minister of Information Mustapha Hamid has urged marketers to include in their communication, information that will advocate behavioural change in society so as to foster national development.
“As marketers, if you want to associate with causes, you should look for those that will contribute to the moral fibre of society....
Poor handling of food at market places has been identified as one of the major sources of food contamination, which can compromise food safety and health.
According to the CEO of Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), Delese Darko, the exposure of produce to unfavourable storage conditions, poor hygienic practices and...
The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) has said the era of illegal connections and meter theft will be a thing of the past as it readies to introduce smart meters from November.
The exercise will begin with some 40,000 Danish intelligent meters, which officials of the company are upbeat will...
The Global Competitiveness Index 2017-2018 report by the World Economic Forum indicates that access to finance difficulties, high taxes, and corruption are the three-leading challenges confronting the private sector in Ghana.
The data, which ranks on a scale of 0-20, assesses the 16 most problematic factors confronting businesses in all...