…listening to the Voice of the Customer is critical to growing your business
In my last piece, I talked about strategy and made ‘noise’ about its inevitability to achieve harmony in whatever we do as a business or organization. My goal was to highlight the importance of crafting a...
-A step in fighting money laundering and terrorist financing.
“Not guilty on until proven guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction”. This is a common statement in various spheres of the legal fraternity and also in any community where justice takes centre stage of events. However, that statement brings...
Ghana and Ivory Coast account for two-thirds of the world's cocoa supply, but unlike oil-producing countries, they are unable to influence prices that are historically too low to meet the basic needs of small planters.
"They could decide the market prices - above all if they allied themselves with other...
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has made it clear to his cabinet that he wants to leave a housing legacy before the end of his next term if he is re-elected into office, the Minister for Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta has said.
To achieve this aim, the ministries of Finance, Works...
… as Duayaw Nkwanta's century-old site evacuated in Ahafo Region
As a measure to prevent evacuated spaces in the country are not used as refuse dumping sites again, authorities in the country, beginning from the North East Region, will be turning them into recreational centers.
Already, the Ministry of Sanitation and...
Tout Ghana’s readiness
Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen has cleared the air over concerns expressed by some businesses that the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement will create unfair competition for, especially, smaller economies on the continent, saying countries have been given the option to exclude certain products from...
Ghana Link Network Services Ltd in collaboration with Customs – Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority GRA have begun another round of refresher training for users of the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS).
The training which is currently ongoing in the Northern part of Ghana is expected to cover Northern,...
Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Robert Ahomka-Lindsay, has revealed that the country saved some GH¢95.7 million or US$16.8million, in foreign exchange by locally manufacturing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
This was disclosed during his presentation at the Nation Builders Update, which was held...
Stanbic Bank Ghana has expressed its readiness to support public sector workers to access affordable housing.
This was made known when Stanbic Bank, the Ministry of Works and Housing, and the Ministry of Finance as well as some development partners paid a working visit to Adom City Estates in Tema...