An estimated 30-50% of food harvested in Sub-Saharan Africa never reaches consumers, leading to economic losses exceeding $4 billion annually. Ghana, a key agricultural economy in West Africa ...

Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has emphasised the need for stronger agricultural collaboration between Ghana and Australia to help address food production challenges.

An agribusiness consultant and development advocate, Klutse Kudomor, has issued a clarion call for Ghana to rethink its agricultural strategies to ensure food security, reduce import dependency ...

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The lack of a functional market remains a major challenge for agricultural production in Ghana,” he stated. Kareweh suggested that reducing imports in specific food categories, such as maize ...

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A travel enthusiast has issued a warning about eating one particular type of food on a plane. Zavier Torrence, a TV and film content creator who frequently flies to and from his home in Tampa ...

A travel fan has shared what he thinks of people bringing one particular food onto planes. Zavier Torrence, a TV and film content creator based in Tampa, Florida, is strongly against people eating ...

Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has emphasised the need for stronger agricultural collaboration between Ghana and Australia to help address food production challenges. She ...

Accra, Feb 3, GNA-Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has emphasised the need for stronger agricultural collaboration between Ghana and Australia to help address food production ...

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According to Prof. Opoku-Agyemang a strong partnership between Ghana and Australia could prove the masterstroke in the country’s quest for a permanent solution to its food production headaches.