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Shippers’ Authority gains new powers to regulate commercial shipping sector

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By Mohammed Awal Verified
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Headlines Home » Business and Financial Times » Tue 06th Aug, 2024 » Shippers’ Authority gains new powers to regulate commercial shipping sector GUTA, AGI hopeful of fairness and tackling excessive charges By Mohammed AWAL Major trade associations in the country have expressed confidence that the newly passed Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) law will address the recurrent challenges of unfair and excessive charges that have burdened traders using Ghana’s sea and airports for years.
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Health minister inspects projects at La General, Weija-Gbawe Hospitals

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By Mohammed Awal Verified, Emmanuel AKOMEA
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Headlines Home » Business and Financial Times » Thu 20th Jun, 2024 » Health minister inspects projects at La General, Weija-Gbawe Hospitals By Mohammed AWAL and Emmanuel AKOMEA The Minister of Health, Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye, has visited the La General and Weija-Gbawe Hospital sites to assess the  ongoing developmental projects’ progress.
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Grains for Growth Programme: strengthening the grains value chain, creating jobs, better incomes, improving livelihoods

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By Mohammed Awal Verified
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Agribusiness Home » Business and Financial Times » Fri 14th Jun, 2024 » Grains for Growth Programme: strengthening the grains value chain, creating jobs, better incomes, improving livelihoods By Mohammed AWAL In Northern Ghana, where informal supply chains dominate the grains production landscape, a transformative initiative is underway to revolutionize the sector.
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