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Samuel Boadi

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As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Modern Ghana, News Ghana, Ghanamma.com, Daily Ghana, GH Headlines, Ghana Waves, The Ghanaian News, 233times
Deputy Editor/Business Editor of Western Publications, publishers of Daily Guide, the leading private newspaper in Ghana.
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Fairtrade Africa Convenes Industry For Change Day 2026

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By Samuel Boadi Verified
| GH Headlines
General News Home » Daily Guide » Mon 24th Aug, 2026 » Fairtrade Africa Convenes Industry For Change Day 2026 A Cocoa Farmer World cocoa prices have fallen sharply since late 2024 yet that fall has not translated into relief for cocoa farmers as the cost of producing cocoa hasn’t dropped with it. For the many smallholder farmers across West Africa who depend on cocoa for their livelihoods, this decline has deepened existing financial pressures.
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Using woody community structure as an indicator of riparian ecological integrity in Ghana’s Ashanti Region

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By Collins Ayine Nsor, John Mensah, Samuel Boadi Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Despite the rich diversity of riparian ecosystems and their ecosystem services, disturbances increasingly threaten them. This study examined how disturbances influenced the ecological integrity of four riparian zones: the intact Amobia, slightly disturbed Onwame, moderately disturbed Ninian, and the degraded Pame riparian zones.
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‘Expand Newborn Sickle Cell Screening Under Africa CDC Plan’

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By Samuel Boadi Verified
| Ghanamma.com
Dr. Maureen M. Achebe Health experts have urged the government to scale up and integrate newborn screening for sickle cell disease as the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention launches a new continental plan to tackle inherited blood disorders. The coordinated regional framework on sickle cell disease was endorsed at a Technical Validation and Launch Workshop attended by health ministers, development partners, and international health agencies.
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