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COCOBOD Launches Digital Tracking for Free Fertiliser Distribution
The Ghana Cocoa Board has unveiled a new system to monitor the flow of subsidised farm inputs, vowing to crack down on diversion and smuggling.
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COCOBOD CEO hails new cocoa bill as biggest sector reform since 1984, ends 32 year loan model
Speaking at the launch of the Chamber of Cocoa Marketers, Dr Randy Abbey said the COCOBOD Bill, 2026 guarantees farmers 70 per cent of gross FOB and paves the way for the country's largest ever single domestic bond issuance, while pushing back on what he called disinformation about farm protection rules.
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Best Assurance Donates 28,500 Exercise Books Worth GH¢100,000 to GETFund
The Ghana Education Trust Fund has received a bulk of new exercise books from Best Assurance as part of a corporate partnership to boost learning resources nationwide.
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Nanumba South Assembly Members Petition Minister Ayariga Over Presiding Member Election
Assembly members in Ghana’s Northern Region urge the Minister for Local Government to intervene after a two‑year lapse in electing a presiding officer.
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Cardinal Dery Featured on New GH¢2 Banknote
The Cardinal Dery Foundation applauds Ghana’s decision to honour the late Servant of God Peter Cardinal Porekuu Dery on the country’s newest currency.
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Wilfred Kumah Wins ICAG National Overall Best Graduating Student Award
The MSL Business School student was honored at ICAG’s 47th Graduation and Admission Ceremony in Accra on 7 November 2026.
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Ghana Joins ITU Member States to Elect Secretary‑General at Doha Conference
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Hollard Insurance Partners Ghana Post to Expand Motor Insurance Nationwide
The insurer’s new ‘Insure Pack’ will let motorists buy coverage instantly at Ghana Post branches, cutting queues and paperwork.