GAIEC champions integrity in international education
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GAIEC champions integrity in international education

The Ghana Association of International Education Consultants, a body comprising 35 international education consultants, has been established to streamline students’ study-abroad application processes and combat fraud in the international education sector.

Francis Buetey·

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Advans drives SME capacity building with Growth Clinic

Advans drives SME capacity building with Growth Clinic

For many small business owners in Ghana, the gap between survival and growth often comes down to access to knowledge, the right tools, and a financial partner who genuinely understands their journey. On Thursday, 18th June 2026, Advans Ghana Savings and Loans Company Limited took a meaningful step toward closing that gap, hosting its SME Growth Clinic at the Golden Bean Hotel in Kumasi.

Francis Buetey·
CMC secures Gulf buyers for semi-finished cocoa

CMC secures Gulf buyers for semi-finished cocoa

The Cocoa Marketing Company (CMC) has secured commitments from buyers in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia for semi-finished cocoa products, as the country seeks to expand domestic processing and retain more value from its key agricultural export.

Juliet Etefe·
Accredited agents key to safe international education – GAIEC

Accredited agents key to safe international education – GAIEC

The Ghana Association of International Educational Consultants (GAIEC) has urged students and parents seeking education abroad to use only accredited and regulated education consultants to avoid fraud, misinformation and costly mistakes.

Juliet Etefe·
US$100m marine insurance windfall hinges on claims credibility

US$100m marine insurance windfall hinges on claims credibility

The domestic insurance industry risks losing the full benefits of a new marine cargo insurance regime unless insurers rebuild confidence through faster, fairer and more transparent claims settlement, industry players have warned.

Juliet Etefe·
Fisheries sector moves to combat US$50bn illegal fishing scourge

Fisheries sector moves to combat US$50bn illegal fishing scourge

Ghana is part of some sixteen national governments from across Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe and the Pacific to adopt the Mombasa Declaration at the 11th Our Ocean Conference, committing to advance global fisheries transparency and strengthen efforts aimed at combatting illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.

Juliet Etefe·

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