Science
African countries must collectively work to preserve their natural resources and diverse ecosystems – Prof. Bugri
Professor John Tia Bugri, Provost, College of Art, and Built Environment, at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has stressed urgent need for African countries to endeavor...
22 African countries meet in Ghana to discuss standards to improve trade
The African Organisation for Standardisation (ARSO) is hosting a series of Technical Committee (TC) meetings on the harmonisation of African Standards for cocoa, coffee, tea, cassava value chain products and...
UK urges Ghanaian media to strive for excellence in STI reportage
Mr Richard Sandall, Development Director, British High Commissioner in Accra, has urged the Ghanaian media to strive for excellence in Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) reportage, knowing that their work...
PFJ 2.0: Agric Ministry to deploy satellite for effective monitoring of farms
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) says it will utilise digital tools to ensure effective implementation of the Planting for Food and Jobs Phase Two (PFJ II). As...
Safe Water Network to host Beyond the Pipe Forum
Safe Water Network, will host the 2024 "Beyond the Pipe" Forum, a pivotal gathering of global leaders in the water sector, on Wednesday, March 20, 2024, to help address issues...
Ghana to settle on nuclear power plant vendor by end of 2024
The Ministry of Energy has announced that Ghana will by the end of 2024, select a vendor for the establishment of the country’s first nuclear power plant, expected to be...
Intermittent power outages, bad roads in Mion District affecting food production – Businesses
Some business operators within the food ecosystem in the Mion district and some communities in northern Ghana say intermittent power outages and bad roads are affecting food production. The situation,...
Rainfall outlook for Ghana, four others promising
This year's rainfall outlook for Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Ivory Coast, and Benin, is generally promising and will support socio-economic and agriculture activities. Preliminary data gathered indicate that farmers in...
Ultra-modern pathology laboratory seeks support for enhanced internet connectivity
A State of the Art Pathology laboratory completed in the Ketu North Municipality of the Volta Region needs high speed internet, to become one of the most advanced healthcare departments...
CABI science award winner to help study natural enemies of the Asian citrus psyllid in Ghana.
Dr Hettie Arwoh Boafo, Research Officer, Invasive Species Management, based at CABI’s centre in Ghana, is the winner of the Carol Ellison Science Award. She will use her £2,000...
