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Togo-Israël Renforcent Leur Partenariat Économique : Focus sur l’Agriculture et les Nouvelles Opportunités

Le président de la Chambre d'Affaires Togo-Israël (CATI), Kossi Nouaty, est actuellement en mission économique en Israël pour consolider les liens commerciaux entre les deux pays et ouvrir de nouveaux marchés aux produits togolais. Promouvoir le "Made in Togo" et le Riz Rouge Cette mission de deux semaines vise notamment à valoriser le riz rouge togolais, un produit agricole aux qualités nutritionnelles reconnues. L’objectif est d’en faire un produit phare à l’exportation, tout en renforçant les échanges dans d’autres secteurs clés. Une Coopération Agricole Solide Jeudi, Kossi Nouaty a rencontré les responsables de Mashav, l’Agence de coopération internationale israélienne, active au Togo depuis des années. En décembre 2023, 35 agriculteurs togolais avaient déjà bénéficié d’une formation en techniques agricoles avancées dispensée par des experts israéliens. Les domaines de collaboration incluent :✅ L’agriculture irriguée✅ La gestion des semences✅ L’agriculture de précision✅ La valorisation des chaînes de production Visites de Terrain et Perspectives Élargies Durant son séjour, le président de la CATI a […]

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Nana Ama McBrown Plans Retirement at 50, Focusing on Farming

Nana Ama McBrown, celebrated Ghanaian actress and media personality, has shared her aspirations to retire at the age of 50. The star of numerous films and television shows revealed that after her retirement, she intends to pursue a career in farming, a field she feels passionate about.In a recent statement, McBrown expressed that farming offers her a way to diversify her career and contribute positively to the country’s agricultural development. While she’s enjoyed significant success in entertainment, McBrown believes farming will allow her to lead a fulfilling life post-retirement. This change in direction is something she looks forward to, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter in her life.Her announcement has sparked conversations about life beyond fame and the importance of planning for a sustainable future.

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Minister-Designate Proposes Large-Scale Farming in Prisons to Tackle Food Shortages

Ghana’s Interior Minister-designate, Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, has proposed large-scale agricultural initiatives in prisons as a solution to persistent food shortages in correctional facilities.Speaking at his vetting before Parliament’s Appointments Committee on February 25, 2025, Mr. Terlabi highlighted the inadequate daily food allowance of GH¢1.80 per inmate. He believes that engaging prisoners in large-scale farming would help them grow their own food, supplement their meals, and even generate income for the upkeep of the prisons.He suggested establishing prison camps dedicated to agriculture, emphasizing that beyond subsistence farming, correctional facilities could produce food for secondary schools and other institutions facing shortages. He cited Burkina Faso’s prison farming model as a reference for Ghana.Additionally, he proposed relocating some prisons from urban areas to rural regions, where there would be more space for large-scale farming activities. Mr. Terlabi also encouraged private sector involvement in […]

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Young Ghanaian Farmer Makes GH₵15K Weekly from Green Pepper Farming

A young Ghanaian farmer has shared his inspiring journey into agriculture, revealing that he earns approximately GH₵15,000 per week from his green pepper farm. This translates to around GH₵60,000 per month, proving that farming can be a highly lucrative business when done right.Speaking in a video with a content creator, the farmer emphasized that his success is the result of years of dedication and consistent effort. He noted that with proper care, a single acre of green pepper can yield income for up to three months, potentially bringing in GH₵180,000 per cycle.His story has sparked interest among social media users, with many expressing admiration and considering venturing into farming themselves. Some users even shared their own success stories, reinforcing the idea that agriculture remains a goldmine for those willing to put in the work.The farmer encouraged the youth to take […]

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Volta Minister Designate Unveils Bold Plan to Boost Regional Tourism.

James Gunu, the Volta Regional Minister designate, has outlined an ambitious vision to unlock the region's tourism potential by improving accessibility to its attractions. Gunu emphasized that the Volta Region, rich in natural beauty and culture, remains an underutilized hub for tourism. His plan includes collaborating with the Ministries of Tourism, Roads, and the Regional Coordinating Council to improve infrastructure, particularly the road network, which will open up more tourist destinations and enhance the region’s economy.Gunu is also focused on transforming agriculture, with a special focus on reviving tomato farming through investor partnerships to establish processing facilities, reducing post-harvest losses and adding value to local produce. In terms of security, Gunu pledged to prioritize peace by implementing early warning systems, and he expressed concern over the impact of tidal waves on coastal communities, promising to work with stakeholders to protect […]

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Ivory Coast Cocoa Farmers Concerned About Harmattan Wind’s Impact on Production.

Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast are raising alarms over the potential negative impact of the strong Harmattan wind on cocoa crops. The Harmattan, a seasonal wind from the Sahara Desert, typically lasts from December to March, bringing dry conditions that can dehydrate the soil and damage cocoa pods.Farmers in key cocoa-growing regions such as Daloa, Yamoussoukro, and Bongouanou have reported below-average rainfall and intensifying Harmattan winds. With little rain last week, they worry that if the dry conditions persist for another two weeks, cocoa tree leaves will dry out, leading to lower yields starting in February.“There is no rain, and if the Harmattan remains strong, tree yields will be low,” said Albert N’Zue, a farmer near Daloa.Meanwhile, farmers in regions like Abengourou, where rainfall was significantly above the five-year average, are optimistic. “We’ve had enough rain, which will help trees […]

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Ghana Seeks Malaysian Investment to Boost Palm Oil Production.

Ghana is calling on Malaysian investors to partner with local firms to develop the country's oil palm industry and reduce its reliance on imports. At a recent business forum in Accra, key industry players emphasized the potential for collaboration to speed up Ghana's self-sufficiency in palm oil production. Despite Ghana's current annual production of 300,000 tonnes, the demand stands at 450,000 tonnes, creating a deficit of 150,000 tonnes. The government aims to close this gap through the work of the Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) and strategic partnerships. By leveraging Malaysia's expertise in sustainable palm oil production, Ghana hopes to create a thriving industry that can serve the African market.

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Ghana’s Coconut Industry Offers One Million Jobs.

Ghana’s booming coconut industry is creating substantial employment opportunities, providing nearly one million jobs across the value chain. The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Bryan Acheampong, highlighted the industry's potential at the recent 3rd International Coconut Festival. The sector is contributing significantly to Ghana’s economy through production, processing, and exportation of coconuts and coconut-related products.The country has seen a rise in global demand for its coconuts, especially in Europe and Asia, where Ghanaian coconuts are recognized for their quality. Investments in coconut farming have surged, with smallholder farmers, agro-processors, and exporters benefiting from the growing market. The industry is also aligned with the government’s Planting for Export and Rural Development (PERD) initiative, which seeks to boost cash crop exports.The Coconut Federation of Ghana has also been working to ensure sustainable farming practices, with a focus on replanting efforts to prevent […]

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NDC Accuses NPP of Fertilizer Smuggling in Upper East.

Malik Basintale, the Deputy National Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has alleged that members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) are involved in smuggling fertilizers from Ghana's Upper East Region to neighboring countries, including Burkina Faso and Togo. Speaking at a rally in Binduri, he claimed this illegal operation is damaging local agriculture and exacerbating the economic hardships faced by farmers.Basintale specifically accused Abdulai Abanga, the Member of Parliament for Binduri and Deputy Minister for Local Government and Rural Development, of being a central figure in the alleged smuggling activities. He pledged that if the NDC wins the upcoming December elections, those implicated would face legal consequences."We swear, when the NDC comes to power, they will go to jail," he stated, emphasizing the NDC's commitment to addressing the issue and supporting local farmers.

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Government Showcases Progress at Northern Regional Townhall in Tamale.

The Ministry of Information recently held a townhall meeting in Tamale to highlight government projects and initiatives over the past years. All Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from the Northern Region presented the achievements they have made to improve the well-being of the people. Information Minister Fatimatu Abubakar emphasized that the event aimed to ensure transparency and accountability, showcasing the government’s success across key sectors such as roads, agriculture, education, and health. Northern Regional Minister Alhaji Shani Alhassan Saibu further noted that the region has made significant progress in physical infrastructure and human development, contributing to President Nana Akufo-Addo's vision for national transformation. The Ministry of Information recently held a townhall meeting in Tamale to highlight government projects and initiatives over the past years. All Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from the Northern Region presented the achievements they […]

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