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PIA to Expand as ARISE IIP Secures $450M from Afreximbank

ARISE Integrated Industrial Platforms (ARISE IIP) will soon boost its African industrial park investments, particularly in Togo. The firm recently secured a $450 million commitment from the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank). In detail, $300 million will help bolster existing parks, including Togo’s Industrial Platform of Adétikopé (PIA), and launch new projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Chad, Nigeria, and Côte d'Ivoire. The remaining $150 million will help build an industrial park in Malawi and bolster agricultural export activities. The $450 million investment is part of a broader $800 million initiative to boost African industrialization. "This $450 million facility represents a major step forward in supporting Africa's industrialization efforts," said Arvind Arora, Treasury Director of ARISE IIP. "This financing covers critical working capital and capital expenditure requirements in various countries, addressing the diverse needs of industrial development." Last year, many major global shipping firms joined the PIA […]

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Ghana’s Workforce Struggles as 74% Lack Higher Education – Economist Warns

Ghana’s economic growth is being hindered by a significant skills gap, with 74% of the workforce having no education beyond Junior High School (JHS), according to labour economist Prof. William Baah-Boateng. Speaking at the launch of the Productivity, Employment, and Growth Report on February 24, 2025, he highlighted that 20% of Ghana’s workers have no formal education, while 54% have only completed JHS.He described this as a major structural issue limiting productivity, making it difficult for the country to compete globally or implement policies like a 24-hour economy. Ghana’s labour productivity currently averages $6 per hour, compared to $70 in the United States—a gap too wide for sustainable economic progress.The report revealed that despite an average annual productivity growth of 3.2% from 1991 to 2019, most workers remain in low-productivity sectors like informal urban services and household agriculture. While the […]

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New Sanitary-Ware Factory in Takoradi Creates 600 Jobs and Boosts Local Economy.

Jintao Sanitary-Ware Ghana Limited has officially opened a cutting-edge production facility in Takoradi, significantly enhancing the local economy. This Chinese-owned company, part of the Hwani Group, specializes in sanitary ware products such as washbasins, bathroom cabinets, urinals, and more, with an impressive capacity to produce one million units annually. The factory, which is set to expand its output to two million units for export, is expected to create 600 jobs, with 90% of the workforce sourced from the Western Region. Approximately 70% of its production will be directed towards export markets, while the remaining 30% will serve the local demand. The government's initiative aims to tackle the housing deficit by providing affordable building materials, reducing reliance on costly imports that contribute to inflation. Jintao’s investment is poised to make high-quality sanitary products more accessible to real estate developers and home […]

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