UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project closes with a call to unlock value from Ghana’s research outputs.
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom Ghana’s long-standing challenge of translating research into tangible economic value may finally be within...
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Under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the Kingdom of Morocco is preparing to experience an exceptional...
UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project closes with a call to unlock value from Ghana’s research outputs.
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom Ghana’s long-standing challenge of translating research into tangible economic value may finally be within reach, as stakeholders at the close of the UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project called for urgent action to commercialise research outputs across the country. At the closing event of the Sankore Project
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UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project closes with a call to unlock value from Ghana’s research outputs.
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom Ghana’s long-standing challenge of translating research into tangible economic value may finally be within reach, as stakeholders at the close of the UNESCO-FCDO Sankore project called for urgent action to commercialise research outputs across the country. At the closing event of the Sankore Project
FK Company Warns Encroachers to Vacate Disputed Ga South Lands or Face Demolition
F K Company Limited has issued a strong warning to residents of Danchira, Domeabra, and surrounding communities in the Ga South Municipality to vacate portions of land it claims ownership of or risk demolition of their structures. The Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mr Asare, said the firm has
104th Presbytery Session Highlights Church’s Enduring Role in Community Growth
The Akyem Abuakwa Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana has held its 104th Presbytery Session in Kyebi, with a strong call on members to uphold their spiritual heritage while committing to purposeful development for future generations. The session, held under the theme “Celebrating Our Heritage: Building on the Foundations
Akyem Odauman Exits Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council After Nearly 300 Years*
Akyem Odauman, together with its 12 towns and 58 villages, has exited the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council, ending a relationship with Okyeman that lasted nearly 300 years. The announcement was made by the Twafohene, Barfuor Osei Afrifa, who spoke on behalf of the Aduana Royal Family of Akyem Odauman. He
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