The founder of Perez Chapel International, Bishop Charles Agyinasare, has blamed the collapse of Ghanaian businesses on the immediate tax imposed on them by the government. Preaching at a Sunday service on 2 June 2019 at the Perez Chapel International at the Perez Dome in
Writing exclusively for WARC, Raja Rajamannar outlines a lengthy process that involved much research and works with artists, composers, musicologists, and agencies. “This has helped us to create a sonic brand architecture, which we believe is the first of its kind anywhere,” he says. “It
South African exporters should take advantage of new German initiatives on Africa, as they are geared towards stimulating business, trade and economic development, South Africa’s Foreign Economic Representative in Germany Jacob Moatshe stated at the Fruit Logistica Berlin trade fair, on Wednesday. He added that South Africa
Mr. Ogbeh said this during a tour of the Dangote Tomato Processing Plant in Kadawa, Kano State, a report by The Cable, highlighted. According to the report, Mr. Ogbeh said the ban will encourage massive tomato production. “The federal government has set aside N250 billion
The agreed ‘Katowice Climate Package’ is designed to operationalize the climate change regime contained in the Paris Agreement. Under the auspices of the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat, it will promote international cooperation and encourage greater ambition. The guidelines will promote trust among nations that
Digital agriculture – the use of data to make more informed decisions about managing agronomic operations – holds the key to increased efficiency on the farm. It allows farmers to act with precision, known as precision agriculture. Drones, sensors and farm robots can tell us
In continuation of its drive towards de-risking agriculture and facilitating agribusiness aimed at attaining sustainable flow of finance to private sector, the Nigerian Incentive Based Risk Sharing for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) has stated that one of its key priorities for the year 2017 is to
London wheat futures dodged the worst of a tumble on other markets on Thursday – although that was seen as down more to sterling weakness than officials unveiling a 12% drop in the UK harvest. London wheat futures for November stood at £128.30 a tonne