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Ghana’s Ambassador to China, Edward Boateng, has assured Chinese investors that Ghana will offer them opportunities to invest in areas that will provide the needed commodities to feed the Chinese market.

A Civil Society Organisation (CSO), BudgIT says the Nigerian economy needs to grow by eight percent and not 1.9 percent in order to lift citizens out of poverty.

Zambia government has again dubiously overpaid the contractor who built the recently commissioned Michael Chilufya Sata Toll Plaza, but the treasury is to bleed USD4.3 million (K53) million.

According to the report, Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum succeedly cut the expenditures of oil and gas down by 15%.

The Official in Ministry of Water and Environment committed to speed up the safe water extension process by 2030.

Ghana’s 2019 Budget would scale up infrastructure projects, especially in the areas of roads and rails, to help open up the country for rapid economic growth.

Ghana president on Tuesday launched the Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX), a platform to create an efficient, fair, transparent and ready market for agricultural produce.

Noelia Myonga, Chief Warden of Lake Manyara National Park invited national leaders or influential figures to make the promotion on domestic tourism.

Louis Kasekende, the deputy governor of Central Bank, said that targeted and well packaged financing services will improve the agriculture.