Tag: Cocoa Production

Ghana’s economy has grown and is projected to grow further, while the industry sector underperforms, reducing the country’s full growth potential.

From the 2026 Budget presented by Dr. Ato Forson, Ghana’s 6.3 percent growth was driven by the services and agriculture sectors.

The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has issued a passionate appeal to farmers across the country to take an active role in the ongoing national fight against illegal mining, ...

A lingering cold snap sweeping across Ivory Coast’s cocoa belt is raising fears among farmers that the nation’s key October-to-March main crop may face serious disruptions. With rainfall well below ...

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara has officially declared his intention to run for a fourth term in the country’s upcoming October elections, dashing previous promises to hand over leadership to ...

The government's new Youth in Agriculture programme has generated a wave of attention following its announcement as a key youth employment strategy.  Launched by the Youth Development and Empowerment Ministry, ...

President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to delivering inclusive development, rebuilding public trust, and transforming the Ahafo region into a beacon of prosperity at Goaso during his “Thank ...

A new eleven-member board of directors for the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) has been inaugurated, amid calls for an urgent revival of the country’s struggling cocoa sector. The ceremony, held ...

Agriculture remains the fundamental pillar of every nation’s economy, serving as the primary source of food security, employment, and industrial raw materials. Despite rapid technological advancement and the expansion of ...

The government has laid bare the dire financial and operational challenges facing Ghana's cocoa sector, highlighting a significant decline in production, mounting debt, and financial mismanagement that threaten the industry’s ...