EXIM Bank Inspects Coconut Farms Nationwide

[ad_1] Kwaku Boateng(1st, L) with other dignitaries from Ghana EXIM Bank   The Ghana EXIM Bank, in collaboration with the Office of the President under the Presidential Initiative on Agriculture and Agribusiness (PIAA), and the Coconut Federation Ghana, has undertaken a field inspection tour across 10 major coconut-growing regions. The regions inspected include Volta, Eastern,…

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DVLA Gets World Bank Support

[ad_1] Dignitaries at the DVLA’s 25th Anniversary Public Lecture   The Diver and Vehicle Licencing Authority (DVLA) has been selected by the World Bank to benefit from the phase two of its public sector reform for results project. The support to DVLA is under the component: Improving Efficiency, Accountability and Citizen Engagement in the Delivery…

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Absa Bank East Legon branch upgraded for premier, prestige, and business banking

[ad_1] Absa Bank Ghana has recently upgraded its East Legon branch to serve Premier, Prestige, and Business clients. The upgraded services were unveiled in a short ceremony at the newly expanded and refurbished East Legon branch premises. Absa’s top management and some esteemed clients attended the launch ceremony, which included a ribbon-cutting, a guided tour…

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Absa Bank Ghana’s ‘Money Matters’ initiative reaches over 50,000 students nationwide – Citinewsroom – Comprehensive News in Ghana

[ad_1] Absa Bank Ghana LTD continues to make significant strides in enhancing financial literacy among the youth through its ‘Money Matters’ initiative. Launched earlier this year, the programme has already impacted over 50,000 pupils across 78 basic and senior high schools nationwide, surpassing initial milestones and laying a strong foundation for sustainable financial literacy education….

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Ghana maintains steady performance in 2024 World Bank CPIA Africa report

[ad_1] Ghana’s score on the 2023 World Bank Country Policy and Institutional Assessment for Africa report remained steady at 3.4, unchanged from the previous year. Similarly, the average score for Sub-Saharan African countries also remained stable. Ghana’s lowest-performing cluster for 2023 was economic management, where it recorded 2.8, although the figure was 0.2 points higher…

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