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A Civil/Structural Engineer & Freelance Blogger, Journalist, Social Media Mogul, Digital Marketer, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist. CEO of Skyline Consortium & 9189 Media Consult and Co-Founder of Team Sarkodie. An alumnus of Prempeh College where he read General Science. He holds a first degree in Bachelor of Science from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. His mentors are Alvar Alto, Rupert Murdoch, Piers Mogan, Mensa Otabil, Bernard ElBernard Nelson-Eshun. Blogs for; http://www.233times.com | www.paemuka.com | http://www.playmusicgh.com | http://www.muzikiq.com | http://www.brandsaid.biz . Social Media Manager for Eon3 Group | BrandsAid | Kings Crown Media | Carabao Africa Ghana & Africa | Calvary Temple - ICGC | Team Sarkodie | Muzik IQ | Kwaw Kese Please inquire more via Email: [email protected] | [email protected] Instagram & Twitter: @wise_tskd Facebook: Ell Samwise LinkedIn: EllSamwise King Dogbe
Postponing Terminal 3 Commissioning Petty, Embarrassing – Ablakwa
Add CommentFormer deputy education minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has expressed concerns over the government’s decision to postponed the commissioning of the popular terminal 3 at the Kotoka International Airport. According to him, the move puts Ghana in a bad light since … Read more →
There Was No Flood At Terminal 3 – KIA
Add CommentManagement of the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) has denied media reports that the newly constructed terminal 3 area was flooded following Monday’s rains which lasted several hours. Reports had suggested that the facility became soaked with water prompting an emergency … Read more →
Convert Your Church Into Factory To Save Economy – Sociologist To Duncan-Williams
Add CommentRenowned sociologist Dr. Nana Obiri Yeboah has urged the Presiding Archbishop and General Overseer of the Action Chapel International, Nicholas Duncan-Williams, to turn his church into a factory if he wants to salvage the struggling Ghanaian economy. The advice follows … Read more →
Agric Ministry, Alibaba discuss e-market of cocoa products
Add CommentThe Ministry of Food and Agriculture has initiated a discussion with the management of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd for the possibility of promoting the sale of Ghanaian cocoa products on the Chinese market using the e-platform of Alibaba Group. Cocoa … Read more →
Oil revenue outstrips cocoa as 2nd biggest foreign exchange earner
Add CommentOil export proceeds have overtaken cocoa as the country’s second biggest foreign exchange earner. Figures from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has indicated that the country has been earning more from the oil sector than the cocoa sector since January, … Read more →
GNPC takes steps to decommission Saltpond Field
Add CommentContrary to earlier speculations that the country’s oldest oil producing field at Saltpond will be revived, the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has said it has initiated the process to decommission it. According to the GNPC, the actual process will … Read more →
Govt maintains producer price of cocoa as new season begins Friday
Add CommentThe government has maintained the producer price of cocoa for the 2018/2019 cocoa season at GH¢7,600 per tonne, translating into GH¢475 per bag of 64 kilogramme (kg) gross weight. The price takes effect from today, with the new season expected … Read more →
Don’t borrow on new GDP – Economists caution govt after rebasing
Add CommentSome Economists have advised the government to ignore any desire to borrow more following the rebasing of the economy which has provided some fiscal space for it to take on more debts. The country’s economy is now valued at GH¢256.6 … Read more →
Ghana chapter of Women in Cocoa and Chocolate Network launched
Add CommentGhana COCOBOD in collaboration with Solidaridad, on Friday launched the Ghana chapter of Women in Cocoa and Chocolate Network (WINCC) as part of efforts to decentralize the activities of the network, in Accra. The launch, on the theme “Cocoa consumption: … Read more →
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