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The Real Cost of Cheap Imports and Why Food Security Isn’t About Yield Alone

Agriculture · Ghana

The Real Cost of Cheap Imports and Why Food Security Isn’t About Yield Alone

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Dr. Maxwell Ampong, https://www.newsghana.com.gh/the-real-cost-of-cheap-imports-and-why-food-security-isnt-about-yield-alone-dr-maxwell-ampong/Tomatoes from Burkina Faso, onions from Mali, rice from Vietnam, frozen chicken from Brazil. Ghanaian markets are flooded with food imports that, on paper, are cheap. They stabilise supply, offer variety, and often undercut local prices. But what look…See the Story

Why Do Ghana’s Agri Plans Keep Falling Apart? – Maxwell Investments Group

Why Do Ghana’s Agri Plans Keep Falling Apart? – Maxwell Investments Group

Every few years, a new administration in Ghana rolls out an agricultural masterplan with its own slogans, logos, and targets. We’ve had “Operation Feed Yourself,” “Youth in Agriculture,” “Planting for Food and Jobs,” and more. Each one comes with speeches, fanfare, and pilot sites. Yet when the dust settles, many farmers still wait for subsidised inputs, extension officers remain overstretched, and warehouses rust beneath the sun. The truth? It’…Read Article

Agro-Rings Are How African Cities Stay Fed When Borders Close

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Dr. Maxwell Ampong, https://newsghana.com.gh/dr-maxwell-ampong-agro-rings-are-how-african-cities-stay-fed-when-borders-close/When discussing food security in Africa, we often picture rural areas facing failed rains, subsistence farms, and struggling smallholders. However, the crisis is increasingly urban. Cities from Lagos to Accra to Nairobi are expanding, incomes are strained, and food pri…Accra · Accra See the Story

How Export-Ready SMEs Can Drive Africa’s Trade Growth Under AfCFTA

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Dr. Maxwell Ampong, https://newsghana.com.gh/dr-maxwell-ampong-how-export-ready-smes-can-drive-africas-trade-growth-under-afcfta/When people think of African exports, they often picture crude oil tankers, containers of cocoa beans, or bundles of raw cotton. What is missing from this mental image is the heartbeat of any resilient economy: small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). SMEs accoun…Tamale · Tamale See the Story

Credit as a BRIDGE, not a TRAP

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Dr. Maxwell Ampong, https://newsghana.com.gh/dr-maxwell-ampong-credit-as-a-bridge-not-a-trap/In the busy streets of Accra, a young executive assistant enters a local waakye spot. Instead of paying immediately, she enters a code and chooses Credit, a Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) plan. The cost? Around 40 Ghana cedis, divided over four weeks. It’s a small amount for a simple meal. Yet, in that mom…Accra · Accra See the Story

The Simple Guide to an “Offer” and an “Invitation to Treat” in Law. - Maxwell Investments Group

While researching for an academic submission during my LLM studies, I came across an intriguing concept in contract law: the distinction between an offer and an invitation to treat. It’s one of those principles that might seem abstract at first, but once you dive into it, you realise how practical and relevant it is, whether you’re navigating everyday transactions or dealing with complex commercial agreements. I thought I should share. DEFINITIO…Law Read Article

WE LISTEN, WE DON’T JUDGE - What They Don’t Tell You About Being an Entrepreneur. - Maxwell Investments Group

There’s an entrepreneur in Ghana I’ve admired for years. He’s a figure I’ve followed quietly, and although he’s had his critics, I’ve come to understand and respect his journey. This man operated almost like a ghost for two decades. His name was everywhere, but his face wasn’t public. He wasn’t hiding; he just wasn’t making noise. While others were “motivating the youth” and championing agendum after agendum, his presence loomed quietly in the b…Entrepreneurs · Ghana Read Article

The Golden Gamble of the Gold Coast is ‘GALAMSEY’. - Maxwell Investments Group

How does a young, budding entrepreneur write about galamsey, and also at arguably the most politically charged period in Ghana this century? Well, I do that by stepping away from the politics momentarily and focusing on the heart of the matter – what galamsey truly represents for Ghana. It’s more than a headline or a talking point; it’s a crossroads, one where survival and sustainability collide. Besides, both major political parties have condem…Ghana · Ghana Read Article

Political, Economic, and Technological (PET) Analysis - Maxwell Investments Group

PET stands for Political, Economic, and Technological factors, the three key external forces that shape a business environment. In today’s rapidly evolving global landscape, understanding the interplay of political, economic, and technological factors is essential for comprehending the complexities that shape our world. These dimensions are deeply interconnected, influencing each other in ways that can either propel or hinder societal progress. …Ghana · Ghana Read Article

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