BizzAfrica

[...] governments, international donors, non-profit organisations and other stake holders in the agricultural sector in the forms of funding, agricultural research and training programmes, as well as the [...]

[...] of its rich natural resources, a highly literate population, an export oriented agricultural sector and a diversified industrial base. • The unemployment rate stands at 7.2%; [...]

[...] .95 billion and therefore puts per capita at $5,600. For the GDP mentioned above, the agricultural sector contributed 19.2%; the industrial sector also contributed 40.8%; and services [...]

[...] underserved despite apparent resources that could enhance output. Filed under: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Tagged: Business, Cloud computing, Hardware, Local Area Network, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, [...]

[...] the rewards of our progress is a duty of all and sundry. Filed under: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Tagged: Africa, GDP, Ghana, Gross domestic product, NATO, Science & Technology, South Africa, [...]

[...] are improved to assist dialogue in African languages.   Filed under: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Tagged: Africa, African, Cameroun, Equatorial Guinea, Google, Hausa, Languages of Africa, West [...]

[...] ’s largest daily newspaper, The Herald (Ndlela, 2009). Filed under: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Tagged: Africa, Aid and Development, Business and Economy, Economic Development, ICT, Information [...]

[...] is due, we should be in a good position to rate ourselves with pride.   Filed under: SPOTLIGHT Tagged: Africa, Ghana, HIV, Millennium Development Goal, Millennium Summit, UNICEF, United Nations, [...]

[...] that first and most important step. I am warming up for action, are you?   Filed under: SPOTLIGHT Tagged: Africa, Bronx, Business and Economy, Ghana, Government, Iran, Malaysia, Turkey [...]

[...] well be the springboard on which it launch itself unto higher heights.   Filed under: SPOTLIGHT Tagged: Africa, African people, Aid, Aid and Development, Business and Economy, Continent, Ghana, [...]

[...] (A history of the negro Americans, sixth edition) • Africana (Encyclopedia) Filed under: SPOTLIGHT Tagged: Africa, Alfred A. Moss, John Hope Franklin, Philip D. Curtin, Senegal, Slavery, United [...]

[...] in Angola in the year 2000 was 325% and was reduced to 106% in 2002. Filed under: ACROSS THE DIVIDE Tagged: Africa, Angola, Angolan, Cabinda Province, Democratic Republic of Congo, Luanda, OPEC, [...]

[...] Rastafarian movements, Islam, Judaism and the Baha’i Faith.   Filed under: ACROSS THE DIVIDE Tagged: Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda, Antiguan Creole, Atlantic Ocean, Barbuda, Caribbean, [...]

[...] ; and 4% practice other religions aside the once mentioned above.   Filed under: ACROSS THE DIVIDE Tagged: Argentina, Argentine, Buenos Aires, Latin America, Lionel Messi, Mendoza Province, [...]

[...] and the remaining 1.3% belongs to the Yezidi faith.   Filed under: ACROSS THE DIVIDE Tagged: Armenia, Armenian, Asia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Purchasing Power Parity, Republic of [...]

[...] several others for a synergized tax collection and utilization system.   Filed under: LEGAL SPECTRUM Tagged: Accounting, Customs, Excise, Income tax, Indirect tax, Sales tax, Tax, United States [...]

[...] [1977] 1 GLR 287-297 *Agyemang v. The Republic [1995-96] 1 GLR 118-124 Filed under: LEGAL SPECTRUM Tagged: Agyemang, Crime, Crime and Justice, Criminal Offences Act 1960, DCOP, IN FLAGRANTE [...]

[...] ;——— *Awuah v Adututu & Another [1987-88] 2 GLR 191 Filed under: LEGAL SPECTRUM Tagged: Buyer, Chris Adams, ER (TV series), Latin, Lawyer, Meeting of the minds, Peerless, [...]

[...] weeks later, the results of the interview were released and I made it!   Filed under: LEGAL SPECTRUM Tagged: Education, Entrance examination, Interview, Law, Law school, Legon, Pre-Law Student [...]

[...] to have an unfailing love, but a faithful man who can find?”   Filed under: FREESTYLE Tagged: Courtship, High-heeled footwear, Interpersonal relationship, Sundays, Thomas Jefferson, [...]

[...] being caught up in the middle? Oh Politics, from whence thou springeth from? Filed under: FREESTYLE Tagged: Business, Doctor of Philosophy, Employment, Human resource management, Human resources, [...]

[...] be wary of. Being proud of your achievements is only half the story.   Filed under: FREESTYLE Tagged: Business, Employment, Hierarchy, Human resources, Individual, Midas, Motivation, Work [...]

[...] more you want!! Life is all about people, make them count while alive!!!   Filed under: FREESTYLE Tagged: Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister, Family (biology), History, Money, Politics, [...]

[...] (Anonymous) Did you know? Coca-cola was originally green. Picture of the Month. Filed under: ICE BREAKERS Tagged: Arts, Education, England, English language, France, French fries, Guinea, joke, Month, [...]

[...] will be in the March Edition…Keep on reading the Public Eye.   Filed under: ICE BREAKERS Tagged: Bone marrow, Brain teaser, British Columbia, Canada, Egg white, Egg yolk, Government, [...]

[...] . Girl: Well that’s because we aren’t married yet. Funny Picture Filed under: ICE BREAKERS Tagged: Brain teaser, Egg, Games, Johnny, Mount Everest, Puzzles, Recreation, Riddle [...]

[...] either you have no sense of humour or the ice just won’t break!!!   Filed under: ICE BREAKERS Tagged: Academic Studies of Gender Issues, Gender, Gender identity, Gender role, Grammatical [...]

[...] bit and as such assist in quest to propel the continent to higher heights. Filed under: BUSINESS WORLD Tagged: Africa, china, Egypt, Gross domestic product, Nigeria, OPEC, South Africa, United States [...]

[...] reason behind the partnership is useful to its immediate users.   Filed under: BUSINESS WORLD Tagged: Economic, Economy, Government, Infrastructure, Private sector, Public sector, Public& [...]

[...] operator, cleaner, MC and so on and you will be far from poverty.   Filed under: BUSINESS WORLD Tagged: Abraham Lincoln, Africa, Book of Proverbs, Creative arts, Customer, Ghana, United States, [...]

[...] will eventually contribute to rapid economic development in Africa.   Filed under: BUSINESS WORLD Tagged: Africa, Agriculture, European Union, GDP, Ghana, Gross domestic product, Millennium [...]

[...] steps when designing the path your business is to tread on.     Filed under: LEAD STORIES Tagged: Africa, Business, Food and Drugs Board, Ghana, Ghana Employers Association, Kofi Annan, [...]

[...] in the attainment of objectives transforms itself into a predictable routine. Filed under: LEAD STORIES Tagged: Business, Consulting, Dream, Goal, Management, Project Management, Strategic management, [...]

[...] that well defined vision is the one who paints the entire picture.   Filed under: LEAD STORIES Tagged: Business, Business process improvement, Education and Training, Employment, Executive, God' [...]

[...] be a long road, but the returns are certainly worth the wait.   Filed under: LEAD STORIES Tagged: Business, Chief executive officer, Consulting, Corporate title, Employment, [...]