Ghana Horticulture Expo 2025: Transforming Agriculture for a 24-Hour Economy
At the Ghana Horticulture Expo 2025, held on June 11 at the Accra International Conference Centre, President John Dramani Mahama outlined Ghana’s pathway to a
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Unrefined vs Refined Shea Butter: Which One Should You Be Using?
When it comes to natural skincare, shea butter is a powerhouse ingredient. But not all shea butter is created equal. The biggest distinction? Whether it’s
Ghana Diaspora Investment Forum 2025: Aligning Global Capital with Local Innovation
Organised by the Global Affairs Canada, Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited, and the German Development Cooperation (GIZ), the Ghana Diaspora Investment Forum 2025 was held on
President Mahama’s Pledge to Exporters: Ghana’s Path to $10B in Non-Traditional Exports by 2030
Ghana’s path to $10B in non-traditional exports by 2030 is no longer just an ambition—it’s a strategy in motion. This clear direction was emphasized at
Why Wholesale Buyers Are Switching to African Baobab Oil
As global demand for natural, sustainable, and ethically sourced ingredients grows, wholesale buyers are increasingly switching to African baobab oil as a preferred product in
Empowering African Exports: Lessons from the FirstBank & African Import Export Forum
Expanding Ghana’s export presence with high-demand natural products like wholesale shea butter and wholesale African black soap is no longer just an aspiration—it’s an achievable
South West Six Ltd: The Ultimate Guide to African Black Soap
Everything You Need to Know About South West Six African Black Soap Traditional African Black Soap is more than just a cleanser — it’s a
Why Agro-business Is the New Gold: The Case for Investing in Natural Products
Ghana-EU Business Forum Highlights New Opportunities in Agro Sector Following the just-ended 2025 Ghana-EU Business Forum in Accra, one thing is clear: agro-business is fast
Shea Butter: Empowering Women, Enriching Skin
The shea tree grows in the Savannah Zones ( Northern Region, Upper East Region, Upper West Region) as the climate in those regions are favourable
Exploring The Rich History of Cocoa and Cocoa Powder in Ghana
Cocoa in Ghana dates back to the late 19th century when it was introduced by Tetteh Quarshie. He is said to have acquired cocoa beans
