Five Ghanaian SMEs penetrate US market — Products to sell at ShopRite stores
A selected group of small businesses from Ghana have obtained what has been described as a ground-breaking permission to export their products to...
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A selected group of small businesses from Ghana have obtained what has been described as a ground-breaking permission to export their products to...
We love traveling to the beautiful Caribbean shores, but we love supporting Caribbean brands even more. Heading to the Caribbean islands of...
We love traveling to the beautiful Caribbean shores, but we love supporting Caribbean brands even more. Heading to the Caribbean islands of...
VM Building Society – Florida Representative Office, through its “Bank on the Move” initiative is providing services to the Jamaican Diaspora
By Obinna Chima The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has granted operating licences to 10 additional international money transfer operators (IMTOs) as part of efforts to boost diaspora remittances. With the new licences issued, the total number of IMTOs operating in the country now stands at 57. In an updated post on its website yesterday, CBN listed the newly-licensed operators as Transfercorp Limited/VFD Group; Comot Trading Nigeria Limited; Direkt Wire UK Limited; Gabtrans UK Limited in partnership with Moneyto Limited; GDM Transfer PTY Limited; Innovate 1 Pay Limited; Paysend Plc; SANAA Capi...