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(Image: source/31/05/images/Power-transmission.jpg) The power transmission lines and towers market is expected to register major gains through the coming years, propelled by an upsurge in adoption of expansion strategies such as mergers, acquisitions, and product developments by leading industry participants. For instance, in September 2021, Nexans unveiled its second
A valedictorian of the January 2022 graduating cohort of the University of Ghana, Legon, Mr Michael Ampah, has appealed to corporate organisations and benevolent institutions and individuals to increase support to needy students across the country.
He Ghana Baptist University College (GBUC) has called for more collaboration between the private sector and the government in the delivery of quality tertiary education in the country.
About 300 certified electricians in the Central Region have benefited from a day's sensitisation workshop on safe ways of working as part of efforts to reduce electrical fires in the region. The programme formed part of a nationwide sensitisation programme by indigenous cable manufacturer, Tropical Cable and Conductor Limited (TCCL) for players in the electrical wiring and distribution profession. It aims to ensure that electricians used the right products and methods to undertake their electrical works as a necessary measure to reducing fire incidence. The seminar, on the theme "Electrica...
705 An industrialist and economist, Mr Tony Oteng-Gyasi, has called for urgent investigations into how China earned a better price for its first consignment of cocoa export than what Ghana received for its premium cocoa beans. He told the Graphic Business on April 23 that the investigations must be immediate and help to establish why 500 kilogrammes (kg) of the bean fetched China $3,600 when Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, which produced more than half of the world's cocoa, currently receive an average of $2,400 for a tonne of cocoa. One tonne is equivalent to 1,000kg. "The Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBO...