President John Dramani Mahama on Thursday commissioned the expanded evaporated milk production line at Nestlé Ghana Limited in the industrial city of Tema. …
… He said they had earlier visited Nestlé Ghana Limited, where they also witnessed the expansion of production lines and that these developments show that existing companies were responding to the opportunities in the nation’s economy by increasing their production capacity. …
Nestlé and the NBA have announced a new multi-year international marketing partnership that will make MILO, Nescau and Nesquik official partners of the NBA. …
President John Dramani Mahama has described the expansion of Nestlé Ghana’s Tema factory as a clear demonstration of the government’s 24-hour economy in action, saying the investment reflects Ghana’s ambition to produce more of what it consumes and export more of what it produces …
… Salome Azevedo, Managing Director of Nestlé Ghana Limited and guest speaker, urged leaders to adopt inclusive leadership approaches that allow individuals at all levels of organisations to contribute to decision-making. …
… At the center of this call is a proven but underused tool: equity participation in industry—a model Ghana once applied successfully through the historic partnership between National Investment Bank and Nestlé Ghana Limited. …
… At the center of this call is a proven but underused tool: equity participation in industry—a model Ghana once applied successfully through the historic partnership between National Investment Bank and Nestlé Ghana Limited. …
President John Dramani Mahama commissioned an expanded evaporated milk production line at Nestlé Ghana Limited in Tema, capable of producing nearly 30,000 tons per year and supporting approximately 1,200 full-time workers and about 1,300 third-party workers. Mahama noted that 94.4 per cent of Nestlé's employees are Ghanaian and highlighted the investment as part of the government's 24-Hour Economy programme.
President John Dramani Mahama commissioned an expanded evaporated milk production line at Nestlé Ghana Limited in Tema, capable of producing nearly 30,000 tons per year and supporting approximately 1,200 full-time workers and about 1,300 third-party workers. Mahama noted that 94.4 per cent of Nestlé's employees are Ghanaian and highlighted the investment as part of the government's 24-Hour Economy programme.
President John Dramani Mahama paid a working visit to Three Dreamer Manufacturing Company in Tema, which produces fast-moving consumer goods including diapers, sanitary pads, and food items. Mahama credited the company as an example of the NDC's 24-Hour Economy policy, which he said supports existing factories to expand operations and create employment.
President Mahama has urged Ghanaian entrepreneurs to build businesses that survive beyond their founders, citing succession planning as critical to local enterprise sustainability. He cited Kasapreko Limited as a model of successful leadership transition and institutional continuity.
Nestlé and the NBA have announced a multi-year international marketing partnership making MILO, Nescau and Nesquik official NBA partners across 21 markets on four continents, effective January 1, 2027. The partnership will focus on youth basketball development and fan engagement through programmes including Jr. NBA/Jr. WNBA, NBA Basketball School, and NBA Global Games.
President Mahama commissioned Nestlé Ghana's expanded evaporated milk production line at its Tema factory, which is expected to increase annual production capacity from approximately 12,960 tonnes to nearly 30,000 tonnes. The President described the expansion as demonstrating the government's 24-hour economy agenda and noted it would enable local filling, homogenisation, sterilisation and packaging using Ghanaian workers.
The Ghana Employers Association has graduated 60 participants from Cohorts 9 and 10 under its Female Future Programme, designed to equip women with leadership skills, mentorship, and professional networks. The Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection noted the programme has produced measurable outcomes, with beneficiaries advancing into leadership roles and securing appointments to boards and committees.
As cocoa futures have slumped nearly 70% from late-2024 records, major chocolate makers including Hershey are planning to increase cocoa content and return products to traditional recipes, potentially lowering shelf prices and boosting demand for cocoa farmers.
Ghana faces a rising burden of non-communicable diseases, with 45% of deaths caused by conditions like hypertension, heart disease, and diabetes. The article argues that big food transnational corporations, through aggressive marketing and product strategies, play a central role in shaping food environments toward unhealthy diets and rising obesity rates among women, men, and children.
An opinion piece argues Ghana's economic reset requires BIG PUSHCAS (Capital Allocation Strategy) to fund production and scale exports through equity participation in industry, reviving a historic National Investment Bank-Nestlé model that built sustainable industrial growth rather than short-term debt cycles.
An opinion piece argues that Ghana's economic reset requires BIG PUSHCAS (Capital Allocation Strategy) to fund production and scale exports, with equity participation in industry—modeled on the historic National Investment Bank–Nestlé partnership—positioned as key to creating 500,000 jobs and unlocking $5–10 billion in exports.
A fire at the Ghana Grid Company substation in Akosombo disrupted bulk power transmission, causing widespread outages across the Ashanti Region, Central Region, and Tema enclave, affecting residential communities, educational institutions, and industrial zones.