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Accra, June 15 GNA - Mr Kenneth Wujangi, Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of operations, has said public private partnerships in the vegetable production, is essential to enhance growth and deliver reliable stream of information and technology in emerging trends.

He said collaborative partnerships could be used to effectively bridge the gap between the public and private sectors to meet the farmer and consumer needs.

Mr Wujangi said this at a conference on public private partnership in the vegetables value chain in Accra.

As President Obama prepares to leave the national and global scene much ink would be spent discussing, debating, and dissecting his legacy. While much of this deliberation is likely to focus on his contribution to bare-knuckled politics, raw policy and other fiscal issues I argue that Barack Obama’s imprint on his country and the world goes beyond dollars and cents.

Over time, Turkey and Ghana have forged a relationship that reflects a partnership among equals. The visit of Turkey's President, HE Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has made this partnership stronger.

The Speaker of parliament, Edward Doe Adjaho, on Thursday March 3 admonished legislators over their lack of civility during debates on the floor of the House.

It has emerged that, the constitution of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) bars Dr. Zanetor Rawlings from contesting in the Klottey Korle.

The end to the protracted power crisis, according to the Minister of Employment and Labour Relations, has restored his honour.

A former spokesperson for former President John Agyekum Kufour, Andrew Awuni says it will be “a big struggle” for the NPP to win power in the upcoming November polls.

Parliament Wednesday passed the Ghana Export/Import Bank (EXIM) Bill into law. The passage of the bill grants the government the power and authority to establish an EXIM Bank which will be a quasi-government institution that will act as an intermediary between national governments and exporters to issue export financing.