National Biosafety Authority Board of Directors inaugurated
GHANA – A thirteen-member Board of Directors of the National Biosafety Authority has been inaugurated at a ceremony in Accra.
Read MoreDay: February 19, 2015
National Biosafety Authority Board of Directors inaugurated
GHANA – A thirteen-member Board of Directors of the National Biosafety Authority has been inaugurated at a ceremony in Accra.
Read MoreUgandan false malt in global police swoop
WORLD – A global police crackdown on counterfeit produce has netted thousands of tonnes of fake food and drink, including false malt in Uganda, Interpol has said.
Read MoreUgandan false malt in global police swoop
WORLD – A global police crackdown on counterfeit produce has netted thousands of tonnes of fake food and drink, including false malt in Uganda, Interpol has said.
Read MoreWitvlei Meat to do battle in Oslo high court this week
NAMIBIA – Witvlei Meat abattoir will appear in the international arena this week after informing the Norwegian high court late last week of its intentions to sue for payment of N$50 million for its final consignment of 350 tonnes of Namibian prime beef to Norway.
Read MoreWitvlei Meat to do battle in Oslo high court this week
NAMIBIA – Witvlei Meat abattoir will appear in the international arena this week after informing the Norwegian high court late last week of its intentions to sue for payment of N$50 million for its final consignment of 350 tonnes of Namibian prime beef to Norway.
Read MoreFormer Mumias Sugar managers now turn heat on miller’s board
KENYA – Former executives of Mumias Sugar Company Wednesday issued a statement blaming the current financial woes troubling the country’s largest miller to inaction by the board of directors.
Read MoreFormer Mumias Sugar managers now turn heat on miller’s board
KENYA – Former executives of Mumias Sugar Company Wednesday issued a statement blaming the current financial woes troubling the country’s largest miller to inaction by the board of directors.
Read MoreFormer Mumias Sugar managers now turn heat on miller’s board
KENYA – Former executives of Mumias Sugar Company Wednesday issued a statement blaming the current financial woes troubling the country’s largest miller to inaction by the board of directors.
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