We had a great meeting with colleagues from @Mo_IbrahimFdn in Accra, reaffirming commitments from both organizations to harness data for impactful initiatives. Together, we are passionate about using data to drive good governance.
#VoicesAfrica#Data#Governance
If you have been wondering what #WampexWampoc is about and why you should join our upcoming conference and exhibition from 1st-3rd June, here are 3 reasons you should register to participate.
We're delighted to announce that Ghana's Vice President, H. E. Mahamudu Bawumia as our Special Guest at the West Africa Mining and Power Exhibition and Conference in Accra
Yes I said it! Although I'm sure it's been said before, I shared this with young female students of @Ashesi to emphasise the value of social capital and relationships!
@fiamor_p@KathleenAfful@BeeDesmennu@estherfoxCAN@gifty_appiah@CFiamor Thanks so much for visiting us @greengoldgardensgh We love the haven we're creating - it's basically a #greenspace open to everyone who loves nature. Not only can plants and all things gardening be purchased at Green Gold Gardens but one can just come and sit and chillax!
'Prioritizing climate planning & focusing on sustainable development will benefit Ghana as it recovers from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.'This @JoyFmNews article highlights some key points at the recent @GhaCIC Economy & Ecology Strategic Dialogue: https://t.co/LNRWbUYhqt
To show appreciation to healthcare professionals and service providers who have been working tirelessly to keep the team in Obuasi safe, a section of the AGAG Management Team paid a Courtesy Call to the AGA Health Foundation. #COVID19#SustainableMining. @wimghana@SamuelEnnin
The Obuasi Mine today led by the MD, Mr. Asubonteng, Obuasi MCE, Obuasi East DCE, Okofo Sobin Kan II & Snr. Manager Sustainability cut the sod for the construction of a 1.3 km stretch of road & drainage works in Obuasi, costing IM USD. #Covid_19#sustainable#Mining#communities
Really. A director that controls a £25m per annum budget. Chairs committees of 20 people. Travels regularly to Darkest Africa, meets leaders in slums to try set up distribution networks, that is available 24/7 should get paid less that £100k per yr. You are joking?