Mr Martin Kpebu, a Private Legal Practitioner, has called for a legislation to regularise the offices of the First and Second Ladies to make them more effective.
Mr Andrew Ackah, President of Advertising Association of Ghana, has called on government and key stakeholders to ensure the passage of advertising regulatory bill to ensure standard in marketing and advertising.
Dr Kwasi Agyei Sarfo, Director of Operations, Kantanka Group, has urged academic institutions to prioritise the needs of the industrial sector in their research initiatives.
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has expressed commitment to strengthening interventions in the fight against malaria to achieve the five-year strategic plan by the year 2025.
Some experts in the marine sector have expressed worry that environmental pollution will affect the quality and quantity of fish people consume in Ghana if nothing is done about it.
Mr Kobina Tahir Hammond, Minister of Trade and Industry, has asked the US Chamber of Commerce to formally present its concerns to the Ministry for redress.
Dr. Kojo Asante, the Director of Programmes and Policy Engagement at the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD), has said that improving electoral processes is key to building the trust of citizens in the upcoming elections.
Mr. Manish Gupta Jee, Indian High Commission to Ghana, has lauded the Bhojpuri Association of Ghana for promoting cultural exchange and preserving the rich tapestry of Indian traditions in Ghana.
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