The 9th Ghana Business Standard Awards 2026 took place recently, with Chairman Nana Kwadwo Marfo Ampong delivering a thought-provoking address. He stressed that only quality products can persuade strangers to buy them again. According to Ampong, "Made in Ghana" tells the world where a product originated, while standards determine its potential for growth and success. His remarks underscored the significance of maintaining high standards in Ghana's business landscape.
The event, reported by Benson Arthur, drew a limited audience of 4 views at the time of publication. The article, published 4 hours ago, has sparked interest among readers. Comment guidelines were provided, emphasizing respectful and plain English comments. The terms and conditions of commenting were also outlined, encouraging readers to report any inappropriate comments.
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Key points
- Chairman Nana Kwadwo Marfo Ampong emphasizes quality and standards at 9th Ghana Business Standard Awards.
- Northern-Savanna and Complete Farmer partner to cultivate 500 acres of sesame for export.
- GCX advocates for a structured domestic shea market.
