GIRSAL participated in the 2026 Fruit Logistica Fair in Berlin, Germany, with a strategic focus on strengthening Ghana’s horticulture sector. This year, GIRSAL aimed to identify priority horticultural value chains with strong export scalability and engage prospective off-takers for the GIRSAL commercial chilli pepper project,.....
GIRSAL has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing Ghana’s agricultural sector with a GHS 50,000 donation towards the 41st National Farmers’ Day celebration, scheduled to take place in Ho on 5th December 2025. The cheque was presented by GIRSAL’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Nicholas Afrifa, on.....
Within Ghana’s tree crop sector, oil palm, now widely referred to as the country’s “red gold”, presents a significant opportunity to reduce imports, strengthen food security, create rural employment, and drive agro-industrial growth. With favourable agro-ecological conditions and sustained domestic demand, the oil palm sector.....
The Hon. Deputy Minister for Finance, Mr. Thomas Nyarko Ampem, on Monday, 11 August 2025, officially inaugurated the newly constituted Board for GIRSAL at a ceremony held at the Ministry of Finance. The seven-member Board is composed of seasoned professionals with extensive expertise in agricultural.....
In support of Ghana’s export promotion agenda and the development of underutilized agricultural commodities with high export potential, GIRSAL has launched the Sesame Pilot Project as part of its Agricultural Value Chain Development Initiative. The ongoing trial at Ziope in the Volta Region represents a.....
Insights from 6 Years of Facilitating Agricultural Financing Despite agriculture being a key pillar of Ghana’s economy, access to finance remains one of the most persistent barriers to growth within the sector. This financing gap not only stifles the expansion of agribusinesses but also casts.....
