UNICEF supports Ghanaian startups to accelerate SDGs achievement

Upper East to become hub for rice and livestock production – MOFA

Today in 2010: Farmers call on government to ban importation of rice

E-commerce firm Shopnaw launched

Demand for Made in Ghana rice high - Vendors

Local rice shortage hits Tamale

Take Ghana rice campaign to the international community - Rawlings

Ghana rice to have special identification stickers – Rice millers

Govt to scale up rice consumption to 100% in second cycle institutions

Buffer Stock Company promises to supply SHSs with 100% local rice

Ghana's rice sector needs more support - Kufuor

The trendy made-in-Ghana rice campaign and the fervent media stimulus

All State institutions must buy Ghana rice from January 2020 – Akufo Addo orders

First lady officially joins eat Ghana rice campaign

Ghana's rice sector needs more support - Kufuor

Follow my example, eat local rice – Nana Addo to Ghanaians

Patronise Ghana rice - Nana Addo tells Ghanaians

GhanaWeb Polls: 80% of respondents prefer locally produced rice

It’s not government's job to promote local rice – Dep. Agric Minister

Govt not mandated to promote local rice - Dep. Agric Minister

Peasant Farmers Association wants govt to ban rice importation

Buy Ghana rice for Christmas – VP Bawumia

Ban importation of rice now not 2022 – Peasant farmers

Why every Ghanaian must eat local rice

MoFA outlines plan to boost consumption of made in Ghana rice

MoFA unveils plans to boost local rice consumption

Minister replies John Dumelo over prices of local rice

Ghana’s local rice to be to listed on Ghana Commodity Exchange

Local rice to be listed on Ghana Commodity Exchange

GSA, FDA to facilitate standardization, registration of local rice

We’ll stand by you – Government assures rice farmers

We’ll stand by you – Government assures rice farmers

Banks unwilling to give us financial support – Rice Millers lament

We’re planning to ban rice importation by 2022 – MoFA

Government, Wienco rescue rice farmers

Buy Ghana Rice Campaign: Wholesale shops 'non-existent' – Traders