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”When I’m at work, I think in Russian”: Eyerusalem from Ethiopia talks about her experience of working in Russia

Moving to another country – the main fear in life or an opportunity to broaden horizons? This is the question our protagonist Eyerusalem Worku from Ethiopia askes herself today. She has been living and working in Russia with the Alabuga Start programme for over 1.5 years. How the girl’s parents …

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“Growth is not limited as long as you are hard-working”: how a girl from Nigeria can build a successful career in Russia

Moving to another country – the main fear in life or an opportunity to broaden horizons? This is the question our protagonist Eyerusalem Worku from Ethiopia askes herself today. She has been living and working in Russia with the Alabuga Start programme for over 1.5 years. How the girl’s parents …

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”I developed a lot of skills: leadership, time management”: Alabuga Start participant talks about her experience of working in Russia

Moving to another country – the main fear in life or an opportunity to broaden horizons? This is the question our protagonist Eyerusalem Worku from Ethiopia askes herself today. She has been living and working in Russia with the Alabuga Start programme for over 1.5 years. How the girl’s parents …

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Alabuga Start Welcomes New Participants from Africa in a Celebration of Unity and Opportunity

  The Alabuga Start programme continues to grow, gladly welcoming new participants in Kazan, Russia. These new faces bring stories, dreams and a strong desire to create a better future through this life-changing initiative. Firstly, the specialists of SEZ “Alabuga” welcomed the girls from Sierra Leone. This became an important …

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President Mahama: “Nkokɔ nketenkete project to boost local poultry production”

Ghana’s President, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, has announced that his government has put measures in place aimed at revitalizing the country’s poultry industry. According to the President, the Nkokɔ Nketenkete Project, which will soon be implemented is designed to support local poultry farmers, and expected to significantly reduce Ghana’s dependence …

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BoG Governor advocates recalibration of monetary policy for efficiency

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Asiama, has stressed on the need to recalibrate the country’s monetary policy strategy and enhance its policy framework to ensure a more effective and efficient fulfillment of the central bank’s mandate. Speaking at the Jubilee House after a swearing in …

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CTEAG leadership pledges support for President Mahama to revamp cashew sector

The leadership of the Cashew Traders and Exporters Association of Ghana (CTEAG) has expressed its readiness to collaborate with President John Dramani Mahama in revitalizing the cashew sector. Speaking in an interview with the Media, the National Organizer of the Association, Kwabena Owusu, congratulated President John Dramani Mahama and his …

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Sam George orders closure of seven radio stations

The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, has ordered the closure of seven radio stations with immediate effect. The move, according to the Minister, is to ensure strict adherence with the law concerning frequency authorisations. Sam George said, one of the stations was closed down on …

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President Mahama urges African leaders to strengthen tax compliance

President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E John Dramani Mahama, has called on African leaders to prioritize the strengthening of tax compliance across the continent. According to him, tax compliance  is a crucial step in addressing Africa’s significant financing gap and, ultimately, elevating the continent from poverty. President Mahama made …

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Gov’t to offer cocoa farmers 70% of the world market price exceeding proposed 60%

In a move to increase cocoa production in Ghana, the Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has announced that the government will offer cocoa farmers 70% of the world market price for their produce, to exceed the initially proposed 60%. According to the Minister, the increment is intended to …

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