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COCOBOD struggled to payback last year's syndicated loan - Dr. Jasaw
Farmers urge declaration of state of emergency for cocoa sector
COCOBOD to self-finance 2024-2025 cocoa season, aiming to save US$150 million
Ghana ditches plans of borrowing from international banks to fund 2024-2025 cocoa season
EXPLAINER: Why COCOBOD has ditched plans to borrow from international banks after 32 years
International banks rejected COCOBOD's loan request to purchase cocoa for 2024-25 crop season - Minority
African cocoa harvest might improve but your chocolate prices won't
COCOBOD in talks with cocoa traders to borrow $500 million to finance industry operations
Dr. Stephen Opuni’s alleged mess at FDA comes back to haunt Ghanaians
Hot, dry weather in key Ghana region casts shadow on cocoa rebound hopes
Cocoa Farmers' Pension Scheme kicks off in 3 districts
COCOBOD targets 800,000 tons of cocoa production after investing GH¢943 million in 2023
Minority challenges COCOBOD’s GH¢3.4 billion head office cost
Cocoa set for weekly gain on West Africa's dry weather fears
Cocoa Processing Company's financial woes deepen as it records US$9.5 million loss
Ghana is running out of time to agree terms for new cocoa loan
Cocoa farmers to receive GH¢41,288,689 as premium for 2023/24 crop season
Ghana throwing away its cocoa for the poisoned short-term gains of 'galamsey' – Lecturer
Ghana seeks to limit some cocoa purchases as shortages persist
Ghana's cocoa production output hit 429,323 metric tons at the end of June – Report
COCOBOD is working hard to protect cocoa farmers - CEO
COCOBOD champions hand pollination to increase cocoa yields
COCOBOD secures US$100m World Bank support for cocoa rehabilitation
Finance Ministry set to introduce FOB-based cocoa price to enhance efficiency
COCOBOD reforms show positive signs
Cocoa's extreme shortage is finally set to end - Marex Group
Ghana's top cocoa farmers remain vital in global supply chain - Ellen Jacobs
COCOBOD opens 2024 Light Crop season on June 21
Opuni dares Boahen Aidoo to justify empty coffers claim
COCOBOD was broke when I took over in 2017 – CEO
COCOBOD was broke when I took over in 2017 – CEO
Ghana's cocoa exports plunged in the first quarter of 2024 - GSS report
COCOBOD moves to stop farmers from selling cocoa farms to illegal miners
Plastic manufacturers call for indefinite suspension of 5% tax
COCOBOD will borrow up to US$1.5 billion for 2024-25 cocoa purchases - Sources
COCOBOD to borrow up to $1.5 billion for 2024-25 cocoa purchases - Sources