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Contract Farming Koranteng and Koranteng Legal Advisors is proud to have attended the Contract Farming Management Training, conducted by the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MoTI) in partnership with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit #GIZ from 20th February, 2023 to 23rd February, 2023 in Koforidua, Ghana. Ama Koguah Obese-Jecty and Amanda Alokpa represented the…

WOMEN, BUSINESS AND THE LAW 2023 – The Ghana Snapshot Koranteng and Koranteng Legal Advisors acted as contributing experts to the Women, Business and the Law 2023 report, published by the World Bank Group yesterday. Lawyers Bridget Agyei, Ama Koguah Obese-Jecty and Afua A. Koranteng contributed to the report Ghana segment of the report. Women, Business…

Koranteng & Koranteng Legal Advisors Participates in RENPOWER GHANA 2023 Koranteng and Koranteng Legal Advisors participated in RENPOWER GHANA 2023 on 1st March, 2023, at the Labadi Beach Hotel on the theme: “Targeting a double-digit growth for renewable energy capacity.” Our Managing Partner Afua A. Koranteng was a Speaker and Moderator of the 4th Session…

Water crisis: a situation of laws without enforcement? Water is life, and its importance cannot be denied. From nutrition to medication, it cuts across several spheres of our existence. Domestically, the discourse on water protection has been minimal, but now – more crucially than ever – the discourse on water protection needs to be increased…

The law and inflation – a history of price control legislation Recently in Ghana, some sellers have increased the price of their goods by as much as 300 percent. The inflation rate in Ghana as measured by Combined Consumer Price Index as at October 2022, was 40.4 percent[1]. Inflation is a perennial problem that has…

THE GHANA ALTERNATIVE MARKET; A GIFT TO BUDDING SMEs Perhaps the most recurring answer given when small businesses are asked about barriers to their business’s growth, is “access to capital”. Over the years, financial advisors have devised ingenious ways of dealing with the challenge of access to capital, whether for administrative costs, procurement of business…

AFRICA’S INFRASTRUCTURE PARADOX. BY TOM JAMIESON, PARTNER, RO LAZAROVITCH, PARTNER, JO EN LOW, PARTNER, AND ONIS CHUKWUEKE-UBA, ASSOCIATE, BRACEWELL (UK) LLP AND AFUA A KORANTENG, PARTNER, AND EDWARD KORANTENG, PARTNER, KORANTENG & KORANTENG LEGAL ADVISORS. Africa’s infrastructure needs – including road, rail, ports, transmission and power – are considerable, and will become increasingly pronounced on…