Kofi Ahovi

 The Apex Body of Women In Poultry Value Chain (WIPVaC-Apex Ghana) has launched three new Regional Chapters in Savannah, North East and Eastern regions respectively. The launch was held during a Networking Session sponsored by Star Ghana Foundation and was geared towards linking the various poultry value chain actors so as to revamp the poultry industry. The occasion had in attendance Key Stakeholders, Community members, Poultry Farmers, Egg Sellers, Aggregators etc. The theme for the launch was “Breaking the New Grounds to Revamp the Poultry Industry in Ghana-the role of value chain actors”. The objectives of the programme were to: Inaugurate and launch new Regional Chapters Link the various chain actors in the poultry industry so as to improve upon the poultry business in Ghana. Address the challenges confronting the poultry farmers Launching of WIPVaC-Apex North East Regional Chapter, Walewale In an address by the National President of WIPVaC-Apex Ghana, Dr. Victoria Norgbey, s...

The Apex Body of Women in Poultry Value Chain (WIPVaC-Apex Ghana) together with African Women in Animal Resource Farming and Agribusiness Network (AWARFA-N Ghana) have donated crates of eggs to the male inmates of the Koforidua Central Prison in the Eastern region to mark this year’s international Women’s Day. The donation was warmly accepted by the Prison officials who thanked the Associations for remembering these inmates on this special day and hope for more of such benevolent gesture. International Women's Day takes place on March 8th every year to celebrate women's rights and inspire people to act in the ongoing fight for gender equality. It celebrates women's contributions to society, raises awareness about the fight for gender parity, and inspires support for organizations that help women globally. WIPVaC-Apex-Ghana together with AWARFA-N Ghana have over the years marked this day as a way of empowering women and girls in communities through donations, sensitization a...