Ghana Set To Establish A Board For Cashew And Tree Crops In September - Abronye DC

The Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe aka. Abronye DC has disclosed that Ghana is set to establish a regulatory Board for cashew and other tree crops in September this year to regulate and create a conducive environment for the growth and development of cashew and other tree crops with consequential benefits to the national economy.

According to him, plans are far advanced in that respect and by September this year it would be given government approval for the commencement of its activities.

Abronye DC hinted this on a live broadcast on Radio West Africa in Wenchi during his visit to some registration centres in the region to ascertain the successes and challenges of the compilation of a new Voters' register for the impending general elections.

Abronye DC said the Board is also necessary because it will protect the farmers from being exploited by expatriate buyers.

Chairman Abronye DC called on all Ghanaians who have attained the voting age with sound mind to troop to the various registration centres to get their new Voters' Identification cards.