AGI moves to tackle SMEs key challenges
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AGI moves to tackle SMEs key challenges

…rolls out SME training to boost access to finance

Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi
Published 3 days ago3 min read

Poor bookkeeping, constrained access to finance, inadequate product packaging and limited market access remain the four most significant challenges confronting members of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), according to the association’s President, Dr. Humphrey Nsiah-Poku

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