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IMANI LAUNCHES ULTRA MODERN LABEL MACHINE TO SUPPORT LOCAL PRODUCT BRANDING imani impressionz ultra modern office Imani impressionz which is a leading printing and branding company in Ghana has opened it's new digital solutions center in Accra. The opening was heralded by the launch of a unique label machine to help the local market brand their products to meet international standards. Hitherto, branding of products such as sobolo, among other drinks and other edible products have not been properly branded, thus, hasn't enjoyed market penetration and patronage. The General manager, Mr Sheriff Ayew said ‘ There has been a public call on local businesses to brand their products well to attract buyers ; in view of this, Imani impressionz has provided the branding solution to change the face of made in Ghana products’. Also, According to the marketing manager, Mr. Victor Ativie, ‘Imani promises to make it's cost affordable for everyone, particularly, busi...

THE PLIGHT OF RURAL URBAN MIGRATION ‘Movement of Jah people’, as sang by the musical legend Bob Marley, in reference to the book ‘Exodus’ of the Holy Bible, made us know about the hardship, suffering and abuse of human rights the Israelites went through in Egypt. Now, a symbolic exodus of Ghanaian locals to the city has become alarming. These migrants come from different parts of the country, they move due to unsatisfactory jobs, extreme poverty, peer influence, misinformation, lack of recreational facilities, unhealthy traditional practices, to mention a few. According to the Holy bible, Israelites were assured by God, a promise land which flowed with ‘milk and honey’. The migrants like Israelites, seem to think that, the city flows with ‘milk and honey’, which symbolically, is the solution to their problems. Upon reaching the city, the migrants are surprised about the way they live, disappointment is what their faces express, and the fantasies they had about the cit...