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The entire Vice Versa Media Ghana team visited the home base of Tony's Chocolonely as journalists interested in understanding how their mission translates into structure. Watch Full Video Here: youtu.be/gBkFuSH0HwY Inside the space where strategy, sourcing principles, and long-term cocoa commitments are shaped, we engaged with the systems behind the brand: traceability models, partnership frameworks, and the operational thinking that supports the ambition of a more equitable cocoa industry. For us, this visit was an opportunity to examine how corporate sustainability narratives are built, how decisions are made, and how those decisions ultimately connect back to farming communities thousands of miles away.

Day 5 at Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 brought fresh perspectives on cocoa production and the true meaning of sustainability. Representatives from projects supported by Tony’s Foundation took the stage to share their journeys, highlighting the progress made and the tangible impact within cocoa communities. Watch Video Here: youtu.be/qAxg4WmO0Hw

Vice Versa Media Ghana Presents at Tony’s Foundation On Friday afternoon, after a demanding week of panels, negotiations, and strategic conversations across the cocoa sector, the gathering, hosted by Tony’s Foundation, presented a moment of visibility for the foundation, its partners, and for the long-term investments shaping cocoa communities beyond sourcing models. Among the partners invited to present was Vice Versa Media Ghana. Watch Full Video Here: youtu.be/r7UiNv7AmX0

Vice Versa Media Ghana Presents at Tony’s Foundation On Friday afternoon, after a demanding week of panels, negotiations, and strategic conversations across the cocoa sector, the gathering, hosted by Tony’s Foundation, presented a moment of visibility for the foundation, its partners, and for the long-term investments shaping cocoa communities beyond sourcing models. Among the partners invited to present was Vice Versa Media Ghana. Watch Full Video Here: youtu.be/r7UiNv7AmX0

At the Chocolonely Foundation event yesterday, Vice Versa Media Ghana took the stage to speak about something bigger than funding. We spoke about narrative power. We shared how this partnership has enabled authentic African storytelling, elevating underrepresented voices and empowering young journalists to shape their own narratives. Because journalism is not just about reporting facts. It is about ownership. Perspective. Authority. Sustaining this project means strengthening the future of ethical media across Africa. We are proud of what has been built, and even more committed to what lies ahead.

Here’s a glimpse into the energy, creativity, and ambition that filled the Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 trade fair floor. Every stand told a story of transformation: how a single crop can evolve into products that embody identity, creativity, and economic power. What stood out most was the diversity of expression. Cocoa is being reimagined in ways that expand its value far beyond raw exports. And in that expansion lies opportunity for producers, entrepreneurs, and the next generation of innovators.

Yesterday at the Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 trade fair, cocoa came alive in ways that went far beyond the bean. From handcrafted chocolates to cocoa-inspired artwork and innovative value-added products, the exhibition floor radiated creativity, culture, and possibility. The space reflected the vast potential of cocoa not only as a commodity, but as craft, enterprise, and expression. It was a powerful reminder that the cocoa value chain holds far more than raw material; it holds imagination, innovation, and untapped opportunity.

The future of cocoa depends on innovation, collaboration, and long-term thinking, and in that equation, influence matters. As the sector confronts volatility and transformation, the conversation has moved beyond representation. The real question now is, can the industry afford not to move women decisively into leadership? Day Two of Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 shifted the spotlight from market volatility and sustainability frameworks to something equally structural: leadership, power, and who truly sits at the table. The evening also marked the 10th anniversary of the Women in Cocoa and Chocolate Network (WINCC), a movement that began in a hotel bar in Singapore and has since grown into a global platform advancing women across the cocoa and chocolate sector. Read the full article here: viceversaglobal.com/a-decade-of-wo…

Yesterday’s Grand Opening of Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 marked a deliberate shift in tone. This maiden Farmers' Day session was a bold act of rebalancing power by dedicating the platform to cocoa farmers and the organizations genuinely invested in their realities. READ ARTICLE HERE: viceversaglobal.com/the-voices-of-… For years, global cocoa conversations have revolved around compliance frameworks, market access, traceability systems, and sustainability benchmarks. This time, however, the microphone was intentionally handed to those at the foundation of the value chain.

The Vice Versa Media Ghana team is on the ground at the historic Beurs van Berlage, kicking off Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 with the powerful Farmers' Day, the maiden dedicated space where cocoa farmers and representatives from around the world take center stage. Today, we are capturing the real stories: voices of resilience, challenges in the field, innovations for a fairer future, and the human faces behind every bar of chocolate. As official media partners, we are committed to amplifying origin voices especially from Ghana and reframing the narrative with authenticity and impact. Follow along as we continue covering the week. The journey from farm to future starts here. @Chocoa_nl @TonyChocolonely @AmsterdamCocoaWeek @WFP @WorldCocoa Fl @ZOTOAllianceBernstei @Club @SalehAlmirzim @FairtradeAfrica @BelindaChristineBorc @AnnaLaven @FarmForce @CocoaPowder @ghcocobod @MyJoyOnline

Think Amsterdam, think chocolate. Catch a glimpse of day 2 of our stay in Amsterdam.

We are poised and ready to bring you highlights from Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026. Stay tuned for updates from one of the world's largest cocoa gatherings. These stories are African, authentic, reflective, and actionable Get ready. Funded by @TonysChocoUK_IE @Chocoa_nl @amsterdam @ghcocobod @charltonbrooker @WFP @trader1sz @ASI_Alliance @WFP @cocoabutterbf @PRDVFoundation @Conservation @girlsalliance @International @EnyonamManye @cocoabutterbf @BoardCocoa @HealthRanger @HashDit @JoyFmNews @suzannewacanno @Helados

At 29, Vida Agorvu chose the farm over city glamour. In this gripping profile, a young cocoa farmer lays bare the realities behind the chocolate we consume. As Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 approaches, Vida presents a petition to those shaping the future of cocoa Listen. The conversation begins on the farm.

The road to Amsterdam Cocoa Week must begin on the farm. As global stakeholders prepare for Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026, this story returns the conversation to its roots. Elizabeth Obeng, a widow and cocoa farmer in Ghana, shares the lived realities behind cocoa production and the quiet cost borne by women at the heart of the value chain. Funded by Tony's Chocolonely This is the First Episode of our docuseries. Watch and engage. @ceceswetdreams @Tony @TonysChocoUK_IE @Chocolonely @Amsterdamcocoaweek @NASPACOCOBOD @CocobodS

Road to Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026. As the global cocoa sector prepares for Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026, we turn our lens toward the people whose labor sustains the industry yet remains largely invisible. This docuseries begins with Elizabeth Obeng, a widow and cocoa farmer in Ghana, whose story reflects the realities behind global cocoa conversations. Episode One premieres Monday. Don't miss it!!!

How does Amsterdam Cocoa Week affect women in rural Ghana? As Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 approaches, conversations on sustainability, pricing, and equity intensify. Yet for many women in Ghana’s cocoa communities, these discussions feel distant from daily realities. This article documents the lived experiences of widows and single mothers whose labour sustains cocoa production but rarely informs decision-making. Their voices raise essential questions about accountability, inclusion, and the future of the cocoa economy. Read article Here: lnkd.in/dBpTbGt6 These are raw and honest stories from women cocoa farmers who form a pivotal part of Ghana’s cocoa sector, as they share their realities and expectations ahead of Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026.

Dear valued partner, stakeholder, and collaborator, As we begin the new year, we want to express our sincere appreciation for your continued support and partnership with Vice Versa Media Ghana. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in our growth and progress. We're grateful for the opportunities we've shared and look forward to exploring new avenues for collaboration in the coming year. We believe that together, we can achieve great things and make a meaningful impact. Wishing you a prosperous and successful new year, filled with joy, good health, and abundant blessings.

Witness the Ghanaian cocoa story told from its source. Vice Versa Media Ghana partners with Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2026 as an official media partner to document, amplify, and reframe cocoa storytelling from the ground up, placing Ghana’s cocoa farmers, especially women, at the center of global conversations shaping the industry’s future. Read the full article: 🔗 viceversaglobal.com/reframing-coco… As the cocoa and chocolate sector faces growing scrutiny over equity, sustainability, and survival, this work traces how decisions made in global spaces travel back to the fields where cocoa begins.

Catch a glimpse of key moments from Diaspora Connect Summit 2025. Watch video here: youtu.be/TpVoGezfbyg The summit, held at the Accra International Conference Centre in Ghana, brought together Africans on the continent and across the diaspora to challenge historical, cultural, and economic fractures created by centuries of displacement born out of the Atlantic Slave Trade. The gathering also aimed to explore prospective strategies to confront these gaps.