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Marcopolis.net has compiled a list of the most important IT training institutions in Ghana. These are tertiary and pre-tertiary institutions that train people in ICT-related fields to help build human resource that can meet the increasing needs of Ghana’s ICT folks.
Marcopolis.net presents the leading IT solutions providers in Ghana. The list includes players such as IPMC, SOFTtribe, Bsystems, InCharge Global, etc.
Marcopolis.net has compiled a list of the top 5 IT services and products companies in Ghana. In Ghana, technology is booming and connectivity, be it telephony or Internet, is the most-talked about issue in the country, where innovation is growing at a faster rate.
There are currently 25 substantial ministries aside the ten regional ministers responsible for the political administration of the country’s ten regions. Out of this, 19 of them are within the cabinet. Each ministry is headed by a minister and one or more deputies.
Ecobank Ghana is one of the commercial banks licensed by the Bank of Ghana, the national banking regulator. The bank is a subsidiary of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI), a bank holding company which is currently present in over 33 countries across Africa, dealing in 22 currencies. The Ecobank Group is thus in more countries in Africa than any other bank, making it the leading regional banking group in Middle Africa.
uniBank Ghana Limited was incorporated as a private company in December 1997 to operate as a bank. It is a wholly owned Ghanaian and authorized to undertake a broad range of banking business. uniBank Ghana opened its door to customers in January 2001. The bank’s vision is to be the leading and preferred bank, offering comprehensive financial solutions to their customers (SME and Personal Banking markets) in a professional, caring, responsive and profitable way.
Since the establishment of Kasapreko Company Limited in 1989, the company has been directing its efforts to establish itself as a truly alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage manufacturing company in Ghana and beyond. Kasapreko produces herbal-based spirits which possess very positive medicinal qualities. It has been the only company in its sector to be certified by the Centre for Scientific Research into Plant Medicine. Kasapreko’s flagship product Alomo Bitters holds over 50% share of the spirits market.
