List of all articles filed under “ghana-interviews” category.
Kate Quartey-Papafio shares her assessment of the energy sector in Ghana, focusing on the importance for the country to develop its renewable energy industry. She also mentions some of Reroy Group’s current projects and talks about her search for investors who can invest in the company and partner with them in terms of technology transfer and sustainability, as well as future plans for growth.
Ann Brewin shares her assessment of the real estate sector in Accra and Ghana in 2019 and presents Clifton Homes, one of Ghana’s most trusted developers. The company is specialized in providing high-quality developments, located in the center of Accra, at market leading prices. She also discusses challenges and shares her vision for the future of Clifton Homes in the medium term.
Mabel Porbley shares her assessment of the insurance market in Ghana and explains what are the key competitive advantages of Saham Insurance Ghana. She also discusses possible partnerships, the acquisition of Saham by Sanlam Group and shares her vision for the future, in two to three years’ time.
Mike Baidoo presents K-Net, a telecom and connectivity services provider in Ghana and West Africa specialized in the areas of rural telephony, VSAT services, e-commerce and mobile commerce platforms and data network services, amongst others. He also talks about K-Net’s competitive advantages.
Dr Elikem Tamaklo shares his assessment of the healthcare sector in Ghana in 2019 and talks about the novelties at Nyaho Medical Center, a health facility providing international standard of care to patients in Ghana. He also discusses partnerships with other international bodies and shares his vision for the clinic in the medium term.
Mono Sethi presents Sethi Group of Companies and talks about Sethi Realty, the real estate branch of the Group. In Ghana, Sethi Realty built famous buildings such as Sethi Plaza in Accra and Giaan Towers in Tema. He also gives an overview of their current project: Nyame Dua Apartments, in the heart of Tema, in Community 25.
Michael Luguje shares his assessment of the ports in Ghana and the ECOWAS region, and talks about the activities and plans of GPHA (Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority), the national port authority of Ghana, responsible for the governance, maintenance and operation of the ports in the country.
Joseph Ampofo presents Enterprise Trustees, the pensions management subsidiary of Enterprise Group. The company provides pension services for over 3,000 leading industry players including major regulatory bodies across all industries with membership of over 400,000. The company also provides services for individuals through its retail personal pension product. It was one of the first Corporate Trustees to be licensed by the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) in Ghana.
Shadrach Ngusra talks about the land brokering and construction of buildings business in Ghana, as well as gold mining and gold trading. He also explains what are the competitive advantages of Ngusra Group and shares his vision for the medium term, in three years’ time.
Kalu Onyeamu Kalu shares his assessment of the leasing sector in Ghana and presents Leasafric Ghana, a company licensed by the Bank of Ghana in 1994 as a non-bank financial institution to carry out the business of finance leasing as its principal business. Leasafric Ghana is the biggest leasing company in Ghana and is specialized in both finance lease and operating lease.
