List of all articles filed under “ghana-interviews” category.
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.
Marco Casano shares his assessment of the construction sector in Ghana and talks about the latest trends. He also presents AR.CA. Ghana Engineering, a company specialized in planning and supervision of construction in the industrial and residential areas.
Leeford Quarshie talks about expansion plans at La Villa Boutique Hotel and shares his assessment of the hospitality sector in Accra. He also talks about future plans for the hotel, discusses La Villa’s philosophy in terms of service and explains what kind of clientele usually comes to the hotel.
Archie Hesse talks about GhIPSS’ vision to migrate Ghana to an electronic payment society, focusing on electronic payment services and products. Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems Limited has been responsible for the operations of the payment systems in Ghana, in collaboration with the banking fraternity, for 11 years.
Erdinc Asar shares his assessment of the construction sector and the real estate market in Ghana and presents The Pearl in City, a 150-apartment project located in Cantonments, in the heart of Accra. The residence is a lifestyle concept, offering residential apartments as well as a supermarket, pharmacy, hairdresser, spa center, restaurant, etc.
Oscar Nichor talks about K-Net’s experience in building Ghana’s DTT (digital terrestrial television) network and explains what strategy K-Net can replicate in other countries, particularly in West Africa and the ECOWAS, to help establish a cost effective and reliable DTT network in good time.
Harrison Tetteh explains what makes Joy Industries’ products different and presents Joy Dadi Bitters, Joy Twedee Ginger and Sokoo Alcoholic Drink, the company’s most famous alcoholic beverages infused with medicinal herbs.
Dr. Nutifafa Kwasi presents Joy Industries’ flagship products: Joy Dadi Bitters, Joy Twedee Ginger and Sokoo, the true bitters of the land. Made from real medicinal plants and herbs, these products present a foaming characteristic called saponins, which are phytochemicals in plants. Joy Industries is a leading medicinal and herbal products manufacturer in Ghana.
Kojo Choi shares his assessment of the digital payments sector in Ghana and presents PaySwitch Company, a Ghanaian integrated payment solutions provider that facilitates the circulation of money as well as the exchange of values between individuals (C2C); individuals and organizations (C2B); organizations and individuals (B2C); and between organizations (B2B) on a timely and consistent basis.
Sajid Khan shares his assessment of the hotel industry in Ghana and presents Tang Palace Hotel, a four-star hotel located in the heart of Accra, and providing luxury accommodation to guests, business travelers and leisure seekers alike. He also talks about current projects and explains what is his vision for the hotel in the medium to long term.
