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Dr Elikem Tamaklo, Managing Director of Nyaho Medical Centre, has been named the All Africa Young Business Leader of the Year at the 8th edition of the All Africa Business Leaders Awards (AABLA) organized in partnership with CNBC Africa in Johannesburg (South Africa).
West Africa’s leading producer of plastic pipe systems, Interplast, launched its ultra-modern manufacturing line and introduced another pacesetting irrigation product into the market. Mr. Hayssam Fakhry, the company’s Managing Director, said the product called Ingreen, is an automatic Irrigation System that has come to take farming to another productive level.
Nyaho Medical Centre is pleased to announce the 2017 performance of Nyaho Medical Centre’s medical department
Alleviating the “No bed” burden in Ghana’s hospitals – Nyaho Dove Foundation lends a hand and donates 28 hospital beds and bedside cabinets to two hospitals in the Upper East Region.
Over the past 48 years Ghana’s healthcare leader Nyaho Medical Center has been at the forefront of medical care in Ghana. As we inch closer to celebrating our golden jubilee, we have embarked on several projects to ensure that we continue to deliver the care with which our name has become synonymous.
Preventive healthcare in Ghana is the key to a new lease of life.
The e-bills system, which is the latest initiative by the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems (GhIPSS), enables various institutions to transact business and receive payment instantly through electronic means. As such, there is a huge business potential for financial technology service providers, known as Fintech companies, to support organisations to set up their system in order to use the e-bills pay.
Banks and third-party companies in Ghana have been commended for their role in driving patronage for electronic payments in the past year. The role by these institutions and their customers, have led to significant growth in the various electronic payments products and services, as noted by the management of Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems (GhIPSS).
As part of the effort to drive non-cash forms of payments in Ghana, a number of banks and financial institutions are offering discounts to customers who shop off their debit cards at particular shopping outlets. GhIPSS’s CEO, Archie Hesse, called for more collaborations between banks and merchants so that such incentives can be provided regularly.
GhIPSS has commended organisers of Ghana’s premier pop-up market, Selewa Market, for creating a platform for shoppers to use electronic forms of payment at the fair. Selewa Market has provided an avenue for businesses, both SMEs and corporate organizations, to converge at one venue to sell and promote their products and services.
