2015 Walk of Hope in Ghana Organized by DESO – Disabled Equipment Sent Overseas
DESO has seen the need to create awareness in Ghana that disability is not a curse or inability.
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DESO has seen the need to create awareness in Ghana that disability is not a curse or inability.
There are credible indications that the mobile phone manufacturer Rlg Communications Group has settled its indebtedness to the Ghanaian government.
For a leader who shot to the peak of his political career – the Presidency – through the untimely demise of his boss, getting the love and sympathy of the people in his first days in office was guaranteed. Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama knows that very well. For once, the politically polarised nation dumped the usual politicking on the streets and media space to grieve and extol the virtues of the late law professor.
IPMC Ghana Customer Case Study: smart technology investments improve communication and productivity while reducing costs.
Discover Labadi Beach Hotel, a 5 star hotel, resort and business address located in Accra, Ghana.
Banking in Ghana is not an easy task. Competition is neck-deep and the jostle for customers continues unabated. Realizing how tight the banking environment was, uniBank quickly carved a niche for the bank as one that cares for its customers.
The fastest PET bottling line for liquor that Krones has ever installed is up and running – in the West African nation of Ghana. The privately owned enterprise Kasapreko commissioned it in December 2012.
Kasapreko is launching another export campaign. The company had already begun exporting to South Africa and Tanzania in 2012. In 2013 Kasapreko aims to be selling its products in East Africa as well, with Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ruanda and Burundi, a market with 210 million people.
Kasapreko is a beverage company which was founded in 1989, in response to the growing demand for good-quality alcoholic drinks. Today, Kasapreko has become a symbol of innovation in Ghana’s beverage industry and is currently the flagship of the liquor industry.
Some years ago, Ghana chose the path of democracy and that has paid off as showed in its current economic growth rates. The country is continuing to nurture its democracy, grow political tolerance and shape its internal political wrangling while taking advantage of its stable political atmosphere.