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Josiah Kwesi Eyison shares his views on African tech hubs and presents iSpace Foundation, a technology hub founded in Ghana in 2013, which is known to offer a co-working space, tools and facilities for entrepreneurs and startups to launch and manage their business ideas.
Josiah Kwesi Eyison presents iSpace Foundation, it’s competitive advantage, and explains why this technology hub is different from all other hubs in Africa or Ghana.
THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT FOR PATIENTS AND FAMILIES AT NYAHO MEDICAL CENTRE ― Ghana’s healthcare leader Nyaho Medical Centre is thrilled to announce the expansion and enhancement of its current offerings, beginning with the construction of a modern Maternity Ward, NICU and ICU in partnership with Orthner Orthner and Associates.
After 47 years of delivering quality healthcare, Nyaho Medical Centre, the first private group medical practice in Ghana, opened its first satellite clinic in the business center of the capital of Ghana, Accra.
Rishi Melwani and Manoj Sadhwani are the coming Fourth Generation of Melcom Group. They share their views on the future path of the Group.
“BEIGE besides Banking, does Pensions, Investments, Insurance, and we also have a private equity wing that is investing actively in small sized companies in the country. Our portfolio has increased more than six fold in the past three or four years.”
“Rigwealth Group is an integrated set of companies. Its regular activities fall under the products and services sectors.”
“It is no doubt the civil engineering sector is the key to Ghana’s development yet little attention has been given to this sector in the sense that the main Ghanaian civil engineering companies have not been given much opportunities to explore their capabilities as the foreigners are getting the best opportunities and that has been of major concern.”
“Arthur Energy Advisors was established in anticipation of an increase in demand for professional advisory services. At the time the energy sectors of several African countries were going through sector reforms that was expected to prepare them for private sector participation, in most cases for the first time.”
“We go around Ghana once a year. Then, for about two months every year, we have a road show where we train two to three hundred people on basic training, servicing, and how to look after the equipment. We also demonstrate how to use the equipment.”
