The Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic closed after three days at Junction Mall in Nungua, bringing together prospective homeowners, property investors, developers, financial institutions and service providers to explore property opportunities, mortgage financing, construction solutions and other housing-related products and services.
The Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic closed after three days at Junction Mall in Nungua, bringing together prospective homeowners, property investors, developers, financial institutions and service providers to explore property opportunities, mortgage financing, construction solutions and other housing-related products and services.
The 3rd Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic, held at Junction Mall, Nungua from September 25 to 27, brought together prospective homeowners, property investors, developers, financial institutions and service providers to explore mortgage financing, property acquisition, construction, building materials, home security and renewable energy solutions.
The 3rd Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair, running at Junction Mall in Nungua since Friday, September 25, concludes today with rising patronage among prospective homeowners and property investors. The fair brings together financial institutions, property developers, and service providers offering housing, financing, construction, and home-improvement solutions.
The final day of a three-day housing and property fair sponsored by 3rd Republic Bank and JoyNews is underway at Junction Mall in Nungua, bringing together financial institutions, property developers, and service providers to offer homebuyers and investors access to mortgage financing, construction solutions, building materials, and home-related services.
The third Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair at Junction Mall in Nungua concludes on its final day, with prospective homeowners and investors exploring housing-related products and services including mortgage financing, building materials, home security, electric vehicles, and renewable energy from multiple exhibitors.
Day Two of the 3rd Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair at Junction Mall, Nungua featured prospective homeowners and property investors engaging with exhibitors offering mortgage financing, construction, home security, renewable energy and other housing sector solutions.
Day Two of the 3rd Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair at Junction Mall continues to draw patrons, with participating institutions showcasing products and services including mortgage financing, construction materials, home security, and renewable energy for homeowners and property investors.
The second day of a three-day Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic is taking place at Junction Mall in Nungua, bringing together financial institutions, property developers, and service providers to help prospective homeowners and investors navigate housing, mortgages, construction, and home improvement.
The third Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic, a three-day event at Junction Mall in Nungua, continued on Saturday, September 26, following strong patronage on its opening day. The clinic brings together financial institutions, property developers, and businesses across the housing value chain to provide information on mortgage financing, property investment, construction, furnishing, and security.
The third Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic opened on Friday at Junction Mall in Nungua, bringing together prospective homeowners, property developers, financial institutions and housing sector service providers to discuss mortgage financing, property investment and home solutions. The three-day event continues through Sunday, September 27.
The three-day Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic opened on Friday, September 25 at Junction Mall in Nungua, bringing together prospective homeowners, property developers, and financial institutions to discuss housing, mortgages, and property investment options.
The first edition of the Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Mini Clinic, a three-day event at Achimota Retail Centre ending August 23, drew homeowners and builders to explore housing products and services from leading brands in Ghana's construction industry. The Mini Clinic served as a precursor to a larger Habitat Fair planned for later in the year.
The JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair 2026 concluded at Achimota Retail Centre after three days of exhibitions and direct engagement between prospective homeowners and businesses in Ghana's housing and construction sector, covering building materials, financing, property development, and home improvement.
The JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair 2026 concludes today at Achimota Retail Centre, offering prospective homeowners, investors, and families a final chance to explore housing and construction products, services, and solutions under the theme "Dream it. Explore it. Own it."
The second day of the Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair at Achimota Retail Centre drew steady patronage, with visitors exploring housing, construction and home ownership opportunities from exhibitors offering building materials, home financing, furnishing and construction solutions.
The Republic Bank JoyNews Habitat Fair is underway at Achimota Mall on its second day, with prospective homeowners and builders continuing to explore housing and construction products and services despite intermittent drizzle. The three-day fair, themed "Dream it. Explore it. Own it.", runs through Sunday, August 23 and brings together businesses from across the housing and construction value chain.
The JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair 2026, a three-day mini-fair running August 21–23 at Achimota Mall, opens its second day with exhibitions and expert engagements for prospective homeowners, property investors, and construction enthusiasts to explore housing and construction sector opportunities.
The three-day JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Fair 2026 opened on Friday at Achimota Mall, drawing prospective homeowners, property investors and builders to explore housing and construction sector opportunities. The fair, themed "Dream it. Explore it. Own it," continues through the weekend with exhibitors offering information and solutions on home ownership, construction and property investment.
A three-day mini-fair opened Friday at Achimota Mall in Accra, offering prospective homeowners and property investors opportunities to explore housing and investment options, with the event running through Sunday under the theme "Home ownership… A lifetime investment."
The Republic Bank JoyNews Habitat Fair 2026 begins with a three-day mini-fair at Achimota Mall from August 21–23, offering prospective homeowners opportunities to explore property deals and engage industry experts on home ownership.
Jonathan Amoako-Baah, former Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Grid Company Limited, has urged stronger health, environment, safety and security legislation to reduce workplace injuries and deaths, speaking at the eighth HESS Awards ceremony in Accra. He called on companies to invest in worker safety through sustained sensitisation and outreach campaigns rather than focusing solely on profit-making.
Ghana's Hubtel, a digital payments and e-commerce platform, has been named 48th on the Financial Times' 2026 list of Africa's fastest-growing companies with revenue of $63.68 million in 2024, nearly quadrupling its 2021 figure of $17.91 million and posting a compound annual growth rate of 52.63% over three years.
GBfoods has donated cash and food items through the May 9 Charity Foundation to support families of victims of the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which claimed more than 126 lives during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak SC and Asante Kotoko SC. The donation coincided with the 25th anniversary of the tragedy, which remains one of the deadliest in African football history.
Interplast has donated items through the May 9 Foundation to support families affected by the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which killed more than 126 people during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak SC and Asante Kotoko SC. The Foundation, established after the tragedy, has undertaken support programmes including assistance for victims' families, flood and gas explosion victims, and medical interventions for children with hole-in-heart disease.
Sunda International has donated assorted household products through the May 9 Foundation to support families affected by the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which claimed more than 126 lives during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak SC and Asante Kotoko SC. The donation marked the 25th anniversary of the tragedy, one of the deadliest incidents in African football history.
Softcare Sanitary Pad has supported activities by the May 9 Foundation to mark the 25th anniversary of the May 9, 2001 Accra Sports Stadium disaster, which claimed more than 126 lives during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko. The foundation continues support programmes for victims' families and has partnered with the Shen Yang and Shen Yuet Children's Heart Foundation, enabling 117 children to undergo surgeries for hole-in-heart conditions at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
KIVO has donated through the May 9 Foundation to support families affected by the Accra Sports Stadium stampede on May 9, 2001, which killed more than 126 people during a football match between Accra Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko. The donation marked the 25th anniversary of the disaster, which remains Africa's worst sports tragedy.
Ghana commemorated the 25th anniversary of the May 9, 2001 stadium disaster in Kumasi, in which approximately 126 people were killed and many others injured during a football match. The annual commemoration brings together those affected by the tragedy and has extended to include connections with families from other stadium disasters abroad.