KGL Group — Ghanaian-based company whose Executive Chairman advocates for African-owned enterprises competing globally, recently partnered with CNBC Africa to establish its Ghana office.
The Group Executive Chairman of the KGL Group, Alex Apau Dadey, has called for a deliberate continental agenda to build strong African-owned enterprises capable of competing globally and driving sustainable economic transformation across the continent. …
The Executive Chairman of KGL Group, Alex Apau Dadey, has called for a deliberate effort to build globally competitive African enterprises capable of transforming local economies and positioning the continent as a major force in the global economy. …
The Group Executive Chairman of the KGL Group of Companies, Mr Alex Apau Dadey, has called for a more deliberate continental effort to build resilient African enterprises capable of competing globally while transforming local economies. …
The Consumer News and Business Channel Africa (CNBC Africa) has entered into a strategic partnership with KGL Group, which will see the establishment of a CNBC Africa country office in Ghana, hosted by KGL Group. …
Executive Chairman of the KGL Group Alex Appau Daddey has urged African leaders to champion an investor-friendly ecosystem that will deliberately attract and build more business champions, similar to companies like the KGL Group in order to redirect significant portions of their …
… The event is supported by KGL Group, Ghana EXIM Bank, Telecel, and Consolidated Bank Ghana, with additional support from the Ghana Export Promotion Authority, Scent of Africa, and Devtraco Group, alongside a media partnership with Joy 99.7 FM. …
Former Director-General of the National Lottery Authority (NLA) and Member of Parliament for Akuapem North, Samuel Kwabena Awuku, popularly known as Sammi Awuku, together with Chairman of KGL Group, Alex Apau Dadey, are expected to participate in a major continental event in Abid …
At the 10th Ghana CEO Summit 2026, KGL Group's Alex Dadey called for a deliberate continental agenda to build strong African-owned enterprises capable of competing globally and driving sustainable economic transformation, emphasizing that Africa's prosperity depends on entrepreneurial ambition, visionary leadership, sound governance, and long-term strategic thinking.
At the 10th Ghana CEO Summit 2026, KGL Group's Alex Dadey called for a deliberate continental agenda to build strong African-owned enterprises capable of competing globally and driving sustainable economic transformation, emphasizing that Africa's prosperity depends on entrepreneurial ambition, visionary leadership, sound governance, and long-term strategic thinking.
Alex Dadey, Executive Chairman of KGL Group, called for deliberate effort to build globally competitive African enterprises capable of transforming local economies, arguing that Africa's prosperity depends on building enduring institutions and indigenous business champions rather than natural resources or population size alone.
At the 10th Ghana CEO Summit 2026, the Group Executive Chairman of the KGL Group of Companies called for deliberate continental effort to build resilient African enterprises capable of competing globally, saying Africa's transformation depends on strong institutions anchored on bold leadership and discipline rather than potential alone. He urged African nations to protect and nurture responsible indigenous enterprises rather than treat them with suspicion simply because they grow.
CNBC Africa has entered into a strategic partnership with KGL Group to establish a CNBC Africa country office in Ghana, hosted by KGL Group. The partnership was unveiled at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit 2026 and reflects a commitment to amplifying African business stories and positioning Ghana within the global business landscape.
The Executive Chairman of KGL Group has urged African leaders to build an investor-friendly ecosystem that attracts business champions to invest in digital innovation and infrastructure, arguing that alignment between government policy, private sector leadership, and financial institutions is necessary to deliver economic resilience and redirect investment into African digital infrastructure.
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II hailed KGL Group and its Executive Chairman Alex Apau Dadey as an exemplary indigenous Ghanaian enterprise during a coronation anniversary dinner in Kumasi, citing the company's completion of a mental health facility at KNUST's medical school and its payment of GHc 153 million in taxes this year.
Glitz Africa has unveiled honourees for the 2026 Ghana Women of the Year Honours, now in its 11th year, with twelve women to be recognised across twelve categories at an event scheduled for 8 May 2026. Rev. Dr Joyce Aryee, Executive Director of Salt and Light Ministries, will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award for her leadership across Ghana's public, private, and faith-based sectors.
Former NLA Director-General Sammi Awuku and KGL Group CEO Alex Apau Dadey are expected to attend LONACI's 55th anniversary celebration in Abidjan on April 30, 2026, alongside lottery directors and World Lottery Association representatives from across Africa.
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has awarded business magnate Daniel McKorley the Otumfuo Commemorative Gold Medal in recognition of his contributions to business, job creation and community development. The honour was presented at the World-Meets-in-Ghana Executive Dinner Ball held at Manhyia Palace as part of celebrations marking the Asantehene's 27th coronation anniversary.
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II marked the 27th anniversary of his enstoolment on the Golden Stool by honouring national leaders and prominent figures for their contributions to peace and stability. President John Dramani Mahama, former Presidents John Agyekum Kufuor and Nana Akufo-Addo were among awardees presented with commemorative gold coins for their roles in peacebuilding and national development.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II praised Alex Appau Daddey and KGL Group as an outstanding Ghanaian enterprise, highlighting the company's construction of a mental health facility, payment of GH₵153 million in taxes this year, and sponsorship support. Otumfuo also commended other Ghanaian businesses including Sir Sam Jonah's for contributing to national development across various sectors.