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  • Ghana is committed to mitigating Climate Change – Hon. Dr. Freda Prempeh

    Hon. Dr. Freda Prempeh, the Ghanaian Minister for Sanitation and Water Resources has said Ghana recognizes the pivotal role of keeping organic waste out of landfills, reflecting the country’s commitment to mitigating climate change.

    According to her, Ghana endorses the reduction of methane emission exemplified by bold steps taken to address the issues so far.

    This transformative journey she said is being pursued through public private partnership in service delivery among others.

    The Minister who is also the Member of Parliament for Tano North constituency in the Ahafo Region was speaking at the Sanitation Day at the Ghana Pavilion during the recent Climate Change conference in Dubai’s Expo City.

    “A key example is the construction of 16 Integrated Recycling and Compost Plants (IRECOPs) across the 16 regions of Ghana,” she said adding, 

    “When completed and operational, it will divert 35% of wastes from Landfill sites while recovering recyclables such as plastics, metals, bottles etc. which will in turn lead to job creation, fostering economic growth and sustainability.”  

    According to Dr. Freda Prempeh, Climate investment is beginning to attract the needed Foreign Direct Investments while Ghana has become an attractive destination for sustainable development businesses.

    Making reference to the signing of the agreement between Jospong Group and the Swiss government on the sidelines of the COP 28 on Carbon trading, the Minister explained that what happened between the Government of Switzerland and Jospong Group had laid the foundation stone for sustainable development in Ghana and will ensure the reduction of 1.5 million metric tonnes of carbon emissions as well as the production of 1.3 million metric tonnes of compost.

    The Ministry she said will ensure the establishment of procedures and techniques for a smooth delivery while it is fully dedicated to partnering the Jospong Group in sustainability issues.

    The Minister announced other efforts to decarbonize Ghana’s waste sector which include harnessing energy from the heaps of waste and embracing innovation and sustainable practices.

    On his part, the Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong said Jospong was more than prepared to deliver on its 1.5 million metric tonnes target and asked the Ministers to use Jospong as a window on the various ongoing sustainable projects.

    At the recent COP 28 meeting, world leaders were joined by civil society, business, Indigenous Peoples, youth, philanthropy, and international organizations in a spirit of shared determination to close the gaps towards attaining climate change goals in 2030. 

    About 85,000 participants attended COP28 to share ideas, solutions, and build partnerships and coalitions with the following details: 

    The meetings which involved 200 Parties met to take decisions on what they termed the world’s first ‘global stocktake’ to agree on climate action before the end of the decade – with the overall aim to keep the global temperature limit of 1.5°C.

    The two-week-long conference got underway with the World Climate Action Summit, which brought together 154 Heads of States and Government with the following at the closing of the event from November 30th to December 13, 2023.

    Parties reached a historic agreement on the operationalization of the loss and damage fund and funding arrangements – the first time a substantive decision was adopted on the first day of the conference. Commitments to the fund started coming in moments after the decision was received, totalling more than USD 700 million to date.

    There was more progress on the loss and damage agenda with an agreement also reached that the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction and the UN Office for Project Services will host the secretariat of the Santiago Network for Loss and Damage. This platform will catalyze technical assistance to developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.

  • Jospong Group holds 2023 End of Year Thanksgiving Service Sucessfully

    The Jospong Group of Companies has successfully held its 2023 End of year Thanksgiving Service at the Group’s Headquarters in Ashalley Botwe, Nmai Djorn, Accra.

    The weeklong Thanksgiving Service was held from Monday December 4 to Friday December 8, 2023.

    In a sermon, a Guest Speaker, Apostle Kingsley Addai, of the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC), Kokomlemle Accra underscored the value of thanksgiving in the life of every believer.

    He was full of praise for the Jospong Group in acknowledging God as the sustainable source for the business over the years.

    Apostle Addai prayed for unity among Ghanaian businessmen as they contribute their quota towards the development of the nation.

    On his part, the Managing Director of Zoomlion Private Services Ltd, Edwin Amoako said the Group takes advantage of the annual thanksgiving service to win souls for Christ through its street evangelism as well as educate the public on good sanitary habits.

    Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong the Executive Chairman was full of praises to God for a successful year. 

    He also led the workers on a street evangelism with members of staff wielding placards with gospel inscriptions along some principal streets around the Group’s operational headquarters located at Nmai Djorn on the University Farm Road.

    Some of the inscriptions on the placards were; “Jesus is the way, the truth and the life,” “Come to Jesus,”; “HEAVEN Is Real,”; “Jesus- Na Him Be Oga,” and “Inspite of your sins, Jesus still loves you.”

    Other inscriptions read; “He is with you until the end of time,”; “Jesus is still in the miracle business,”; “Jesus Is Eveready to Help You,”

    As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility activities in thanksgiving to God for his unconditional mercies to the Group for the year 2023, the Executive Chairman Pledged   support for dialysis patients who cannot pay their bills at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital with over GHc500,000.

    According to him, officials of the Group will work with authorities at the Dialysis Centre at Korle Bu in identifying patients who are financially handicapped and support them in the payment of the bills.

    Dr. Agyepong prayed that the good Lord which is a God of healing to heal the sick especially the dialysis patients even as the company plays its part through the cash support for their treatment.

    Guests who attended the 2023 Jospong Group Thanksgiving service included the Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, Areas Heads of the church, Pastors and their wives, politicians, stakeholders in the waste and sanitation sector, traditional rulers, employees and community members among other stakeholders.

  • Appointed Time and GIZ donate equipment worth €27,000 to Pentecost Hospital

    Appointed Time, a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies and The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), have donated laboratory equipment worth over €27,000 (¢317,000) to the Pentecost Hospital at Madina in the Greater Accra Region.

    The donation was to fulfil a request by the management of the hospital to meet the demand of services from growing number of patients who visit the facility daily.

    Presenting the equipment to the hospital on behalf of GIZ and Jospong Group, the Chief Corporate Communication Officer at Jospong Group of Companies, Sophia Kudjordji, said the donation was to help management address the pressure on the facility.

    Madam Kudjordji said some philanthropists personally brought 20 thermometers to the Executive Chairman of Jospong Group, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyapong, which he added to the other items presented.

    “This afternoon, we are here with our colleagues from GIZ to do this presentation and we hope this will help management in taking care of their portion of the numerous challenges many hospitals are facing because of lack of resources,” Madam Kudjordji stated.

    “We believe this our widow’s mite will help solve some of your challenges,” she added.

    Some of the equipment donated are ph meter, urine analyzer, water bath, water distiller, vein finder, Coombs machine and microscope-eyepieces.

    The rest are centrifuge, roller hematology 5-part, micropipette and glassware kits.

    Receiving the items on behalf of the facility, its Medical Director, Apostle Dr. Edward Arko Kwarteng, said the equipment was going to complement management effort in handling basic laboratory stuff.

    “We are happy to receive these items and assure you and GIZ that management are going to put them to the best of use.

    “We also trust that there will be post-donation maintenance relationship, including the supply of reagents so that these machines can enjoy their life span and serve the community,” Dr. Kwarteng stated.

    On behalf of the management and the board of the hospital, Apostle Dr. Kwarteng thanked GIZ and the Jospong Group for the gift and asked for future collaboration.

    Present at the ceremony was Pastor Daniel Danso, Chaplain of the Group, Thomas Korley, Head of Zoomlion foundation and other executives of the Jospong Group.

    Before the donation to the Pentecost Hospital, GIZ and the Jospong Group had done similar gesture in Yilo Krobo District in the Eastern Region, with both donations costing €70,000, equivalent to ¢860,116.99.

  • The First Ghana medical waste treatment plant commissioned in Kumasi

    In pursuit of its mission to enhance the proper disposal of waste, the E&S group, operating under the renowned Jospong Group of Companies in Africa, has completed the construction and inauguration of an ultra-modern medical waste treatment plant in Adegya, Ashanti region. This milestone marks the first-ever facility of its kind in the area.

    At the facility’s commissioning, Hon. Mahama Asei Seini, the Deputy Minister of Health, emphasized that Ghana’s commitment to safeguarding public health, preserving the environment, and promoting sustainable development is evident through the establishment of this facility.

    Emphasizing the importance of proper medical waste management, Hon. Mahama Asei Seini highlighted that medical waste contains potentially infectious and hazardous materials, posing significant risks to human health and the ecosystem when not handled appropriately.

    He stressed the necessity of adopting responsible and efficient measures to curb disease transmission, safeguard healthcare workers, and reduce environmental impacts.

    Furthermore, he mentioned that the facility would cater to all healthcare establishments in the region and neighboring towns. With a daily waste treatment capacity of 10,000kg (10 tonnes), the facility is set to create more than 200 direct and indirect job opportunities.

    Haida Said, the Executive Director of Processing Cluster E&S Group, emphasised that the pandemic brought into focus the crucial importance of handling medical waste with caution to prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the country. He extended his gratitude to President Nana Addo for fostering an enabling environment that allows the private sector to contribute effectively to this vital cause.

    Hiahene Prof. Oheneba Boakye Adjei, representing Otumfou Osei Tutu, expressed admiration for the partnership between the Government of Ghana, Ecosteryl of Belgium, and the Jospong Group, which successfully brought the project to life.

    H.E. Harriet Sena Siaw-Boateng, the Ghana ambassador to Belgium, viewed the facility as a significant milestone, underscoring Ghana’s dedication to achieving Sustainable Development Goals SDGs. 3 and 12.

    The Kumasi Medical Waste Treatment facility is part of a broader initiative undertaken by the Jospong Group of companies in collaboration with the Ghanaian government. Their joint effort aims to establish 14 centralized medical waste treatment facilities throughout the country

    The primary purpose of the Kumasi Medical waste treatment facility is to collect and treat hazardous healthcare waste components, including used syringes, blood-stained materials, pathological waste, COVID-19 waste, and waste from vaccination exercises. It serves all healthcare facilities within the region and its surrounding areas. The facility is equipped with two state-of-the-art Microwave Treatment Equipment that have a daily capacity to handle an average of 10,000kg (10 tonnes) of hazardous waste. This equipment not only effectively treats the waste but also recycles it, adding value and reducing the amount of waste destined for landfills.

    The non-incineration technique employed by the equipment ensures there are no atmospheric pollutants released, promoting environmental health and safety.

    In addition to the treatment equipment, the facility features a Coldroom for waste storage and specialized waste trucks for transporting medical waste from various healthcare facilities to the treatment site.

    The facility also aligns with Ghana’s commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically contributing to the goals related to environmental sustainability, health and decent work, and economic growth.

    Overall, the facility plays a crucial role in addressing the proper management and treatment of hazardous healthcare waste in Ghana. By utilizing advanced technology, recycling capabilities, and adhering to environmental and safety standards, the facility contributes to the achievement of national and international sustainability goals.

  • Zambia President and Jospong Collaborates to Revolutionize Waste Sector

    Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, the executive chair of the Jospong Group, along with Mrs. Adelaide Agyepong and other executives from the JGC, welcomed the Zambian president Hakainde Hichilema to Accra Compost and Recycling Plant (ACARP) in Accra during a working visit to Ghana. The president was accompanied by a group of ministers, as well as other members of the diplomatic corps and various other individuals.

    The Executive Chair in welcoming the Zambia President to the facility, assured him of the capability and readiness of the Group to support Zambia to successfully manage its waste.  Dr. Agyepong highlighted a significant characteristic of African waste, emphasizing that organic waste accounts for 61% of the total. He stressed the importance of converting this specific waste component into fertilizer, while the remaining waste comprises 14% plastics, 3% leather and glass, 2% textiles, 5% e-waste, and other miscellaneous items. Dr. Agyepong proudly stated that Jospong is actively engaged in these endeavors across Africa.

    President Hakainde Hichilema in addressing the leaders of the Jospong Group of Companies at the Accra Compost and Recycling Plant (ACARP), highlighted a shift in the focus of African leaders, from political discussions to the creation of opportunities for the African people. This, he emphasized, is the new approach being considered.

    “we don’t need you to persuade us to give you the Opportunity to operate: It Is our responsibility to build African businesses that will give jobs to our people” he assured.

    President Hichilema made it clear that there was no need for persuasion to grant the opportunity for the Jospong Group to operate. He firmly stated that it is the responsibility of African nations to foster the growth of businesses that generate employment for their own people.

    He provided an assurance to the JGC that he would promptly establish a committee within the Zambian Presidency. The committee’s purpose would be to collaborate closely with the Jospong team and commence work with utmost urgency. President Hichilema reiterated the massive mandate his election victory represented, emphasising the commitment to follow through on promises made to improve the lives of the people. He also stressed the importance of African citizens learning to choose leaders who can work towards the greater benefit of the population.

    About ACARP

    ACARP is an integrated waste processing and recycling company established to receive and process solid waste and produce organic manure for agronomic purposes in Ghana and the West African Sub-Region. The plant also addresses the problem of plastic waste through sorting, processing, and recycling of such waste. Other recovered materials such as textiles, packaging materials, and other highly combustible materials are used to manufacture high calorific burning material/fuels (refuse derived fuels) for specific industries that require such energy for their operations.

    The group is currently operating in three cities in Zambia. It also has footprints in Angola, Togo, and Sierra Leone, among others.

  • KCARP, Dredge Masters win prestigious awards

    Two subsidiaries of the Jospong Group, Kumasi Composting and Recycling Plant (KCARP) and Dredge Masters have received two prestigious awards at the National Brands Innovation Awards.

    KCARP was honoured with the prestigious Waste Management & Recycling Facility Excellence Award while Dredge Masters Limited on the other hand received the prestigious Community Impact Award of the year for its exceptional contribution to the dredging sector and the significant impact it has made in sanitizing the national water bodies.

    According to RAD Communications, the awarding institution, the two subsidiaries have showed exceptional innovation in their respective fields.

    The Awards ceremony took place at the plush Labadi Beach Hotel on Friday, May 26, 2023.

    “This award acknowledges Dredge Masters as a leading brand in the dredging sector and recognizes the profound influence of their work in preserving and reviving the country’s water resources,” an accompanying statement said.

    “The Jospong Group takes great pride and joy in receiving these esteemed awards and recognitions. The entire organization is filled with a sense of accomplishment and gratification, knowing that our hard work and dedication have been acknowledged and celebrated,” says Ms. Sophia Kudjordji, Chief Corporate Communications Officer in an interview after the awards ceremony.

    “This recognition is a testament to their remarkable achievements as a brand in Health Safety Security and Environment and outstanding commitment to health improvement within their sector of operations,” she added.

    About Dredge Masters

    Dredge Masters Limited (DML Ghana) is an ISO 9001:2015, 14001:2015, and 45001:2018 certified Ghanaian company and a leading provider of cutting-edge, modern technological dredging services. DML provides cost-effective dredging services to the government of Ghana and private institutions.

    About KCARP
    Kumasi Compost and Recycling Plant (KCARP), a mega-scale municipal solid waste treatment plant, set up to receive and treat municipal solid waste from the Kumasi Metropolis and adjoining district assemblies.

  • Reduce Rice importation – Jospong Executive Chairman to Government   

    The Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group of Companies (JGC), Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, has called on the government of the Republic of Ghana to put in place measures to support local rice production.

    He said government can create demand by reducing importation of rice thereby helping local producers get good market for their produce 

    Dr. Agyepong was speaking at a two-day Ghana Food Security Conference under the theme “Enhancing Food Security: The role of Ghanaian Scientists” at Gomoa Fetteh in the Central Region on May 19, 2023.

    He encouraged the stakeholders particularly rice farmers and scientists not to despair because there are no adequate policies to support the initiative but rather be hopeful that when there is adequate rice production, the policies will change to favour local producers.

    Dr. Agyepong paid glowing tribute to Nigeria for taking the initiative to ban rice importation, He also lauded them for their ability to feed their teeming population.

    “In 2019, rice accounted for more than 14% of crops grown by Nigerian households,” Dr. Agyepong said.

    He said Nigeria after banning the importation of rice has made remarkable progress in rice production over the previous decade surpassing Egypt with a yearly production of 5.8 metric tonnes of rice.

    “Nigeria as a country is gradually becoming a rice super power,” Dr. Agyepong said adding, with the advent of Jospong’s support, we expect government to minimize rice importation or stop it entirely

    The Chief Executive Officer of the Asian African Consortium (AAC), A subsidiary of  Jospong Group, Mrs. Adelaide Araba Siaw Agyepong explained that  science, research and development have traditionally been the drivers of innovation and productivity, and are central to everything done in the world.

    According to her, if immediate measures to enhance food production are not undertaken, the cost of Africa’s yearly food import might rise from $50 billion to US$110 billion by 2030.

    “When there is food crisis, the poor suffer the most since they are unable to obtain food due to price hikes” she noted.

    She said this motivated the Jospong Group of Companies and the AAC in partnership with the CSIR to perceive the need to bridge Ghana’s food security gaps.

    In a speech read on his behalf by Apostle Alexander Kumi-Larbi, the Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye said the theme for the conference which is “Enhancing Food Security: The Role of Ghanaian Scientists“ is crucial in the nation’s development discourse, especially at a time when the economy is distressed. 

    “While we await IMF assistance, it is critical that steps be taken locally to strengthen our country’s economic issues.”

    He said,  the African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development, states that around 1.5 million Ghanaians experience food insecurity, with undernutrition, over nutrition, and micronutrient deficiencies persisting across all life stages. Poverty, climate change, rapid urbanisation and population expansion, and poor infrastructure have all been recognised as threats to food security in Ghana. 

    Again, he said, based on the 1996 World Food Summit, food security is defined as when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life.

    “It is, therefore, appropriate to remind ourselves of the four main dimensions of food security which include physical food availability, economic and physical access to food, food utilization and a combination of all the three listed,” he said.

    The Director General of the Council for Industrial Research (CSIR) Prof. Paul Bosu said the Council has waited for a long time for such an opportunity to collaborate with industry to promote food security.

    He said the Council was ready to partner Jospong in rice production and other commodities.

    Exerts from the Conference

  • Apex COO commends Jospong Employees at the Launch of Jospong Employee Month

    The Chief Operating Officer of the Jospong Group of Companies, Dr. Samanjith Udumalaga has commended the employees of Jospong for their hard work and dedication which has pushed the Group forward.

    “Jospong is a place of learning and the people who join our Group are able to learn new things,” he said adding, “I wish you all the best 

    Dr. Udumalagala was speaking at the launch of the 2023 Jospong Employee Month,” an annual event held to celebrate the teeming employees of the conglomerate with over 60 companies. The 2023 event was themed, “Improving the lives of our people.” 

    Dr. Udumalagala urged all employees to take advantage of the learning environment of the Group to better themselves.

    The Guest Speaker for the event, Wing Commander Samuel J. A Allotey urged business leaders to respect their subordinates saying, “Don’t bring people’s spirits down, don’t slow down their hope, don’t make the problem bigger that it is.”

    Throwing more light on the values of the Jospong Group, Wing Commander Allotey urged business leaders to provide a helping hand to their employees, create a conducive atmosphere, and regulate themselves to avoid disciplinary issues.

    “Don’t wait for policies procedures and employee manual before you understand issues, regulate yourself in the workplace.” He said.

    Wing Commander Allotey who is also a Board member of the Technical Logistics Cluster  of the Group also warned of the workplace becoming a hub for polarization. “It is not about tribe or party, those are transient,” he said.

    He urged the leadership of the Group to motivate their teams and focus on people issues, saying people issues are key. “

    Wing Commander Allotey said usually companies look out for operations and finance reports leaving people issues unattended to. He said people issues should be part of the main reports in any management review meetings.

    In a speech read on his behalf, the Executive Chairman, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong said the theme for this year’s employee month celebration which is “Improving the Lives of our People,” comes at a time when the Group is building the capacity of employees both home and abroad.

    “This is to help equip employees to play multiple roles or acquire new skills even in a technology advancing world of work which is changing greatly the way organisations must run in order to succeed,” he said  adding, “As a Group we also have the welfare of our people at heart and although we may not have been able to resolve all of our people issues across various subsidiaries, we want you to understand that we have your interests at heart and will do anything to help improve upon the lives of our employees and that of their families. “

    Dr. Agyepong also congratulated employees for also always bringing new ideas to the table especially at the Jospong annual leadership conferences.

    Cluster Chief Operating Officers including Mrs. Dora Yeboah Boateng of the Commercial and Allied Services(CAS) and Mr. Haider Said, Executive Director of the Processing Cluster of Environment and Sanitation Group gave solidarity messages.

    The Chief Human Capital of the Jospong Group Mrs. Akwelley Adoley Bulley-Kwaakyi paid glowing tribute to the employees. She announced three new benefit packages which included a Hire Purchase Programme with Electroland Company, Employee Assistance Programme(EAP) and a Mentorship programme.

    Mrs. Kwaakyi urged the employees to participate in all activities scheduled to take place in the month of May which include Free Health Screening and Wellness Day, Thank You Campaign, Round table forum, employee breakfast served by executives; File open day and donation; Throwback Monday with Old School wear; African Union Day and Jospong Olympics.

    Side attraction or the day was a mini fair and the launch of three benefit packages for employees.

  • Jospong Group Hosts Wongpanit President from Thailand

    The Jospong Group was honored to host Dr. Somthai Wongcharoen, President of Wongpanit and the Thailand delegation during their recent visit to Ghana. Their visit was a testament to the strong relationship between our two companies and we are grateful for their interest in learning more about our operations in the waste management space .

    We were especially impressed by Dr. Somthai’s expertise in waste management and his commitment to sustainability. During his visit, he shared his knowledge and best practices with our officials and leaders, highlighting the importance of reusing waste and promoting recycling.

    Dr. Somthai and the delegation also took the time to visit some of our subsidiaries, including JA Plant Pool, SSGL, IRECOP, ACARP, Waste Landfill, KCARP, and UPPR.

    We want to thank Dr. Somthai and the Wongpanit delegation for their commitment to building bridges between our companies. We look forward to continuing our partnership and exploring new opportunities for collaboration, especially in the areas of waste management and sustainability.

  • President unveils Joseph Siaw Agyepong Young Soldiers Block for the 37 Military Hospital

    In line with its mission to improve the lives of people, a leading conglomerate in Africa, Jospong Group of Companies has constructed a 300 bed facility for young soldiers at the 37 Military Hospital.

    The building which was commissioned by His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo on February1, 2023 is named “Joseph Siaw Agyepong Young Soldiers Block.”

    Commissioning the Block on Wednesday, the President stated that the 37 Military Hospital, usually, finds itself with a lot of young soldiers posted to the Unit to commence their basic training in medical care.

    According to the President, it is for this reason that the then Director General of Health Services at the hospital, Brigadier General Ralph Ametepe, conceived and started the project in 2016.

    “With the use of internally generated funds, the project stood at 40% complete in 2018 when it run out of funds and stalled.”

    “It is good to note that successive Directors at the Hospital continued the project, albeit at a slow pace, until the project was revived in 2021 by the current Chief of Defence Staff,” he said.

    “I am told that the Chief of Defence Staff, Vice Admiral Seth Amoama, in 2021, made an appeal to the Jospong Group of Companies to assist with the completion of this block, a request which was duly heard and answered,” the President said.

    The President also paid glowing tribute to Jospong Group of Companies for its efforts saying: “I am told Jospong Group of Companies agreed to complete the project as a Corporate Social Responsibility at no cost to the Ghana Armed Forces. Jospong, well done, ayekoo!!”

    For that reason, he stated that the edifice is named the “Joseph Siaw Agyepong Young Soldiers Block, “after the Executive Chairman and Founder of the Jospong Group of Companies, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong.

    According to the President, the project formed part of the Phase 1 and 2 of the Barracks Regeneration and the Military Housing Projects in 2020 and 2021 respectively all of which are aimed at providing decent accommodation for the military.

    The Defense Minister, Hon. Dominic Nitiwul, said one of the major challenges facing GAF was accommodation, and therefore appealed for assistance.

    Earlier, in a brief remark, the Executive Chairman of the JGC, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyepong, expressed his profound gratitude to the Military High Command for the opportunity to support a worthy cause.

    He indicated that the Group sees the gesture as an opportunity to contribute their quota through its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to an institution as important as the Ghana Army.

    He said Jospong Group supports institutions whose mission resonates with the corporate mission of JGC which is to improve lives people in the society.

    According to Dr. Siaw Agyepong, his organization has enjoyed a good collaboration with the Armed Forces as their Senior Executives, Young Executives, drivers and operatives of Ecozoil have benefitted from the rich expertise from various outlets of the Ghana Armed Forces.

    “This is indeed my personal admiration for the military for the mark of discipline, professionalism and excellence”, he underscored.

    “I am inspired by what I am witnessing here today and this has further reinforced the company’s resolve to continue to contribute our widow’s might to the 37 Military Hospital in other areas of interest which they wish to embark on,” Dr Siaw Agyepong said.

    Also present at the event were the Military High Command, The Interior Minister, Mr Ambrose Dery, Hon Kennedy Agyepong, Directors from the Ministry of Defense and executives of the Jospong Group.

    The construction was undertaken by Georotche a subsidiary of FEDEMS Group.
    Jospong Group is a conglomerate of over 60 companies headquartered in Ghana , with operations in other African countries such as Zambia, Togo, Angola and Sierra Leone. The Group is into Waste management and allied services, automobile and equipment, logistics and construction, manufacturing, banking and insurance, Media and agriculture and agribusiness among others. The Group’s latest interest is into rice production to feed the West African sub region.