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KRIF Ghana to reward loyal customers, offer half-price at 2024 exhibition
KRIF Ghana Limited, leading distributors of office stationary and equipment, will reward loyal customers at an awards and product exhibition scheduled for Wednesday 24, January, 2024 at the British Council in Accra.
The award and related activities, according to Rev Kennedy Okosun, Executive Chairman of KRIF Ghana, is to recognise customers who have stayed loyal to the brand for the past 38 years.
“In 38 years, it is the goodwill of our customers that has kept us going. We are rewarding customers for what they buy and for the partnership.
“There are customers who are partners but are not shareholders in this business. We believe the time has come to reward all those who support us direct and indirectly,” he stated.
He said some customers have over the years acted voluntarily as brand ambassadors of the company, and continued to transact business even the height of COVID-19, and therefore deserve commendation.
Rev Okosun said the awards and exhibition will also allow customers purchase all range of products at half-price, adding the award for loyal customers will be held in January and July every year.
“At all times, we represent quality; we put at the disposal of our customers to top-notch products as we represent 26 different award-winning brands from America, Japan, Germany, Denmark and other countries,” he added, stressing that customers who invest in KRIF Ghana products tend to get value for money.
“Publicly, we want to shake hands with say well done for all the support they give and we expect that the relationship will last a lifetime.
“It is about recognising the collaborative spirit that exists between us and our customers. We value the insight an unwavering support they provide in shaping our products and services,” Rev Okosun noted.
With over three decades of excellent service delivery, he said the company will continue to improve on its achievements in the years ahead.
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GTA staff in Cape Coast for refresher training programme
Staff of Ghana Tourism Authority are currently in Cape Coast in the Central Region for capacity building.
The staff members from the Ghana Tourism Authority’s departments of Corporate Affairs, Marketing, Research, Product Development, and Investment have convened in the Central Regional Capital for a refresher training programme.
Against this backdrop, the team took the opportunity to visit some of the city’s notable sites and attractions, including Cape Coast Castle.
This initiative is under the esteemed leadership of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GTA, Mrs. Maame Efua Houadjeto, who prioritizes capacity building and equipping teams with adequate resources to achieve optimal results.
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Egyptian Ambassador to Ghana discusses potential collaborations in the health sector
The Egyptian Ambassador to Ghana, H.E. A. M. Youseef has paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, to discuss potential collaborations in the health sector.
The Ambassador highlighted several proposals from the Egyptian government, including providing accommodation for physicians inside or close to the hospital building.
Additionally, H.E. Youseef expressed interest in bringing expert physicians and medical instruments on board but emphasized the need for the Ghanaian government to provide the necessary infrastructure.
The establishment of pharmaceutical companies in Ghana was also proposed, with the Ambassador noting that proposals had already been made to some businessmen.
However, the Ambassador mentioned that one of the challenges they face is the slow response time from the Ghanaian government.
Mr. Akandoh in response acknowledged this challenge and assured the Ambassador that the President, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, is committed to the health sector.
Given the current pressure on the government to provide funds for the health sector, Mr.Akandoh suggested that the Egyptian government take up the project in its entirety, including the construction of infrastructure and equipment.
This, he explained, would be more feasible as the Ghanaian government is currently focused on completing old projects left by the previous administration.
Mr.Akandoh appreciated the Egyptian government’s interest in collaborating with Ghana on health projects and advised them to bring more companies on board to help complete the project, noting that, it is a vital area of healthcare that the government would like to see thrive.
