The clean-up exercise involved weeding, sweeping, and painting of the median of American House-Bawaleshie Street and the intersection of the traffic light. She encouraged other organisations to embrace the “Adopt a Street” campaign for the cleanliness of the country, noting that such activities are a medium to serve the communities and humanity.
A transformative Zero Waste Outreach Initiative in Nungua, Accra mobilizing hundreds of students, officials, and community members for a cleaner, greener future.
The Minister of Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs (MLGCRA), Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim has hailed Zoomlion Ghana Limited for the unparalleled sanitation infrastructure so far in West Africa amid a strategic collaboration to tackle Ghana’s waste management crisis, particularly plastic.
A team from the Jospong Group of Companies has undertaken a knowledge transfer programme in Austria focused on waste-to-energy solutions and a national apprenticeship programme aimed at facilitating skill-based capacity building and training
Zoomlion Ghana Limited embarks on “Adopt a Street Clean-up Campaign” to ensure sustainable waste management in our communities The drive to promote environmental cleanliness and
Africa’s waste management giant, Zoomlion Ghana Limited has advocated for an integrated approach to waste management that considers the interest of community members, women and vulnerable groups.
Zoomlion Ghana showcased its innovative waste management solutions at the WACEE’24 Trade Fair in Lagos, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among stakeholders to improve systems in Africa.
The Ugandan government has partnered with Ghana’s Jospong Group to transform the 39-acre Kiteezi Landfill into an eco-recreational facility.
Zoomlion Ghana Ltd has equipped the 13th African Games in Accra with comprehensive waste management services, deploying 15 new trucks. They are tackling waste at four venues and have trained staff in various sanitation skills.
The Chairman of the Church of Pentecost (COP), Apostle Eric Kwabena Nyamekye, has reiterated the need for the government to reconsider ways to discourage the single-use of plastics in the country.
