Ghanaian tycoon Joseph Siaw Agyepong backs Nasdaq-listed health venture with $1.3 million
Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Jospong Group is providing the cash in a $2.5 million digital health joint venture with Nasdaq-listed MNDR in Ghana.
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Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Jospong Group is providing the cash in a $2.5 million digital health joint venture with Nasdaq-listed MNDR in Ghana.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Jospong Group has expanded its waste management operations into 29 African countries, employing 10,000 people directly and creating 250,000 indirect jobs.
Ghana's Attorney-General has filed a lawsuit against Jospong founder Joseph Siaw Agyepong and his firm J.A. Plant Pool over a $2 million gap in a $178 million road contract.
Ghana's AG sued Jospong founder Siaw Agyepong and his firm Plantpool over $2 million in alleged overpayments on a $178 million road contract.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Zoomlion Kenya has begun clearing Nairobi's 409 illegal dump sites and now processes over 832 tonnes of waste weekly under a 20-year city contract.
Zoomlion Ghana and Zimbabwe's Geo Pomona have signed a memorandum of understanding to share waste management technology and improve sanitation across Zimbabwe.
A $130 million Mombasa waste deal tied to Jospong has triggered court petitions and political pressure, putting Joseph Siaw Agyepong in focus.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong’s Jospong Group is in Cameroon with a waste-to-wealth pitch, offering recycling systems, training and investment.
Joseph Siaw Agyepong teams up with Kenyan officials to scale African-led waste solutions through Zoomlion’s sanitation model.
Agyepong’s Jospong Group expands into Burkina Faso, launching a youth-led waste management system after sealing a landmark deal in Lagos.
Joseph Agyepong partners with Lagos to transform waste management, build recycling facilities, create 5,000 jobs, and shift from landfills to resource recovery.
The agreement, finalized in Accra on March 3, marks another step in Jospong’s expansion across Africa.
Jospong Group partners with the Ugandan government to transform the Kiteezi Landfill into an eco-friendly facility, introducing sustainable waste management solutions and creating more than 2,000 jobs.
“We’re committed to having 95 percent of the facility’s staff as Nigerians; no external hires,” said Peter Dagadu, managing director of Waste Landfills, a Jospong Group subsidiary.
Agyepong underscored the dire consequences of inadequate waste management, citing the spread of waterborne diseases and environmental degradation.
Agyepong highlighted that the venture into agriculture was initially propelled by a dedication to making a positive impact rather than purely financial motives.