Ghanaian waste tycoon Joseph Siaw Agyepong's Jospong signs $46 million Gambia deal
Jospong Group, controlled by Ghanaian tycoon Joseph Siaw Agyepong, has signed a $46 million concession to collect, treat and recycle waste in The Gambia.
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Jospong Group, controlled by Ghanaian tycoon Joseph Siaw Agyepong, has signed a $46 million concession to collect, treat and recycle waste in The Gambia.
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.
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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.
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The facility was funded by the government of Hungary.
Agyepong founded Jospong Group as a printing press in 1995. Today, it has become one of the largest conglomerates in Ghana.
Agyepong is the founder of Jospong Group, one of Ghana’s largest conglomerates.