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Michael Frimpong, Belt Manufacturer As a child, Michael Frimpong helped his father to make leather bags and purses. As a student of dispensing technology at Kumasi Polytechnic many years later, he decided to try his hand at making leather belts. He enjoyed the work and found ready buyers for his product. read more » |
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Agnes Amoah, Bakery Owner Agnes Amoah, the owner of Milacon Bakery, started her business in Ghana in 1992. She learned how to bake from her mother as a child in Ghana and was later able to develop her love of baking into a business in Canada, where she lived with her husband for 25 years. Upon returning to Ghana in the early 1990s, Mrs. Amoah opened a bakery training centre with the aim of imparting her knowledge to others, but this first business venture was unfortunately short-lived. read more » |
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Kennedy and Benedicta Agbolosu-Kortiah, Agape Education Institute When Kennedy and Benedicta Agbolosu-Kortiah started the Agape Education Institute in early 1999, they had just two pupils. The first classroomwas the front porch of their home in Ashaiman. Word soon spread about the school’s excellence, and within three months the couple had 50 pupils. As their home could not accommodate this rapid increase in students, the Agbolosu-Kortiahs started to build a block of classrooms on a two-acre plot of land behind their house with their own money. read more » |
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Kojo Arhin, Fisherman Kojo Arhin started fishing as a child with his father in the village of Imuna Akumfi in the Central Region; they had one canoe and few customers. After the death of his father in 1988, Mr. Arhin inherited two canoes and continued to sell fish to the local population. By the late 1990s his business was doing so well that he hired a professional accountant to manage his finances. As his business began to grow, his brother and wife came on board to help distribute his daily catch across the country. read more » |
