Audio By Carbonatix
Business operations have resumed at the Ghana House building in Accra Central after last night’s fire outbreak.
The fire incident resulted in a suspension of customer service at the call centre of Vodafone, one of the tenants of the building.
The Trade Ministry owns the Ghana House building and the Director of Finance and Administration, Kwesi Amoh-Himbson tells JOY BUSINESS, the fire service recommended for resumption of business activities after an assessment.
“This morning ECG, NADMO and fire service all came in to assess the situation for themselves before allowing the tenants to start their work. So if Vodafone has not resumed business activities then may be they want to do some re-assessment of the situation themselves but we’ve been given the go-ahead for all the other clients to do business. We would rely on fire service report to determine measures we would have to take to forestall any future occurrences” he noted.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
GES warns schools against unauthorised fee collection from students
11 minutes -
Kusease D/A Basic School appeals for computers to improve ICT teaching
23 minutes -
West African megapolis emerging, Ghana risks being left behind — Ofosu-Dorte
25 minutes -
Ghana’s planning system over-relies on utilities chasing development — Ofosu-Dorte
37 minutes -
Charles Amissah death report raises concerns over National Ambulance Service response
46 minutes -
You can’t brand a city with galamsey – Ofosu-Dorte warns
50 minutes -
Health Minister orders sanctions for health workers named in Amissah death probe
50 minutes -
Ghana once had efficient bus systems but urban mobility has declined — Ofosu-Dorte
57 minutes -
Former president John Agyekum Kufuor and ICCO back strategic cocoa transformation at ACFIF 2026
60 minutes -
Five new players to watch in Ghana vs Mexico friendly
1 hour -
Weak mass transport systems worsening Accra congestion — Ofosu-Dorte
1 hour -
How colonial policies still haunt Ghana’s cities – David Ofosu-Dorte breaks it down at JoyNews Speaker Series
1 hour -
Housing in cities becoming unaffordable, fuelling homelessness – Ofosu-Dorte
1 hour -
GMTF launches nationwide specialist training initiative to strengthen healthcare delivery
1 hour -
Accra’s growth reflects mixed city patterns and poor planning alignment — Ofosu-Dorte
1 hour