
Audio By Carbonatix
Joy Industries Limited, one of Ghana’s finest herbal alcoholic production companies has yet again received an award for their outstanding work.
The Koforidua-based company emerged as the Pan Africa Top Brands Eminence Award winners with their CEO, Dr. Manfred Takyi winning the Pan African Executive Summit 2018, Best CEO in herbal preparations.
Reacting to the award, he gave credit to the workers and the company’s quest to ensure that its products maintain the natural properties it is noted for.
“We deserve this award due to our track record, we are the only herbal alcoholic production company in Ghana which uses pure herbs.
“Our trade name is Joy, and so we ensure that our customers experience it when they use our products. As our states-Good health brings joy.”
The elated CEO added that the company will always strive for excellence to be among the top multinational companies in the world.
The Awards Gala event (Pan-African Executives Summit & Awards, 2018) was put together by Confederation of Governance Assessment Institute (COGAI) in partnership with the Bureau of Research on Governance, Commerce, and Administration (BORGCA)
It is a Pan African Republic Honorary Awards which has been in existence from 1992-2018.
Latest Stories
-
Nurse laureate launches Cancer Care Africa Foundation to tackle late diagnosis, workforce gaps
52 minutes -
Ghana to lose GH¢18.15bn in revenue by 2027 from abolishing Covid levy, E-levy – CPS study
1 hour -
Reintroduce scrapped taxes to close revenue gap – Tax expert
1 hour -
GRA applauds CPS study, urges continuous policy scrutiny
2 hours -
Wear blue or green hat to survive – IBAG president says insurance industry ‘captured by politics’
2 hours -
AGI commends government’s move to resolve the power crisis in Volta and Oti Regions
2 hours -
Broker sector worse hit by state interference – IBAG president reveals
2 hours -
IBAG president alleges political interference driving kickbacks in insurance sector
3 hours -
Trump agrees to two-week ceasefire, Iran says safe passage through Hormuz possible
3 hours -
Dozens killed as Angola flood death toll rises
3 hours -
Russia confirms deaths of 16 Cameroonians fighting in Ukraine war, Yaounde says
3 hours -
Plan to scrap presidential elections puts Zimbabweans at loggerheads
3 hours -
Guinea-Bissau transporters strike over higher fuel prices
4 hours -
Iran ceasefire deal a partial win for Trump – but at a high cost
4 hours -
Oil slides below $100 after Trump announces two-week ceasefire
4 hours