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Joy Prime’s annual Made in Ghana Fair, which commenced last Thursday, has officially concluded, receiving commendations from patrons for its successful organisation.
The event attracted significant participation, offering a platform for small and medium-scale enterprises dealing in locally made products to showcase their creativity and innovation across various sectors, including textiles and garments, food and beverages, and manufacturing.
On the final day, vendors offered their products at heavily discounted prices, allowing patrons to save on their purchases.
To end the fair on a lively note, a cooking contest was held, featuring radio and TV presenters from Joy Prime’s media brands, providing an entertaining climax to the event.
Below are photos from the event;
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