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2nd JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair Clinic underway at Marina Mall

The second edition of the JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair is currently underway at Marina Mall in Accra, bringing together leading players in Ghana’s housing and property sector under one roof.

2nd JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair Clinic underway at Marina Mall

The second clinic of the JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair has begun at Marina Mall in Accra. This three-day event, concluding on September 13, gathers key players from Ghana's housing and property sectors. Attendees, including prospective homeowners, property owners, and industry professionals, can engage with businesses and experts across various fields.

These include banking, real estate, construction, home improvement, security, renewable energy, and technology. The fair aims to assist Ghanaians in understanding mortgage and other financing options for homeownership. Republic Bank Ghana, a key exhibitor, offers mortgage solutions tailored for salaried workers, self-employed professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners.

The bank provides flexible financing and repayment options to assist individuals and families in purchasing, building, or renovating homes. Drive EV GH is showcasing electric mobility solutions, highlighting the potential savings of switching from conventional fuel-powered vehicles. Their X-ChargeEV smart charging network aims to make charging more convenient.

Virtual Security Africa presents integrated electronic security solutions, including CCTV surveillance, access control, intruder alarms, fire alarms, and electric fencing. The company's presence at the fair helps visitors understand how technology can enhance property security, monitoring, and protection.

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