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Your next home could be here: Third JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Clinic opens at Junction Mall today

Republic Bank Ghana, in partnership with JoyNews, is set to host the third edition of the JoyNews Habitat Clinic from September 25 to 27, 2026. The three-day event will take place at the Junction Mall in Nungua and is expected to bring together prospective homeowners, property developers, financial institutions and other players in Ghana’s housing […]

Your next home could be here: Third JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Clinic opens at Junction Mall today

Republic Bank Ghana and JoyNews are collaborating for the third edition of the JoyNews Habitat Clinic, set to run from September 25 to 27, 2026 at the Junction Mall in Nungua. The event aims to connect homeownership enthusiasts, property developers, financial institutions and other housing sector stakeholders.

Attendees will gain access to property investment insights, financing options and housing projects. Republic Bank's Head of Mortgage Banking and Customer Experience, Dan Adjetey Mohenu, highlighted the clinic's purpose of providing direct access to experts who can address housing and financial concerns. Prospective buyers can engage in discussions, seek personalized advice and compare property and financing options.

The clinic also offers a platform for visitors to understand the broader housing market. The organizers urge those interested in property acquisition to attend the event. As property information and suitable financing sources are crucial for navigating homeownership, the third JoyNews Habitat Clinic aims to be a valuable resource between September 25 and 27 at the Junction Mall.

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