Ibrahim Mahama urges Ghanaians to overcome fear and venture into business

Ibrahim Mahama, the founder of Dzata Cement, has urged Ghanaians to overcome their fears and become more involved in business ventures. At the company's fifth anniversary celebration in Tema, Mahama called on aspiring entrepreneurs to take inspiration from his own experiences as they aim to achieve their goals. The event also brought attention to the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority's (GPHA) plans to modernize cement handling operations and reduce dust emissions at the nation's ports.

Tebon Zumah, the Director of Ports at GPHA, expressed worry over the dust created during the use of grabs and hoppers in cement handling. Zumah stated that the authority is looking into innovative systems and expects cement manufacturers to adopt dust-reducing methods in the near future. These changes are part of the GPHA's ongoing efforts to improve cargo handling at the ports.

Moreover, Dzata Cement's Group Human Resources Director, Philip Adai Mensah, encouraged employees to remain loyal, dedicated, and committed to their work. Mensah believed that these qualities would not only enhance the employees' well-being but also earn them the admiration and respect of their families and colleagues.