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Telecel Ghana ends ‘Fusion’ programme with fitness exercise, competition

Telecel Ghana concluded its annual Care and Wellbeing Month with ‘Fusion’, an energetic day of team bonding, friendly interdepartmental competitions and exercise. Held at the Burma Camp Sports Complex, Telecel Fusion brought employees from across the business together to step away from work and focus on their physical, mental and social wellbeing. The event is … The post Telecel Ghana ends…

Telecel Ghana ends ‘Fusion’ programme with fitness exercise, competition

Telecel Ghana concluded its annual Care and Wellbeing Month with the 'Fusion' programme, a day of team-building exercises, competitions and physical activities. Held at Burma Camp Sports Complex, the event brought together employees from various departments to prioritize their physical, mental and social wellbeing. Part of Telecel Ghana's broader employee wellness agenda during Care Month, the programme encompassed customer interactions, webinars, fitness challenges, counseling sessions and volunteering.

The final 'Fusion' activities included a five-kilometre walk, aerobics, relay races, board games, tug-of-peace and musical chairs, with employees competing for trophies and camaraderie. Rachael Appenteng, Telecel Ghana's Director of Human Resources, emphasized that a healthy workforce leads to better customer experiences. Employees praised the day as refreshing, inclusive and energizing, with one attendee noting the refreshing nature of the walk and the opportunity to connect with colleagues.

The Fusion event concluded with an awards ceremony honoring winning teams and outstanding team spirit, followed by music, refreshments and networking. Telecel Ghana remains committed to employee wellbeing, engagement and a culture of care through initiatives that align with its goal of being an employer of choice in Ghana.

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