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Waste No Time: Jospong Group Targets Africa's Waste Management Crisis

 


Dr. Samanjith Udumalagala, Chief Operating Officer of Jospong Group, has unveiled the company's ambitious plans to tackle Africa's growing waste management challenges. With presence in 26 countries, Jospong Group is well-positioned to provide innovative solutions to the continent's waste management crisis.

Clean, Green, Healthier Africa is what Jospong is championing." - Dr. Samanjith Udumalagala, COO, Jospong Group.

To achieve this vision, the company has identified approximately 30 to 35 African countries in need of waste management solutions and is engaged in discussions with various governments to deliver effective solutions. Leveraging over 30 years of experience in waste management and sustainability, Jospong Group is confident in its ability to address Africa's unique waste management challenges.

African Solutions for African Challenges

Dr. Udumalagala emphasized the importance of African solutions for African challenges, stating, "It is always good to address the African issue with the African solution." As a Ghanaian company, Jospong Group understands the complexities of Africa's waste management issues and is committed to providing tailored solutions to meet the continent's specific needs.

Jospong Group's Expertise

The company boasts a strong track record in waste management, sustainability, and green technology, enabling it to provide comprehensive solutions to Africa's waste management challenges.

A Pan-African Presence

Jospong Group has made significant inroads into several African countries, including Nigeria, Gambia, Burkina Faso, Rwanda, Liberia, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Kenya. This expansion reinforces the company's commitment to continental transformation.

A Diversified Conglomerate

As a diversified holding company with active subsidiaries in Africa and Asia, Jospong Group has interests in at least 14 economic sectors, with a majority of its activity focused on waste management. The group comprises over 60 subsidiary companies, grouped into nine clusters.

Creating a Brighter Future for Africa

By providing innovative solutions and leveraging its expertise in green technology and sustainability, Jospong Group aims to create a cleaner, greener, and healthier Africa. With its sights set on making a significant impact on the continent's waste management sector, the company is poised to make a lasting difference in the lives of millions of Africans.

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