...mobile phone!
anyone heard of that company?
assembly plant near the osu nite market. rlg phones, made in ghana.... parts from china... made in ghana! probably going to expand within west africa soon.
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by kebashorificatious on Thu May 05, 2011 12:41 am
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by Minister of Finance on Sun May 29, 2011 11:33 am
rlg kicks off Ghana's ICT Revolution
What started as a mobile phone assembling project some few years ago is now growing into a giant information and communications technology (ICT) assembly point of the country, as rlg Communications out-doored its assembly plant for mobile phones and laptops.
And the importance that the country attaches to the emerging industry was evidenced by the weight of the assembly of dignitaries present at the commissioning of the company's new assembly plant at Osu, in Accra.
The occasion, which was chaired by the Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Mr. Paul V. Obeng, had as special guest, Vice President John Mahama, with Minister for Communications, Mr. Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, Ms. Sherry Ayittey, Minister for Education, Mrs. Betty Mould-Iddrisu, Minister for Tourism, Ms. Akua Sena Dansua, Deputy Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, Dr. Edward Omane- Boamah, the Osu Paramountcy, and CEO of GhanaDotCom, Dr. Nii Narku Quaynor, among others, as invited guests. In his remarks as chairman for the commissioning event, Mr. P.V. Obeng, appealed to relevant institutions to help bridge the gap between demand and supply of the products of the company, by facilitating the setting up of laboratories for schools in fulfillment of the objective of making computer education accessible to all students.
“We need financial engineering to link supply with demand,” Mr. P. V. Obeng said, calling on schools to take advantage of the local assembling of computers to open laboratories with at least 30 units of computers per school to give computer literacy to students.
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What started as a mobile phone assembling project some few years ago is now growing into a giant information and communications technology (ICT) assembly point of the country, as rlg Communications out-doored its assembly plant for mobile phones and laptops.
And the importance that the country attaches to the emerging industry was evidenced by the weight of the assembly of dignitaries present at the commissioning of the company's new assembly plant at Osu, in Accra.
The occasion, which was chaired by the Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Mr. Paul V. Obeng, had as special guest, Vice President John Mahama, with Minister for Communications, Mr. Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, Ms. Sherry Ayittey, Minister for Education, Mrs. Betty Mould-Iddrisu, Minister for Tourism, Ms. Akua Sena Dansua, Deputy Minister for Environment, Science and Technology, Dr. Edward Omane- Boamah, the Osu Paramountcy, and CEO of GhanaDotCom, Dr. Nii Narku Quaynor, among others, as invited guests. In his remarks as chairman for the commissioning event, Mr. P.V. Obeng, appealed to relevant institutions to help bridge the gap between demand and supply of the products of the company, by facilitating the setting up of laboratories for schools in fulfillment of the objective of making computer education accessible to all students.
“We need financial engineering to link supply with demand,” Mr. P. V. Obeng said, calling on schools to take advantage of the local assembling of computers to open laboratories with at least 30 units of computers per school to give computer literacy to students.
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by Minister of Finance on Sun May 29, 2011 11:35 am
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rLG Communications to recruit 40,000 workers
The Communications Director of rLG Communications, Millicent Atuguba has said the company’s assembling plant is ready to employ an additional forty thousand hands in a partnership with the National Youth Employment Programme.
She said some of the youth will be assigned to work inside the plant itself while others will be engaged as sales and marketing executives.
So far, about six thousand youth have already undergone an intensive six-months training course and are currently assisting in the assembling of rLG mobile phones and computers.
Speaking in an interview with Adom Business News on Tuesday, Millicent Atuguba said though the company faces stiff competition, they are striving hard to meet the demands of the public and stand out as well.
rLG Communications to recruit 40,000 workers
The Communications Director of rLG Communications, Millicent Atuguba has said the company’s assembling plant is ready to employ an additional forty thousand hands in a partnership with the National Youth Employment Programme.
She said some of the youth will be assigned to work inside the plant itself while others will be engaged as sales and marketing executives.
So far, about six thousand youth have already undergone an intensive six-months training course and are currently assisting in the assembling of rLG mobile phones and computers.
Speaking in an interview with Adom Business News on Tuesday, Millicent Atuguba said though the company faces stiff competition, they are striving hard to meet the demands of the public and stand out as well.
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by el Padrino on Fri Aug 05, 2011 6:40 am
For i minute i thought it looked like LG ripped off the Huawei Ascend. But looks like this is just the Huawei M860 with a front facing camera?kebashorificatious wrote:
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