By Felix Engsalige Nyaaba
The Minister for Communication, Dr. Edward Omane
Boamah, has assured the private local industries and business investors in the
country that government will not sabotage their efforts but rather give them
the maximum support to expand and to create employment opportunity for the
youth in the country.
He said since the private sector was
one major area that would accelerate the attainment of the desired national
development goals, the government would welcome investments in that sector.
Dr Boamah
said this when he join the Chief Executive Officer of Rlg Communications
Limited Mr. Roland Agambire to launched the company latest innovative device
called UHURU in Accra.
The
Communication Minister who graced the occasion as his first national assignment
after he was sworn in as a minister also invited investors to join hands with
the government under public-private partnerships to provide skill s training
development for the youth in the country.
He further
assured the RLG and other local
industries of government protection to
create more jobs and urged the company
to come out with more innovative products that will not only benefits its
consumers, but also projects the country image at the international community.
According to him, “One of the major
challenges that continue to affect the
private sector industry is
the perceived political witch hunting
and interference which the NDC
government do not subscribed to, we will do everything as government to support
you and any other private local company
to help reduce the teeming unemployment in the country.”
“If we are all advocating better
Ghana that will promote development, then it must be noted that the government
needs the support of the private sector, we cannot do it alone as a government,
therefore the private sector must be supported.” the minister stated.
Dr. Omane Boamah appealed to Ghanaians,
especially co-operate organization not to go for any product either than the
Uhuru laptop/tablet, saying Ghana as a country is moving forward to raps
shoulders with the world leading Information and communication Technology (ICT)
industries.
He said one major target of the ministry was
to ensure that Ghana became a major ICT hub in the West African sub-region,
adding, “This will attract more investors into the country.”
The Chief Executive
Officer of Rlg, Mr. Roland Agambire, said
the new
devices was made out of the
company long dream to make ICT easy for every individual and households to have access to information on the world
through the internet at their door steps.
“The
reason why we came out with this innovative product is to give freedom to our
youth, business men and women, co-operate organization to have access to the
world at their own convenient time,” he said.
Mr. Agambire noted that with few years into its operation in the
market the company knows the demands of its
consumers and will always introduce products that will best serve their
interest.
“ This product has been brought on through our partnership with the Microsoft; its quality matches all the global brands that we have in the market. For us, it is the best and the market leader,” he stated.
The Rlg CEO indicated that the company is going global because plans are far advance to re-launch Uhuru in South Africa, Dubai, Nigeria, Kenya and the Gambia.
He urged Ghanaians to proudly embrace the product as their own to make it the leading brand in the world.
The device is a combination of a laptop and a tablet that can be detached from the key board and used on its own.
With the latest Windows 8 from Microsoft embedded in it, Uhuru is also touch screen and uses a Core i5 processor.
The company believes its latest brand is premier in the range of laptops worldwide and will be the market leader on the Ghanaian market.
Uhuru, is a Kenyan word which means “freedom” and the company said the devices is to relieve people of the stress of having to carry a laptop and a tablet at the same time.
“ This product has been brought on through our partnership with the Microsoft; its quality matches all the global brands that we have in the market. For us, it is the best and the market leader,” he stated.
The Rlg CEO indicated that the company is going global because plans are far advance to re-launch Uhuru in South Africa, Dubai, Nigeria, Kenya and the Gambia.
He urged Ghanaians to proudly embrace the product as their own to make it the leading brand in the world.
The device is a combination of a laptop and a tablet that can be detached from the key board and used on its own.
With the latest Windows 8 from Microsoft embedded in it, Uhuru is also touch screen and uses a Core i5 processor.
The company believes its latest brand is premier in the range of laptops worldwide and will be the market leader on the Ghanaian market.
Uhuru, is a Kenyan word which means “freedom” and the company said the devices is to relieve people of the stress of having to carry a laptop and a tablet at the same time.
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