Sanaa:Business mogul and industrialist Ibrahim Mahama has called on Ghanaians with entrepreneurial ambitions to move beyond planning and take concrete steps towards starting their businesses. Speaking at the fifth anniversary celebration of Dzata Cement, Mahama encouraged aspiring entrepreneurs not to allow fear of failure or uncertainty to prevent them from pursuing their goals.
According to Ghana Web, Mahama urged aspiring business owners to set ambitious targets, believe in their abilities, and approach their ventures with confidence and determination. He emphasized the importance of taking the first step and believing in one's capability to succeed.
Mahama also highlighted the significance of courage, persistence, and taking calculated risks, drawing inspiration from his own entrepreneurial journey. He advised that waiting for perfect conditions is unnecessary, and instead, identifying opportunities and taking action is crucial.
The event also addressed concerns over dust emissions from cement cargo unloading at Ghana's ports. Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority's Director of Ports, Tebon Zumah, noted the equipment contributing to dust release, such as grabs and hoppers, and mentioned that alternative systems are being explored to reduce environmental impact.
Zumah explained that the authority aims to modernize cargo-handling operations, focusing on methods to prevent visible dust emissions during cement handling. The authority plans to engage with industry players to find solutions that balance efficient cargo handling with environmental protection.
Additionally, Dzata Group Holdings Human Resources Director, Philip Adai Mensah, urged employees to remain committed and serve with perseverance. He emphasized that dedication and loyalty contribute to both company growth and personal development, encouraging staff to stay disciplined and focused.
The anniversary celebration brought together company officials, employees, industry stakeholders, and other guests to reflect on Dzata Cement's journey and its contribution to Ghana's cement industry.