DOSH Health Insurance has been recognized as the Outstanding Digital Health Insurance Company of the Year. This achievement was announced recently, highlighting the company's innovative approach to digital health insurance. The award acknowledges DOSH Health Insurance's commitment to leveraging technology to improve healthcare services and accessibility. The company's digital platform enables policyholders to easily manage their policies, access healthcare services, and receive support.
The award was published in a recent article by the Business and Financial Times, a reputable source of business and financial news in Ghana. The article highlights the growing importance of digital health insurance in Ghana and DOSH Health Insurance's leadership in this area. The company's digital health insurance solutions have made it possible for individuals and organizations to access quality healthcare services easily.
In related news, other companies and organizations in Ghana have also been making significant strides in their respective industries. For instance, MTN Ghana recently celebrated its 30th anniversary with a customer appreciation float in Accra. The event was attended by management and staff from across the company's operations. This milestone marks three decades of MTN Ghana's presence in the country's telecommunications industry.
The Bank of Ghana has also announced plans to launch a new series of banknotes, known as the 'Heritage Series', in November. These new banknotes will feature enhanced security and durability features, aimed at strengthening currency integrity and improving cash management. The central bank's move is expected to improve the overall efficiency of Ghana's financial system.
Meanwhile, Classic Continental Global Ltd. (CCGL), the sole dealer of JCB equipment in Ghana, has partnered with the Institute of Applied Science and Technology (IAST) and the Ministry of Youth Empowerment to train young people in backhoe loader operation. The training program aims to equip over 140 young individuals with the skills needed to operate backhoe loaders, addressing the growing demand for skilled technical personnel in Ghana's infrastructure sector.
GCB Bank, Ghana's largest indigenous bank, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting trade, investment, and private-sector growth across Africa. The bank was a main sponsor of the UK-Ghana Trade & Investment Summit 2026, held in Accra. The summit's theme, "A Decade of Trust, A Future Always On: Scaling the UK-Ghana Growth Partnership," reflects the bank's dedication to fostering economic growth and development in Ghana and beyond.
The Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA) has called on journalists to deepen their investigations into financial crimes. GIABA emphasized the importance of accurate media coverage in improving transparency and accountability in the region. The organization's appeal is aimed at enhancing the fight against economic and financial crimes in West Africa.
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- DOSH Health Insurance has been named Outstanding Digital Health Insurance Company of the Year.
