Voltic (GH) Limited: The 30-Year Reign of Ghana‘s ‘Generic’ Water Brand and the New Moroccan Era Under ECCBC

For over two decades, the name ‘Voltic’ has been synonymous with bottled water in Ghana—a brand so dominant that it became the generic term for the category itself. As the undisputed market leader with ISO certification, 599 direct employees, 54 ‘Cool Pac’ franchise partners, and the only water company in Ghana with an ISO certification, Voltic has built an unassailable fortress. Now, as the Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) acquires the business from Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA), the Moroccan bottler is betting that Voltic’s legendary distribution network and pristine brand equity can become the vehicle to dominate the entire Ghanaian beverage market—from water to Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite.

Executive Introduction

In the annals of Ghanaian consumer goods, few brands have achieved what Voltic has accomplished: name recognition so complete that the brand name has become the category itself. Ask any Ghanaian for a ‘Voltic,’ and they will hand you any bottle of water. This is not merely brand awareness; it is brand dominance.

For nearly three decades, Voltic (GH) Limited has defined the bottled water market in Ghana. Founded in 1995, the company has grown from a single product—Natural Mineral Water—into a multi-category beverage powerhouse, encompassing value-added dairy drinks (Hollandia) and an extensive franchise network producing ‘Cool Pac’ sachet water . With two ultramodern production plants located in Medie (Greater Accra Region) and Akwadum (Eastern Region), Voltic directly employs over 599 individuals and supports thousands more through its value chain and 54 franchise partners .

The company‘s credentials are unmatched in the sector. Voltic is the only water company in Ghana with an ISO certification, and holds NOSA, FSMS (Food Safety Management Systems), QMS (Quality Management Systems), and EMS (Environmental Management System) certifications . It was awarded ‘Water Brand of the Year’ at the Ghana Beverage Awards in both 2019 and 2020, cementing its status as the leader of a competitive field .

Yet, 2025 has ushered in the most seismic change in the company‘s history. In July 2025, Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) —the authorized Coca-Cola bottler in 13 North and West African countries—signed an agreement to acquire Voltic (GH) Limited and West African Refreshments Limited (WARL) from Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) and The Coca-Cola Company . The deal, whose financial terms remain undisclosed, transforms Voltic overnight. No longer merely a water and dairy company, Voltic (under ECCBC) will now assume responsibility for the production, packaging, distribution, and sales of the entire Coca-Cola portfolio in Ghana, including Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, and—critically—the existing Voltic brands .

For investors, competitors, and industry analysts, Voltic is no longer just a water company. It is the new front line for the cola wars in Ghana—a market that Statista projects will reach $1.39 billion in 2025 and grow at over 10% annually through 2029 . Under the leadership of Managing Director Flora Jika (appointed prior to the acquisition), an accomplished mining engineer and logistics specialist, the company is poised to leverage its legendary distribution network to challenge every player in the beverage aisle .

This ASJ profile examines Voltic‘s 1995 founding, its dominance of the water category, its ISO-certified manufacturing footprint, its ‘Cool Pac’ franchise model (creating thousands of jobs), the 2025 ECCBC acquisition, the leadership of Flora Jika, and the critical question: As Voltic transforms from a single-category specialist to a full-service Coca-Cola bottler, can it retain the purity of its water brand while navigating the complexities of the global cola supply chain?

Company Overview: The 1995 Founding and the ‘Generic‘ Brand

The Genesis: A Natural Mineral Water Pioneer

Voltic (GH) Limited was founded in 1995 with a clear and ambitious mission: to provide Ghanaians with safe, great-tasting, natural mineral water sourced from deep protected aquifers . At the time, the packaged water market in Ghana was nascent, fragmented, and often lacked the rigorous quality standards that consumers demanded.

Voltic changed that landscape permanently. The company invested heavily in technology and quality assurance, building a brand that consumers could trust. The result was a first-mover advantage that has proven insurmountable for competitors.

For over 20 years, Voltic was a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) , the largest Coca-Cola bottler in Africa . This relationship provided Voltic with access to global quality standards, supply chain expertise, and the financial backing of one of the world‘s most formidable beverage companies.

The ‘Generic‘ Phenomenon: Why ‘Voltic‘ Means Water

The most telling indicator of Voltic‘s market dominance is linguistic. In Ghana, consumers routinely ‘buy a Voltic‘—even when purchasing a competing brand. This is a phenomenon that marketing experts call ‘genericization,’ and it is the Holy Grail of brand building. Just as ‘Hoover‘ became synonymous with vacuum cleaners in the UK and ‘Xerox‘ with photocopying in the US, ‘Voltic‘ has become the default word for bottled water in Ghana.

As the Ghana Stock Exchange noted in a 2015 research report: “Voltic as their preferred brand while 45% of the respondents answered Voltic as their preferred brand. This confirms Voltic’s position as the leading brand in the industry“ .

Operations and Footprint: Two Plants, 599 Employees

Voltic operates two strategically located production facilities:

The Akwadum plant, commissioned in 2018 at a cost of US$6.5 million, represented a significant expansion of Voltic‘s manufacturing capacity . This facility alone can produce 24,000 bottles of purified natural water every hour, ensuring that Voltic can meet the relentless demand from Ghanaian consumers.

Key Operational Metrics:

Leadership: Flora Jika and the Country Management Team

Flora Jika – Managing Director

Flora Jika leads Voltic (GH) Limited as Managing Director . Her appointment brought a unique and formidable skill set to the company. Jika began her career in the coal mining industry, notably becoming the first female mining engineering graduate at Anglo Coal in South Africa. She transitioned to the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector in 2008, joining the Coca-Cola business as a depot manager .

Her rise through the ranks has been remarkable. Before assuming leadership of Voltic, Jika served as the Logistics Director at Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, South Africa. Her expertise spans engineering, supply chain, logistics, and marketing. She holds an undergraduate and a post-graduate degree in Mining Engineering and Industrial Engineering from the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits University) and is a member of WUMEA and SAIMM .

Jika‘s engineering and logistics background is precisely what Voltic needs as it integrates into the ECCBC system and expands its distribution footprint.

The Country Management Team :

The management team is characterized by long tenures (Allen Ofosu-Appiah has been with Voltic since 2012) and deep FMCG experience across multinationals like Nestle, Danone, and the broader Coca-Cola system .

The Product Portfolio: From Natural Mineral Water to Hollandia Dairy

Voltic‘s product range has evolved significantly from its origins as a pure water company.

Natural Mineral Water (The Flagship)

Voltic Natural Mineral Water is sourced from deep protected aquifers, ensuring a consistent mineral profile and pristine taste. The water is available in a range of sizes, from small sachets to large bottles for home and office use.

In a significant move toward environmental sustainability, Voltic has introduced the Twist Bottle, which contains 7% less plastic than previous packaging. This initiative aligns with Voltic‘s ‘World Without Waste‘ strategy and the broader circular economy goals of the Coca-Cola system .

‘Cool Pac‘ Sachet Water: The Franchise Model

One of Voltic‘s most innovative business models is the ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise system. Under this arrangement, Voltic grants licenses to independent sachet water producers to manufacture, package, and sell ‘Cool Pac‘ brand sachet water .

Key features of the franchise model:

• Stringent quality control measures enforced by Voltic

• Monitoring of production facilities against Voltic‘s quality criteria

• Brand consistency across all franchise locations

Currently, Voltic manages 54 franchises under the ‘Cool Pac‘ brand . This system has been a powerful engine for economic development, creating over 4,000 jobs across the country . It also extends Voltic‘s reach into the most price-sensitive segments of the water market, where consumers rely on affordable sachet water for daily hydration.

Hollandia Value-Added Dairy (VAD)

Voltic has successfully diversified into the dairy category with its Hollandia range of value-added dairy products. The company has launched multiple variants, including the Hollandia Choco Malt Drink (available in 200ml and 300ml packs), offering Ghanaians a nutritious new dairy experience .

This diversification is strategically important. By owning a dairy brand, Voltic reduces its reliance on the water category and captures a share of the growing demand for fortified, on-the-go nutritional beverages.

The ECCBC Transition: Acquiring the Coca-Cola Portfolio

The 2025 acquisition by ECCBC fundamentally changes Voltic‘s product portfolio. Going forward, Voltic (under ECCBC‘s license) will be responsible for the preparation, packaging, distribution, and sales of:

• Coca-Cola

• Fanta

• Sprite

• Voltic Natural Mineral Water

• Hollandia dairy range

As Alfonso Bosch, Managing Director of ECCBC, stated: “We are delighted to announce the acquisition of Voltic, a major player in the bottled water sector in the region, as well as WARL. This operation gives us a unique opportunity to improve our offering and deepen our local impact“ .

The ECCBC Acquisition: A New Moroccan Era (July 2025)

The Deal

In July 2025, Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) signed a landmark agreement to acquire Voltic (GH) Limited and West African Refreshments Limited (WARL) from CCBA and The Coca-Cola Company .

Key facts about the transaction:

Sources: The High Street Business

Strategic Rationale: Why ECCBC Acquired Voltic

For ECCBC, the acquisition of Voltic is a strategic masterstroke. The Moroccan bottler has been present in Ghana since 1997, but this deal dramatically accelerates its market position.

1. Instant Market Leadership in Water:
Voltic is the undisputed leader in the Ghanaian water category. ECCBC acquires not just a factory, but a brand that has become a generic term for the product.

2. Legendary Distribution Network:
Voltic‘s distribution reach—through 54 franchises, 48 sales points, and thousands of retail touchpoints—is a logistical asset that ECCBC can now leverage to distribute Coca-Cola products more efficiently .

3. Integrated Beverage Platform:
As ECCBC noted in its announcement, the acquisition enables it to operate with a “more integrated beverage platform,“ improving service capabilities and delivering value across the supply chain .

4. Capturing the Ghanaian Beverage Boom:
The Ghanaian carbonated soft drink market is projected to reach $1.39 billion in 2025 and grow at over 10% annually through 2029 . ECCBC is positioning itself to capture a significant share of that growth.

Implications for Voltic

For Voltic, the acquisition represents a fundamental shift in its identity.

• From Single Category to Multi-Category: Voltic is no longer just a water and dairy company; it is now the local bottler for the world‘s most valuable beverage brand.

• Access to Global Supply Chains: Through ECCBC, Voltic gains access to Coca-Cola‘s global supply chains, concentrate agreements, and marketing support.

• Leadership Continuity: Flora Jika remains Managing Director, providing continuity during the transition .

• Enhanced Credibility: ECCBC brings over 30 years of experience as an authorized Coca-Cola bottler, adding to Voltic‘s already strong institutional credibility .

The ‘Cool Pac‘ Franchise Model: A Job Creation Engine

Voltic‘s ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise model is one of the most innovative and socially impactful elements of its business. Unlike competitors who produce all their sachet water in-house, Voltic has built a network of independent entrepreneurs who produce and sell ‘Cool Pac‘ brand water under strict quality guidelines.

Scale of the Franchise Network :

How the Model Works:

1. Licensing: Voltic grants a license to a local entrepreneur to operate a ‘Cool Pac‘ production facility.

2. Quality Control: Voltic monitors the facility against its stringent quality criteria, ensuring that ‘Cool Pac‘ water meets the same standards as Voltic bottled water.

3. Brand Consistency: All franchisees use the ‘Cool Pac‘ brand, reinforcing Voltic‘s market dominance.

4. Job Creation: Each franchise employs local workers, contributing to economic development.

This model has been particularly impactful in the Eastern Region, where many franchise facilities are located.

Quality and Certifications: The ISO Gold Standard

Voltic‘s commitment to quality is unmatched in the Ghanaian water sector. The company holds a suite of certifications that demonstrate its adherence to global best practices.

As Voltic states on its official website: “Voltic is also the only water company in Ghana with an ISO Certification“ .

Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability

Voltic has a long-standing commitment to environmental stewardship and community development.

Environmental Initiatives

1. World Without Waste / Circular Economy:
Voltic is committed to making packaging a circular economy, focusing on a ‘World Without Waste.‘ The company‘s Twist Bottle (containing 7% less plastic) is a tangible example of this commitment .

2. Carbon Footprint Reduction:
Voltic is a leader in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, with explicit goals to reduce its carbon footprint .

Water Stewardship: Boreholes for Communities

Voltic has funded and installed multiple mechanized boreholes in communities across Ghana, providing access to safe and reliable water.

• Mmofra Nfadwene and Yahoman: Voltic funded borehole projects in these communities .

• Agubie and Offuman: Voltic installed mechanized boreholes that saved women and children the effort of carrying water for long distances .

As Voltic‘s sustainability report noted, the goal is to “lighten the load for women and children“ who bear the primary responsibility for water collection in rural Ghana .

Water for School Project

Voltic‘s ‘Water For School‘ project provides Water, Sanitation and Health (WASH) training to pupils, reinforcing the importance of safe water, good hygiene, and improved sanitation .

Health Initiatives: Breast Cancer Awareness

Voltic has supported Ghana‘s breast cancer awareness drive with donations of water to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in support of month-long free breast screening exercises .

STEM Education and Women in Leadership

Voltic has sponsored robotics training sessions for school girls in Takoradi, encouraging them to pursue careers in science and technology . The company has also hosted seminars to develop the leadership capabilities of its female employees, with a stated goal of having half of its leadership positions held by women .

Market Position and Competition

Industry Standing: The Undisputed Leader

Voltic is the market leader in Ghana‘s packaged water industry. As noted in a 2015 Ghana Stock Exchange research report, 45% of respondents identified Voltic as their preferred brand—a level of dominance that no competitor has since matched .

The company‘s awards—‘Water Brand of the Year‘ in 2019 and 2020 at the Ghana Beverage Awards—confirm its sustained leadership .

Competitive Landscape

Voltic‘s primary competitors in the premium water segment include global brands such as Evian, Ferrarelle, and Hildon, as well as local competitors in the sachet and low-price bottled water segments .

The ECCBC acquisition will place Voltic in direct competition with other Coca-Cola bottlers (none in Ghana) and with PepsiCo‘s local distribution partners.

Competitive Advantages

1. Brand Dominance (‘Generic‘ Status):
Voltic‘s name is synonymous with bottled water in Ghana. This linguistic dominance is a moat that competitors cannot easily cross.

2. ISO Certification (Only in Sector):
The company‘s ISO certification is a powerful differentiator in a market where quality concerns are paramount .

3. ECCBC Backing (Post-2025):
Voltic now has the backing of a major Coca-Cola bottler with 30+ years of experience and operations across 13 countries .

4. Extensive Distribution Network:
The combination of direct distribution, the ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise network (54 partners), and 48 sales points provides Voltic with unparalleled reach .

5. Diversified Portfolio:
Water (Voltic), dairy (Hollandia), and now carbonated soft drinks (Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite) provide revenue diversification and cross-selling opportunities.

6. ESG Leadership:
Voltic‘s commitment to reducing plastic use, providing boreholes, and supporting communities builds brand loyalty among socially conscious consumers .

Challenges and Risks

No analysis of Voltic is complete without acknowledging the headwinds it faces, particularly during this period of ownership transition.

Risk 1: Integration of ECCBC Ownership

The acquisition by ECCBC (July 2025) is a major corporate transition . Integration challenges include:

• Harmonizing Voltic‘s operations with ECCBC‘s 13-country network

• Aligning supply chains, reporting systems, and corporate cultures

• Managing any transition in leadership or staffing

Mitigation: Flora Jika remains Managing Director, providing continuity. ECCBC is an experienced Coca-Cola bottler with deep African expertise.

Risk 2: Currency Volatility

Voltic imports raw materials and packaging inputs, denominated in foreign currencies (USD, EUR). The company sells in Ghanaian cedis. The cedi‘s historic volatility compresses margins when local currencies depreciate.

Mitigation: As part of the Coca-Cola system, Voltic may have access to hedging mechanisms. The company‘s strong brand allows for some pricing power.

Risk 3: Competition in the Carbonated Soft Drink Market

The CSD market in Ghana is fiercely competitive. Voltic (under ECCBC) will compete against established local distributors of Pepsi, as well as other regional brands. The market is projected to reach $1.39 billion in 2025 .

Mitigation: Coca-Cola‘s brand equity is formidable globally. Voltic‘s distribution network gives ECCBC a significant advantage.

Risk 4: Environmental Scrutiny (Plastic Waste)

As a leading bottled water and beverage company, Voltic faces intense scrutiny over its use of plastic packaging. The global movement against single-use plastics is a long-term threat.

Mitigation: Voltic has proactively invested in the ‘World Without Waste‘ strategy, introduced the Twist Bottle (7% less plastic), and is committed to a circular economy .

Risk 5: Raw Material Supply Chain

Voltic relies on a secure supply of raw materials (water from aquifers, plastic preforms, labels, caps). Any disruption—drought, supply chain issues, geopolitical events—could affect production.

Mitigation: Dual sourcing, inventory management, and the backing of ECCBC‘s global supply chain.

Risk 6: Regulatory Environment

Changes in environmental regulations, taxation (e.g., plastic taxes), or food safety standards could increase compliance costs.

Mitigation: Voltic‘s ISO certifications and proactive ESG strategy position it well to meet regulatory requirements.

Risk 7: The ‘Cool Pac‘ Franchise Model

While innovative, the franchise model creates risk. A quality failure at a single franchise could damage the ‘Cool Pac‘ brand (and by extension, Voltic).

Mitigation: Voltic‘s stringent quality monitoring of franchise facilities is designed to prevent such failures .

Future Outlook

As of June 2026, Voltic (GH) Limited is in the early stages of its transformation under ECCBC ownership. The company‘s strategy is three-pronged: defend water leadership, integrate the Coca-Cola portfolio, and expand distribution.

The Immediate Agenda (2026-2027)

1. Seamless ECCBC Integration: Ensure the transition of Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite production and distribution to Voltic‘s facilities and network.

2. Expand ‘Cool Pac‘ Network: Grow the 54-franchise network to increase penetration in the sachet water segment.

3. Launch New Dairy Variants: Expand the Hollandia range with new flavours and formats to capture more of the value-added dairy market.

4. Deepen ESG Commitments: Continue investing in boreholes, plastic reduction, and community programs.

5. Optimize the Supply Chain: Leverage ECCBC‘s 13-country network to improve procurement and logistics.

The Bull Case (Optimistic)

• ECCBC Integration Succeeds: The acquisition is executed seamlessly. Voltic becomes the most efficient Coca-Cola bottler in West Africa. Market share in CSDs grows.

• Distribution Dominance: Voltic‘s legendary distribution network (franchises, sales points) gives Coca-Cola products an unassailable advantage over competitors.

• Water Leadership Expands: Voltic maintains >50% market share in bottled water. The ‘Cool Pac‘ network grows to 100+ franchises.

• Dairy Becomes a Profit Centre: Hollandia captures 20%+ share of the value-added dairy market.

• ESG Leadership Recognized: Voltic‘s sustainability initiatives earn international awards, attracting premium partnerships and consumer loyalty.

The Bear Case (Pessimistic)

• ECCBC Integration Stumbles: The transition disrupts operations. Key staff depart. Supply chain chaos leads to stockouts.

• Competition Intensifies: PepsiCo and other rivals launch aggressive price wars. Voltic‘s market share in CSDs stagnates.

• Currency Crisis Deepens: The cedi depreciates sharply. Import costs spike. Voltic must raise prices, losing volume to cheaper competitors.

• Environmental Backlash: Campaigns against single-use plastics damage the Voltic brand. Consumers shift to tap water or reusable bottles.

• Franchise Quality Failure: A ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise suffers a quality scandal. The Voltic brand is tarnished by association.

The Verdict

Voltic (GH) Limited is the most successful beverage company that most Ghanaians take for granted. Its name is synonymous with bottled water—a level of brand dominance that marketing textbooks cite as a case study. Its ISO certification, its network of 54 ‘Cool Pac‘ franchises (creating 4,000+ jobs), and its two ultramodern production facilities have built an unassailable fortress in the water category.

The July 2025 acquisition by Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) is a game-changer . For the first time, Voltic is not just a water and dairy company; it is the local bottler for Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite. This transforms Voltic from a single-category specialist into a full-service beverage powerhouse, with a portfolio that spans the entire refreshment aisle.

The risks are real: integration challenges, currency volatility, intense competition, environmental scrutiny. But Voltic has navigated challenges for 30 years. Under the leadership of Flora Jika—a mining engineer turned logistics director—the company has the technical expertise to manage complex supply chains . Under the ownership of ECCBC—a 30-year Coca-Cola bottler with operations in 13 countries—the company has the financial backing and global reach to compete .

For the Ghanaian consumer, the Voltic brand will remain a trusted source of safe hydration. For the Ghanaian economy, Voltic will continue to be a major employer, a supporter of local entrepreneurs (through the ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise), and a contributor to national development. For the investor, Voltic is now a private subsidiary of a private company—no longer publicly listed—but its trajectory under ECCBC will be closely watched by competitors and analysts across West Africa.

Voltic is not trying to be Ghana‘s largest beverage company—it already is, by many measures. It is trying to be the most trusted, the most sustainable, and the most efficient. With a 30-year track record, an ISO-certified manufacturing footprint, and the backing of ECCBC, it is well-positioned to achieve that goal.

FAQ SECTION

1. Is Voltic a Ghanaian-owned company?
Voltic (GH) Limited was founded in Ghana and has deep roots in the country. However, it was a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) for over two decades. In July 2025, Voltic was acquired by the Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC), a Moroccan-based authorized Coca-Cola bottler operating in 13 North and West African countries .

2. Who is the Managing Director of Voltic?
The Managing Director is Flora Jika. She is a qualified mining engineer who was the first female mining engineering graduate at Anglo Coal. She previously served as Logistics Director at Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, South Africa .

3. When was Voltic founded?
Voltic was founded in 1995 .

4. What products does Voltic manufacture?
Voltic manufactures:

• Natural Mineral Water (in various bottle sizes)

• ‘Cool Pac‘ sachet water (through 54 franchise partners)

• Hollandia value-added dairy drinks (including Choco Malt Drink)

• Following the 2025 ECCBC acquisition, Voltic now also produces and distributes Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite .

5. How many employees does Voltic have?
Voltic directly employs over 599 individuals and supports more than 4,000 indirect jobs through its ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise network .

6. What is the ‘Cool Pac‘ franchise model?
‘Cool Pac‘ is Voltic‘s sachet water franchise system. Voltic licenses independent entrepreneurs to produce and sell ‘Cool Pac‘ brand sachet water under strict quality control measures. There are currently 54 franchises, which have created over 4,000 jobs .

7. What certifications does Voltic hold?
Voltic is the only water company in Ghana with ISO certification. It also holds NOSA, FSMS (Food Safety Management Systems), QMS (Quality Management Systems), and EMS (Environmental Management System) certifications .

8. What is the ECCBC acquisition?
In July 2025, Equatorial Coca-Cola Bottling Company (ECCBC) acquired Voltic (GH) Limited and West African Refreshments Limited (WARL) from Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) and The Coca-Cola Company. The deal makes Voltic responsible for the production, packaging, distribution, and sales of Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite in Ghana .

9. What is the Twist Bottle?
The Twist Bottle is Voltic‘s environmentally friendly packaging innovation. It contains 7% less plastic than previous bottles, supporting Voltic‘s ‘World Without Waste‘ and circular economy strategy .

10. Where are Voltic‘s production plants located?
Voltic operates two production plants:

• Medie (Greater Accra Region)

• Akwadum (Nsawam/Adoagyiri municipality, Eastern Region) 

11. What is the capacity of the Akwadum plant?
The Akwadum plant, commissioned in 2018 at a cost of US$6.5 million, has a production capacity of 24,000 bottles of purified natural water per hour .

12. How can I contact Voltic (GH) Limited?
Voltic‘s headquarters is in Accra, Ghana. The company‘s website is volticghana.com. Specific phone and email contacts are available on the website .

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Last Updated on June 7, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

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