The new branch is designed to cater to a diverse clientele, including long-distance drivers, families on holiday, business travelers, and residents seeking a convenient and comfortable dining option.
The deal strengthens ECCBC’s operational control in Ghana’s beverage market while allowing CCBA to focus on its core territories.
The Nkayi-based plant will produce over 6 million litres of ethanol annually using sugar refining by-products.
The deal allows Diageo to streamline African operations while retaining ownership of key brands under long-term licensing agreements.
The health tax initiative aims to reduce non-communicable diseases and generate $1 trillion in revenue by 2035.