Maxmart – A Promise of Shopping Excellence

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• Kwadwo Boafo 11 years ago

  Maxmart mall? Wow, I can't even wait. Well done.

  Maxmart mall? Wow, I can't even wait. Well done.

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• CJ Manu 11 years ago

  Your continuous belief in Ghana has earned you my respect. I encourage you to hold on in these difficult times.

  Your continuous belief in Ghana has earned you my respect. I encourage you to hold on in these difficult times.

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• Good morning Ghana 11 years ago

  The lady who was sympathetic with Maxmart in light of the hardships in the country was right on. I also commend management for believing in Ghana. Foreign investors are packing out but Maxmart is packing in, it seems. Beautif ...
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  The lady who was sympathetic with Maxmart in light of the hardships in the country was right on. I also commend management for believing in Ghana. Foreign investors are packing out but Maxmart is packing in, it seems. Beautiful

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• FOREIGN FULS RIDE GHANA 11 years ago

  WHO IS THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER OF THAT POORLY CONSTRUCTED STRUCTURE THAT PROMISES POOR CUSTOMERS NOTHING BETTER THAN MELCOM DISASTER LIKE? POOR CUSTOMERS BEWARE N ASK UR SELF IF THAT BUILDING IS STRONG ENOUGH.

  WHO IS THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER OF THAT POORLY CONSTRUCTED STRUCTURE THAT PROMISES POOR CUSTOMERS NOTHING BETTER THAN MELCOM DISASTER LIKE? POOR CUSTOMERS BEWARE N ASK UR SELF IF THAT BUILDING IS STRONG ENOUGH.

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• Kwame Akosah 11 years ago

  Will you keep quiet and stop disgracing us in front of foreigners. What is it that we want in this country. Goodness, we really don't have manners. These people are their business, something we don't know how to do in this co ...
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  Will you keep quiet and stop disgracing us in front of foreigners. What is it that we want in this country. Goodness, we really don't have manners. These people are their business, something we don't know how to do in this country. Gyimi fo)

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• Borteley from Nungua 11 years ago

  How did a forieigner managed to own a Ministry of Defence Land?

  How did a forieigner managed to own a Ministry of Defence Land?

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• Tetteh 11 years ago

  Did you not know that there was a business on that land before management of maxmart leased it? I remember when I was a child there was the extension of Mobil there, so don't be ignorant. Miniwo owie bulu nakai?

  Did you not know that there was a business on that land before management of maxmart leased it? I remember when I was a child there was the extension of Mobil there, so don't be ignorant. Miniwo owie bulu nakai?

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• JUST ASKING 11 years ago

  CORRUPTION IN GHANA. NOW THE MILITARY MUST EQUALLY CALL GAME, SHOPRITE, MELCOM ETC TO ALL COME FOR THEIR SHARE OF GOVT LAND.RUNNING GOVT MILLITARY LAND AS PRIVATE PROPERTY LAND? MOTHER GHANA IN DEEP TROUBLE.

  CORRUPTION IN GHANA. NOW THE MILITARY MUST EQUALLY CALL GAME, SHOPRITE, MELCOM ETC TO ALL COME FOR THEIR SHARE OF GOVT LAND.RUNNING GOVT MILLITARY LAND AS PRIVATE PROPERTY LAND? MOTHER GHANA IN DEEP TROUBLE.

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• Alhassan Wunnam 11 years ago

  over 15,000 different brands under one roof? What! Wow, there is no supermarket in Ghana that comes that close. well done, maxmart

  over 15,000 different brands under one roof? What! Wow, there is no supermarket in Ghana that comes that close. well done, maxmart

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• Shalom Nortey 11 years ago

  I was at Mamxmart last Tuesday and I must say that they are doing well with the construction. I was told that the work will be over by October but in the meantime, all steps at ensuring the safety of customers are being taken ...
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  I was at Mamxmart last Tuesday and I must say that they are doing well with the construction. I was told that the work will be over by October but in the meantime, all steps at ensuring the safety of customers are being taken. I tank management for giving the cordial treatment when I inquired and really I commend them for their steadfastness in this shattered economy.

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• Kwadwo Ntim 11 years ago

  Hmmm, it I sad the way we Ghanaians behave. Some people cry foul but they are unable to clean their own act. When investors bear the unbearable to hold on in these difficult conditions which we brought unto ourselves due to t ...
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  Hmmm, it I sad the way we Ghanaians behave. Some people cry foul but they are unable to clean their own act. When investors bear the unbearable to hold on in these difficult conditions which we brought unto ourselves due to the corruption of our systems, some people see no sense in it and try to insult them. Look our own are brothers and sisters are running away from hardship seeking asylum in Brazil, Togo and Ivory Coast so what are we talking about. We must praise these people for enduring what we cannot even stand. Ghanaians, let us wise up and learn to appreciate

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• Max Waa 11 years ago

  Cud u set up factories in Ghana to produce 50% of your 'fifteen thousand brands'.Think of the direct and indirect jobs this wud create and the technology transfer involved.

  Cud u set up factories in Ghana to produce 50% of your 'fifteen thousand brands'.Think of the direct and indirect jobs this wud create and the technology transfer involved.

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• Fadi 11 years ago

  Oh there are some locally produced items that even conform to International standards. As at now, Maxmart group has given employment to over 1,200 Ghanaians. Thanks for the tip, though, the possibilities are there and will be ...
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  Oh there are some locally produced items that even conform to International standards. As at now, Maxmart group has given employment to over 1,200 Ghanaians. Thanks for the tip, though, the possibilities are there and will be considered.

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• Amina 11 years ago

  how many jobs cud have been created if produced in Ghana?

  how many jobs cud have been created if produced in Ghana?

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• Abeeku Mensah 11 years ago

  Growing up in Accra in the early 60's was fun even in a wretched existence; Ghanaians owned most of what they toiled. How did we get to where we are now where Ghanaians holding positions of authority have sold the soul of Gha ...
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  Growing up in Accra in the early 60's was fun even in a wretched existence; Ghanaians owned most of what they toiled. How did we get to where we are now where Ghanaians holding positions of authority have sold the soul of Ghana to foreigners? Let me be blunt; there is never a place in Lebanon, China, Turkey, South Africa, India, Pakistan and anywhere we believe freedoms, liberties and free market principles flow freely that we will find foreigners hold the destiny of a nation in its hands but in Ghana.
  We have had Lebanese of second and third generations who have come to own every parcel of land that once belonged to the national government and no amount of connection would have allowed the government to part ways of those properties to real authentic and genuine Ghanaians. These days we have Lebanese, and any number of foreigners from God knows where reigning on Ghanaians because the simple minded idiotic card carrying fanatics of the NDC and NPP think money means power and are unfazed mortgaging the future of generations to come on a few silver coins now. Our leaders, from J.J. Rawlings through Kufour, Atta-Mills and now Mahama have sold everything of value in Ghana even as most clowns in Ghana talk about hatred for America without reason and or fundamental justification worth a dime. And yes our rich and politically connected can buy things from anywhere their stolen money can take them but may never know and or phantom what those foreign owners of those shops think and say about how idiotic they find our leaders.
  This wayward behavior of our political educated elite class has given rise and acceptability to why Indian’s, Chinese and people of non Ghanaian parentage can jump ahead of any line where Ghanaians form a queue or are able to bribe our glorified police when they are involved in motor vehicle accidents where they are as guilty as sin. Go to anyone of those Maximart stores and one is likely to find our young prostitutes of women doing their devilish best to attract pennies from patrons even as those in-house Ghanaian workers act snooty at Ghanaian customers but polite and subservient to customers of foreign origins.

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• Kuukua 11 years ago

  "but (Ghanaians) may never know and or phantom what those foreign owners of those shops think and say about how idiotic they find our leaders" Well said Abeeku. Foreign shop owners are just milking us for what they can get an ...
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  "but (Ghanaians) may never know and or phantom what those foreign owners of those shops think and say about how idiotic they find our leaders" Well said Abeeku. Foreign shop owners are just milking us for what they can get and portray to us they are helping us. Wake up Ghana!

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