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Saturday, October 17, 2026

Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair enters Day 2 in Ho

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Day Two of the Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair is underway at the Ho Sports Stadium in the Volta Region, bringing together businesses in the housing and construction sectors to showcase products and services to prospective homeowners and other visitors.

The three-day fair, which began on Friday, October 16, is expected to run until Sunday, October 18, providing a platform for exhibitors to engage the public on housing solutions, building materials, property development and home improvement.

The event is organised by Republic Bank in partnership with JoyNews.

Participating companies and institutions are displaying a range of products and services, offering visitors the opportunity to interact directly with industry players, make enquiries and explore options for building, buying or improving their homes.

Exhibitors at the fair include Republic Bank, DoorMaster, Virtual Security Africa, Ayuda Hub Limited, Sintex Tanks, Nestas Homes Limited, Adonai Estate Limited, MTN, C Techi GH Limited, Waylead Company GH Ltd, Akwaaba Building Materials, Interplast, Rhoyak Ventures, Simef Gold Limited, Lesh Fortune Ltd, Lipe Builders & Contractors, Vol-link Roofing System and TDC Ghana Ltd.

Their presence reflects the range of services and products available across the housing value chain, from financing and property development to building materials, roofing systems, water storage and security solutions.

The fair offers prospective homeowners an opportunity to learn more about available products, compare options and engage businesses on their specific housing needs.

It also creates a space for participating companies to showcase their offerings, interact with potential customers and strengthen their visibility in the Volta Region.

On the first day, visitors continued to attend the fair despite light showers, with exhibitors maintaining their presence as the event progressed.

The second day is expected to provide further opportunities for members of the public to explore the exhibition stands, seek information from participating businesses and engage with service providers in the housing and construction industries.

The fair continues on Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, at the Ho Sports Stadium.

Members of the public interested in housing, property development, construction materials, and home improvement are encouraged to visit the venue and engage with the exhibitors.

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