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Celltel Networks Limited, a member of the Kludjeson International Limited Group, signed a $ 5.5 million (¢ 33 million) assembly plant equipment agreement with China Hainergy New Energy Corp. Limited (CHNECL) as it prepares to implement its Ghana’s smart cities across the country.
That, in addition to the factory building, brings the total business to about ¢ 50 million.
A copy of the deal said China Hainergy, a member of the Haier Group in China, will supply a number of equipment components and devices from the assembly plant.
Among the equipment are TV assembly line, inspection line, packaging line, clean room, LCM material area, computer and smartphone assembly line for desktop, tablet assembly , laptops, smartphones and set-top boxes, as well as the packaging line and aging room.
The kit also includes components and materials for TV, desktop, tablet, laptop, smartphone, and set-top boxes, as well as work protection products, tools and equipment.
KQ devices
Meanwhile, Celltel has already designed its line of KQ-branded devices that are waiting to be brought to life by electronics giant Haier Group.
Devices would include KQ feature phones, KQ smartphones, KQ tablets, KQ laptops, KQ desktops, and KQ televisions.
There is at least one feature phone and four smartphone brands; four brands of tablets, some of which come with detachable keyboards; six laptop brands, five desktop computer brands, two Android all-in-one computer / Smart TV brands, and a wide range of Triple Play Android TV brands.
Celltel CEO and Chairman Dr. Prince Kofi Kludjeson said the launch of the nationwide “super high speed” Wi-Fi network promises to create thousands of jobs for young entrepreneurs, who will join as agents in various identifiable communities and groups on commission.
He said that, as a prelude to its official launch, Celltel and its internationally acclaimed strategic partners and collaborators will provide connectivity to interested clients, households and institutions in all 275 electoral districts of the country.
“We have allocated at least 5,000 unlimited Wi-Fi connected devices per district to create a critical mass of users across the country,” he said.
Monthly subscription
According to him, smart devices, which have a monthly subscription, come with apps already installed for a great experience, adding that smart TVs in particular come with over 2000 channels covering news, entertainment, sports, and digital learning for students. . .
“The monthly subscription plan will be underwritten by our approved partner banks or by the client’s own bank,” said Dr. Kludjeson.
1 million households / institutions
Dr. Kludjeson said that Celltel will also focus on providing connectivity to local government offices, as well as educational, health and other public service institutions in all districts, to ensure that they can provide services to Ghanaians seamlessly. .
“Celltel aims to connect at least one million households and institutions across the country to support the government’s efforts to transform Ghana into a digital economy,” he said.
“Our Computer Lab Division will support all schools in Ghana with computer labs and ICT centers to enhance online learning in Ghana amidst the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Online services and e-learning and video conferencing platforms are part of our standard platforms, ”he said.
Dr. Kludjeson said that Celltel is happy to set up the factory in Ghana to assemble the KQ brand of smart devices to provide jobs for young people in the area of technology.
It therefore calls on interested worker unions, professional unions, as well as security services and business sector workers to take advantage of the packages that Celltel has for them ahead of the launch of the national Wi-Fi project of Ghana’s smart cities by visiting the Celltel website. .
“Some of the professional groups that can take advantage of this opportunity are the Ghana National Teachers Association (GNAT), the National Graduate Teachers Association (NAGRAT), the Tertiary Education Workers Union (TEWU), the Conference of Heads of Assisted High Schools (CHASS) and others, ”he said.
Hainergy GM
Meanwhile, Hainergy New Energy Corp. CEO Feng Guomin said: “Celtel Networks Limited is our strategic partner in Ghana.
“The Ghana smart cities project is very interesting and promising. We will work closely with Celltel with our expertise, experience, equipment and world-class products to implement all the plans. “
He added that his company believes that the Ghana Smart Cities project will be a great success, not only as a milestone of the cooperation between the two companies but it will also contribute to the development of Ghana and also benefit Ghanaians.
