Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair Draws Massive Crowds on Day Two with Borborbor Cultural Show
The second day of the three‑day Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair attracted a large crowd to Ho Sports Stadium on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
In Brief
- •The second day of the three‑day Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair attracted a large crowd to Ho Sports Stadium on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
- •Exhibitors showcased building materials, property development, roofing systems, water storage solutions and home security services.
- •A cultural performance by the Woelinam Borborbor Group added entertainment and highlighted Volta Region heritage.
- •Children enjoyed a bouncy castle while parents explored exhibition stands.
- •Exhibitors offered discounts of up to 30% on products and services.
Why It Matters
The fair provides a platform for homeowners and builders to access a range of housing solutions, potentially stimulating local construction and related industries. By offering significant discounts and cultural engagement, the event encourages consumer participation and supports the broader goal of improving housing accessibility in Ghana.
Key Details
- Event Dates
- October 16-18, 2026
- Venue
- Ho Sports Stadium
- Attendance
- Massive turnout on Day 2
- Discounts Offered
- Up to 30%
- Exhibitor Sectors
- Building materials, property development, roofing, water storage, home security
- Cultural Performance
- Woelinam Borborbor Group
Context & Background
The Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair is a partnership between Republic Bank and JoyNews aimed at showcasing housing and home‑improvement solutions to the public in Ghana.
What To Watch
Sunday, October 18, 2026 – final day of the Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair at Ho Sports Stadium
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