Author: Isaac Twumasi-Quantus

Quantus Vision Storm Inc. is a limited liability Ghanaian based company which is an extension of Seal WaterTech SA, specializing in water treatment products. We offer high quality products developed for the eco-health-conscious customer, our products provide superior filtration and purification when compared to other competitors. The water purification media found in the majority of our products is known as active ceramics. Our focus at Quantus Vision Storm Inc. is to meet a need by providing the next generation of Water filtration and purification products which offer enhanced healthy water for you and your family. Africa is ripe for the introduction of new products and services. We do Market Research, Lead Generation & Recruitment, Social Networking, Marketing & Events, Publishing & PR Our aim is to help businesses : Enhance their African awareness and increase their visibility. Minimize exploratory costs for new markets in Africa and save money. Facilitate business contacts in Africa and reduce red tape. Align their business goods and services with Africa's needs. Be better informed and up-to-date about opportunities in Africa. Please do contact me: M 00233-244-566761 Skype: Isaac.twumasi.quantus Email: isaac@africabusinesscommunities.com Email: tigerquantus@yahoo.com

Sustained Renewable Energy for Africa

I am pleased to have the opportunity to say a few words on a matter of great importance for us in Africa. It is particularly appropriate that for some weeks now I have been talking about renewable energy resources in Africa. It is common knowledge that Africa is very well endowed with a rich variety […]

Electricity Generation from Renewable Energy

Will Africa have the power it needs in the future? Will Africa have the technology it needs to supply adequate power? Will reliable electricity become an unaffordable luxury for low-income Africans? In the last few years, utility bills have risen many times in most African countries. The rising cost of fuel combined with the rising […]

Africa: Consider Vocational training

It is worth recalling that vocational training is but one instrument for employment generation in Africa and, as such, should be kept in perspective. Whereas vocational training can develop appropriate skills and thereby improve labour supply and the “employability” of the work force, demand for labour depends on incentives for investment, including prices, the exchange […]