WopeCar Talks
WopeCar Talks is a lighthearted podcast brought to you by WopeCar, Ghana's premier car rental service.
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The Price of Growth: What Nine Years of Building WopeCar Has Taught Us (opens the original)
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As WopeCar marks nine years of enabling movement across Ghana, this episode looks beyond the milestone to the work, challenges and lessons behind the journey. Host Akua Tsetsewaa sits down with Anita Anso and Maureen Afra Kuma, representing Finance and Operations, to reflect on how WopeCar has evolved, the changes customers may never see, the realities of running a growing mobility business, and what the company must get right as it moves towards its tenth year.
EP 27: When Rain Stops Accra: Are We Building a City That Actually Works? (opens the original)
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What happens when rain brings a city to a standstill, and what does it reveal about the way our cities are built? In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Akua Tsetsewaa sits down with Ing. Prince Kas-Avotri, Executive Secretary of the Structural Subdivision at the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE), and Nana Kwadwo Osei Nyarko, Head of Operations at Fita Autotech, to examine flooding from both an infrastructure and automotive perspective. From drainage, road design and urban planning to vehi
EP 26: Why Do Adult Friendships Get So Complicated? (opens the original)
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Why do friendships become more complicated as we grow older? In this episode of WopeCar Talks, host Maame Akua T. Yawson, Communications Specialist, is joined by Zala Tiemaa, an advertising professional, and Emmanuel Wilson Krofah, Marketing & Communications Professional, to explore how careers, relationships, personal growth, and life's changing priorities shape our friendships. They share personal experiences and honest perspectives on maintaining meaningful connections as adults. Watch, join
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