News Highlights:
- V-Africa 2025, hosted by Ghana, brought together over 4,000 participants from 25 countries for four days of empowerment, networking, and business training.
- The convention showcased Ghana as a hub for entrepreneurial excellence while boosting local tourism, hospitality, and transportation sectors.
Ghana played host to QNET’s highly anticipated V-Africa 2025, a regional edition of the company’s flagship convention that showcased Ghana as a hub for entrepreneurial excellence.
Held from February 20 to 23, 2025, at the Accra International Conference Centre, the event attracted over 4,000 participants from across Sub-Saharan Africa for four days of empowerment, networking, and innovation.
The convention spotlighted QNET’s exclusive product offerings, which provide immersive entrepreneurship training and contribute significantly to Ghana’s tourism and economic growth.
Trevor Kuna, Chief Marketing Officer for QNET, expressed his enthusiasm: “Hosting V-Africa 2025 in Ghana is a testament to our commitment to supporting entrepreneurs in Africa.
“This event isn’t just about showcasing our brand—it’s about empowering individuals to achieve their dreams while contributing meaningfully to local economies. We look forward to welcoming media representatives to witness QNET’s transformative impact firsthand.”
Empowering Entrepreneurs, Celebrating Culture
The itinerary for V-Africa 2025 included product workshops, dynamic training sessions on business building and entrepreneurship, and an exhibition featuring QNET’s signature product brands, such as HomePure range of home care products, Amezcua’s wellness range, Swiss watch brand Bernhard H. Mayer’s new Collection, and more.
Attendees gained invaluable insights into QNET’s ethos of wellness, sustainability, and entrepreneurship, setting the stage for lasting business growth.
Biram Fall, QNET’s Regional General Manager for sub-Saharan Africa, elaborated on the event’s local significance: “V-Africa 2025 will leave a lasting legacy by empowering Ghanaian entrepreneurs and supporting Ghana’s tourism industry. This is more than a business convention—it’s a platform for connection, growth, and transformation.”
Driving Tourism and Economic Growth
As one of the largest events of its kind in Ghana, V-Africa 2025 attracted participants from 25 countries, providing a boost to the local hospitality, transportation, and tourism sectors. QNET’s commitment to Ghana includes partnering with local stakeholders to ensure the event delivers long-term benefits to the community.
QNET is a prominent lifestyle and wellness company that uses a direct selling business model to offer a wide selection of exclusive products that enable individuals to embrace a healthier, more balanced life.