Ghana’s premier digital fruit shop Goes Live!

Fruits and groceries shopping has just gotten better as www.ghfruit.com, Ghana’s premier digital fruits shop goes live.

Ghana Fruit Cart is an e-commerce store for buying fruits and groceries.
With the mission of giving local businesses (fruit & grocery sellers) a facelift and an online presence.

The platform was created to solve the growing needs of easy fruits shopping as most people find it tedious getting fresh fruits and groceries.

The founder, Ahmed Jamaldeen Yahsir, 22, an Alumni BlueCrest explained, the initiative was as a result of effective training he had at BlueCrest and personal fruit shopping experiences.

Founder of the Ghana Fruit Cart, Ahmed Jamaldeen Yahsir
Founder of the Ghana Fruit Cart, Ahmed Jamaldeen Yahsir

“You be at the office, in need of Fruits, all you can do is to visit a shop or give up the appetite. As such, I thought to solve this with an innovative solution”

“All one needs to do is to visit www.ghfruit.com, order and we’ll deliver at your doorsteps. That means you don’t need to move an inch just to purchase fruits” he added.

Ahmed Jamaldeen Yahsir, studied BSc. Information Technology, at the Bluecrest University College. An Alumni African Presidential Leadership Program, Cairo, Egypt and Yali Cohort 13 fellow.

www.ghfruit.com, (Ghana Fruit Cart) is powered by WeFixIT Solutions, Mr. Yahsir’s tech startup.

www.ghfruit.com is currently available in the Greater Accra Region.

 

Source: BlueCrest

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