Day: February 15, 2025

Accra: Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie, the Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, has called upon Ghanaians to embrace the tradition of exchanging chocolates with friends, family, and loved ones as a means of promoting the patronage of cocoa products. The statement was made on the floor of Parliament on Friday in celebration of National Chocolate Day. According to Ghana News Agency, Dzifa Gomashie expressed her appreciation for the efforts of cocoa farmers, processors, and other key players within the cocoa supply chain, acknowledging their significant contributions to economic growth. The week-long event is themed ‘Eat Chocolate, Stay Healthy and

Accra: The management of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park has announced the installation of a new irrigation system aimed at enhancing water flow to the park’s fountains and lawns. This move is part of efforts to beautify the park and ensure its proper maintenance. According to Ghana News Agency, recent reports highlighted issues such as dry lawns, unkempt washrooms, and non-functional fountains at the park. Mr. Edward Quao, the Acting Director of the Park, acknowledged the challenges with water flow from Ghana Water Limited (GWL) and emphasized the need for a new system to address these concerns. The newly implemented

According to Ghana News Agency:ccording to Ghana News Agency, the exercise produced 203 units of blood, which would be stocked at the St. Joseph’s Hospital in Jirapa, as well as the Wa Municipal and Upper West Regional Hospitals in Wa. Mr Seth Owusu Nyamekye, the Upper West Regional Manager of MTN Ghana, stated that the region was contributing to a 6,100 units of blood target set by the telecommunication company for the initiative. He encouraged the public to develop a habit of voluntary blood donation, especially on occasions such as Valentine’s Day, to demonstrate love to humanity. Blood donors are

Accra: Mr Joseph Bukari Nikpe, the Minister of Transport, has assured the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) of the government’s commitment to resolving its operational challenges to boost road safety enforcement across the country. During a visit to the NRSA’s headquarters in Accra, Mr Nikpe acknowledged the difficulties faced by the Authority, including issues related to funding, logistics, and human resources. According to Ghana News Agency, the Minister emphasized the necessity of providing the NRSA with the means to become fully operational, thereby empowering the Authority to effectively carry out its mandate. He highlighted the financial constraints imposed by the

According to Ghana News Agency:uarm, Regional Director of GTA, emphasized that the visitation was a way to celebrate National Chocolate Day and show affection to the people, particularly the children in the Pediatric Unit. He highlighted the need for improvements in the road network to various tourist attractions to boost tourism in the Volta Region. Dr. John Tampuori, Chief Executive of the Ho Teaching Hospital, praised the GTA and its partner for their civic responsibility. He noted the positive impact of such gestures on patients’ health, particularly through the sharing of chocolates, which could help alleviate pain. Dr. Selorm Tsrakasu,

Ashaiman: Some traders in the Ashaiman market have shared divergent views on the annual celebration of Valentine’s Day, saying, despite the demands of their work, they find joy in the little things that make the Day special to them. According to Ghana News Agency, Ms. Esinam Mawutey, a fruit seller, sees the day as an opportunity to boost sales while spreading love. She explained that Valentine’s Day draws many customers looking for fresh fruits like apples, grapes, and strawberries, which are popular gifts due to their symbolism of sweetness and care. Despite the busy nature of the day, Ms. Mawutey

Accra: The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has publicly defended its approach in handling the ongoing investigation involving former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta. The OSP emphasized that it has conducted its actions with fairness, particularly in declaring Mr. Ofori-Atta wanted for failing to respond to their invitations. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Samuel Appiah Darko, Director of Strategy, Research, and Communication at the OSP, addressed accusations of unfair treatment during a discussion on a television program based in Accra. He clarified that Mr. Ofori-Atta was given ample opportunity to communicate his circumstances and respond to the OSP’s requests.