Day: May 26, 2025

Sunyani West: Madam Millicent Amankwah, the Member of Parliament for Sunyani West Constituency, has raised GHC200,000 for the rehabilitation of the Mantukwa Municipal Assembly Basic School in the area. This initiative follows the destruction of part of the school facility by rains, which disrupted teaching and learning activities. According to Ghana News Agency, Madam Amankwah contributed GHC100,000 personally and expressed gratitude to Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, the founder and General Overseer of the Action Chapel International, for matching her contribution with an additional GHC100,000. She highlighted the dire condition of some classroom blocks, which posed a threat to the safety

Accra: Madam Joyce Eku, Executive Director of Childfocus Ghana, a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), announced the organisation’s commitment to supporting the development of school children. The NGO is dedicated to providing development assistance and comprehensive educational support, especially to children from vulnerable backgrounds. According to Ghana News Agency, Madam Eku addressed a stakeholder meeting with selected teacher representatives to discuss the ‘Childfocus Clubs’ project. This initiative aims to develop the unique abilities of school children in seven schools across the Shai-Osudoku and Ningo Prampram Districts. The clubs, comprising 60 members each, are established in Dodowa Presby Basic B, Odumse D/A Basic

According to Ghana News Agency:ccording to Ghana News Agency, the RICCS has highlighted the necessity of having gazetted sanitation bylaws at the district and municipal levels to enhance regional sanitation. However, the committee noted that the financial burden of gazetting these bylaws has hindered progress, with only the Nandom and Lambussie Districts having successfully done so, thanks to support from the Netherlands Development Organisation (SNV). During a meeting in Wa, Mr. Puozuing pledged to aid the RICCS in lobbying for assistance from development partners and NGOs in the sanitation sector to fund the gazetting process. He emphasized the importance of

Sunyani: Mr Raphael Godlove Ahenu, the Executive Director of the Global Media Foundation (GloMeF), has urged the African Union (AU) to focus on restoring the ‘lost dignity’ of Africa as the bloc seeks reparations. ‘Reparation is merely not about financial compensation, but recognition, restitution, and restoration of the dignity of millions whose lives and futures have been shaped by historic and systemic wrongs,’ he remarked during an interview with the Ghana News Agency in Sunyani on the occasion of AU Day. According to Ghana News Agency, AU Day is significant for Africans as it commemorates the founding of the Organization

Accra: The AfriKan Continental Union Consult (ACUC) has lauded President John Dramani Mahama’s Africa Union (AU) Day message, urging Africans at home and in Afro-descendant territories to unite for the continent’s transformation. According to Ghana News Agency, President Mahama emphasized the need for African leaders, civil society organizations, and youth groups to collaborate in building a system where the aspirations of Africans and those of African descent are realized. He highlighted that AU Day 2025 should mark a pivotal moment in Africa’s quest for reparations. In his message, President Mahama also advocated for educational investments to deepen the understanding of

Bole: Nnaa Professor Lanjargo Karley II, the Paramount Chief of the Jama Traditional Area in the Bole-Bamboi District of the Savannah Region, has appealed to President John Dramani Mahama to carve out a separate district for Bamboi. He highlighted the challenges faced by residents who have to travel several kilometers from Bamboi to Bole, the district capital, to access essential services. According to Ghana News Agency, Nnaa Prof Karley II addressed a news conference at Jama in the district, emphasizing that Bamboi and its surrounding communities are lagging in development. He stated that the creation of Bamboi as a separate