Day: May 26, 2025

Amasaman: The Word Alive Bible College recently hosted its fifth Annual Christian Easter School, where Reverend Professor Clement Owusu Sarpong emphasized the importance of Christians embracing the resurrection power of Jesus Christ. The event, held at the college’s premises in Fise near Amasaman in the Ga West Municipality, Greater Accra Region, focused on the theme, ‘Appropriating the Power of the Resurrection.’ According to Ghana News Agency, Rev. Prof. Sarpong, the Founder and Leader of the College, highlighted that faith in the resurrection power could empower Christians to address various afflictions, including spiritual, physical, financial, sexual, and mental challenges. Supported by

Accra: President John Dramani Mahama has on behalf of Ghanaians expressed gratitude to the Ghana Private Roads Transport Union (GPRTU) for its decision to reduce lorry fares by 15 per cent. According to Ghana News Agency, the GPRTU’s decision to reduce lorry fares follows the reduction in fuel prices due to the appreciation of the cedi over the past five months against major international currencies, especially the United States dollar. ‘Let me take the opportunity to commend those of you who have responded to the cedis appreciation by reducing prices of your products and services and thereby passing some of

Wli: Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, has called on investors and well-meaning Ghanaians to partner with the Ministry in developing tourist sites across the country. She emphasized that this would help boost tourism, enhance local economies, and increase national revenue. According to Ghana News Agency, Madam Gomashie made these remarks during her first fact-finding tour of tourist destinations in the Volta Region upon her assumption of office. Speaking in the Hohoe Municipality, she stressed the importance of harnessing Ghana’s natural and cultural assets for sustainable tourism. The Minister outlined the need for collaboration between

Pusu-Namongo: The Akoma Cooperative Women’s Group in Pusu-Namongo in the Talensi District of the Upper East Region, have received a significant boost with the installation of a multipurpose shea butter processing machine aimed at enhancing production and improving livelihoods. According to Ghana News Agency, the newly installed facility, which covers the entire shea butter production value chain, from nut cracking to final butter extraction, has the capacity to process at least one tonne of shea nuts daily. Additionally, selected women would be trained on operations of the machine, and this is expected to significantly increase productivity and income levels of