Day: September 6, 2025

Dambai: A man known as Mr. Emmanuel Addai has allegedly bitten off his wife’s ear in a disturbing incident of domestic violence in the Wonkayaw community of Dambai township, within the Krachi East Municipality of the Oti Region. The victim, Madam Cecilia Fordjour, reported that she was attacked by her husband during a violent altercation. According to Ghana News Agency, Madam Fordjour, 46, recounted that the incident occurred after she prepared food for the family and was spending time with her children. Her husband returned from a funeral and, without any apparent provocation, demanded that she leave the house immediately.

Berekum: The Divisional Officer Grade Two (DOII) Deh Kwabena Mawuli, the Berekum East Municipal Commander of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), has urged the community members to be safety conscious and prevent the outbreak of domestic fires. He said presently, the division’s only fire tender had been faulty and out of use for some months, but assured that it would soon undergo repairs. According to Ghana News Agency, speaking in an interview at Berekum, DOII Mawuli mentioned that the division relied on the Nsoatre fire tender in the Sunyani West Municipality for emergencies. He appealed for public support towards

Accra: Priority View Homes, an Accra-based construction firm, has officially commenced the construction of affordable housing for cocoa farmers in Gomoa Dahom and its surrounding areas in the Central Region. This initiative marks the beginning of a housing scheme aimed at alleviating the accommodation challenges faced by farmers in the area. According to Ghana News Agency, the decent rental housing project for farmers has already started in the Gomoa Central District and is set to be extended to all cocoa farming communities across the country. The project aims to provide affordable housing options for farmers. Mr. Eric Affaidu, the Chief

Cape coast: A colourful procession of chiefs, queen mothers, traditional warriors, and priests has begun in the historic city, Cape Coast, ahead of the annual grand durbar of the Oguaa Fetu Afahye Festival. According to Ghana News Agency, the traditional leaders, adorned in Kente, gold ornaments, and centuries-old beads, rode high in elaborately decorated palanquins. The procession started from Mfantsipim School and went through the streets, captivating the thousands of cheering residents and tourists who lined the streets.

According to ghana news agency:ccording to Ghana News Agency, Dr. Mbroh used the occasion to formally introduce himself as the new head of the hospital and to outline his commitment to building strong partnerships with traditional leadership in order to improve healthcare delivery. He stressed the importance of aligning the hospital’s policies and services with the needs and expectations of the communities it serves. “Our traditional leaders are the custodians of the people’s welfare, and their counsel is vital in shaping healthcare strategies that reflect community priorities,” Dr. Mbroh said. The chiefs, through Togbe Teprey Hodoo IV, in turn, offered