Day: September 20, 2025

Bolgatanga: Mr. Roland Atanga Ayoo, the Bolgatanga Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), has declared an all-out war on poor sanitation in the municipality, pledging to restore the town’s clean image through the creation of a special Sanitation Task Force. According to Ghana News Agency, the MCE spoke to journalists after inspecting a refuse disposal site outside the municipality. He mentioned that heavy rains had worsened the situation as waste trucks were unable to access the site, leading to indiscriminate dumping of refuse by smaller vehicles. Mr. Ayoo explained that efforts were already underway to clear the site, allowing more trucks to

Berekum: Mr Dickson Kyere Duah, the Member of Parliament (MP) for the Berekum West constituency in the Bono Region, stated that 20 communities in the area have benefited from development projects since he assumed office as MP. Over the past eight months, these communities have seen the implementation of water, educational, and health projects. Mr. Duah has pledged his commitment to addressing the development needs of his constituents further. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Duah made this pledge during a durbar attended by chiefs and residents of the area. The event was part of a working visit by Mr.

Beijing: Professor Liu Qingzhen, a Professor of New Media at the Beijing Sports University, has called on traditional organisations to urgently integrate new media technologies into their operations if they were to remain relevant in the fast-changing information landscape. According to Ghana News Agency, the rapid growth of digital platforms coupled with the advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed the way audiences consume news and information. This transformation makes it imperative for mainstream media organisations such as newspapers, radio, and television stations to adapt. ‘We are facing a shift in the media industry from vertical to horizontal where we

Savannah region: The Savannah Regional Directorate of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) says displaced persons affected by the Gbinyiri conflict have begun returning to their communities. He said NADMO was liaising with stakeholders including the Savannah Regional Coordinating Council to support their resettlement and assist them regain their livelihoods. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Mahama Zakaria, Savannah Regional Director of NADMO, disclosed that the Sawla Camp, which previously hosted several displaced persons, is now completely empty as all its occupants have returned home. He explained that at the Ivory Coast Camp, most residents have also gone back to