Day: September 27, 2025

Accra: Management of Trasacco Estates Development Company Limited has urged their investors and homeowners to remain calm while they continue with authorities to resolve issues concerning their lands. ‘We reassure our investors and homeowners of our steadfast commitment to protecting their interests and delivering quality serviced plots. ‘We urge all stakeholders to remain calm and trust in the rule of law as we work with the authorities to resolve this matter swiftly’. According to Ghana News Agency, speaking at a news conference in Accra, Mr. Kwame Owusu Danso, Corporate Affairs and Legal Director of the Trasacco Group, said calm had

Accra: Mrs. Juliana Asante-Dartey, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited, has encouraged Ghanaian youth to explore opportunities in agribusiness, urging them to transition from job seekers to job creators, innovators, and leaders. She made this appeal during the Young Agribusiness Professionals (YAPP) Cohort 3 Grande Finale and Awards Night held in Accra, which aimed to celebrate and equip young professionals completing their national service with Agri-Impact and its partners. According to Ghana News Agency, the event themed ‘Celebrating Excellence and New Beginnings’ gathered stakeholders from agribusiness, finance, and development sectors to honor remarkable service personnel and emphasize pathways for

Tema: The AbibiNsroma Foundation has highlighted Ghana’s energy transition as a pivotal opportunity to restructure energy governance towards greater equity, inclusion, and sustainability. The foundation emphasizes the importance of locally grounded, participatory models for climate action, as supported by global institutions like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the African Union. According to Ghana News Agency, the foundation criticized Ghana’s current centralized and investor-focused approach, which often sidelines traditional authorities and rural communities. These groups hold significant ecological knowledge and bear the brunt of energy poverty and climate vulnerability. Mr. Bob T. K. Amiteye, Convener of the Civil Society

Bolgatanga: Dr. Catherine Yiyugsah, a Paediatric Oncologist at the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH), has emphasized that childhood cancers are not a death sentence but are treatable if detected early. In a recent interview with the Ghana News Agency, Dr. Yiyugsah highlighted the importance of early detection, stating that while children can indeed develop cancers, the prospects for treatment and cure are promising when caught early. Delays in diagnosis can complicate treatment, she noted, making it critical for symptoms to be identified promptly. According to Ghana News Agency, Dr. Yiyugsah made these remarks following a workshop she facilitated on early warning

Ziope: The Ziope Traditional Council in the Volta Region has inducted four new members into the Council, bringing the total membership to 22. The new members are Torgbui Satsi III of Adzonkor, Torgbui Mahu IV of Logonkor, Mama Adzorgenorvi III of Nyekornakpoe, and Mama Saxo III of Hornugo. They swore the Oath of Secrecy, Judicial Oath, and Oath of Office, administered by Mar Nelson Awuku, Magistrate in-charge of the Dzodze Magistrate Court. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Awuku advised the new members to uphold the oaths they had taken and refrain from divulging confidential information received in their official

North tongu: Madam Victoria Amefadzi Yawa Doe, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for North Tongu, has embarked on a working visit to district offices to address development-related issues affecting the area. The DCE announced that work on the Juapong-Podoe-Abuatia-Ho Road is expected to commence next week, following commitments made by the contractor to mobilise to the site. According to Ghana News Agency, during her engagement with the Volta Regional Police Command, Madam Doe highlighted the logistical challenges facing the Aveyime-Battor, Juapong, and Mepe police divisions. She noted the need for vehicles, motorbikes, and other resources to enhance security and patrol

Dzodze-kuli: The newly out-doored Queen Mother of Dzodze-Kuli, Mama Kawo II, has pledged to make education, women’s empowerment, and communal unity the cornerstone of her reign. In an exclusive interview with the Ghana News Agency on Tuesday morning, Mama Kawo II reaffirmed her commitment to driving social transformation in the Kuli community, describing her ascension to the stool as ‘a call to service and a mission to uplift lives through purposeful leadership.’ According to Ghana News Agency, Mama Kawo II, who was formally outdoored a fortnight ago at a ceremony held at the Kuli Market Square, is already earning praise