Accra: Madam Alberta Mansah Klokpa, Founder of the Girls’ Club, a girl-child-focused non-profit organisation, has advised young women to make informed and conscious choices about wearing brassieres (bras) to promote breast health, comfort, and self-co…
Obuasi: The Obuasi Municipal Directorate of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has organised a civic engagement forum aimed at empowering women to actively participate in the fight against corruption and to promote accountability and t…
Regensburg: Recently, ‘Qingdao in Its Youth: A Dialogue with the Future,’ hosted by the Information Office of Qingdao Municipal People’s Government, was held in Regensburg, Germany. The event aimed to enhance cultural understanding and strengthen the …
Accra: A warehouse keeper accused of stealing 66 Turkish doors valued at GHC398,700 from his employer has appeared in court. Emmanuel Asamoah, charged with stealing, has pleaded not guilty before an Accra Circuit Court presided over by Mrs. Susana Edu…
Accra: Ghana must develop a national roadmap to align its packaging regulations with emerging European Union (EU) standards to safeguard the country’s agri-food exports, according to Dr Hanson Arthur, Senior Consultant at Farrelly Mitchell Business Consultants Limited. The proposed roadmap aims to guide manufacturers, exporters, and regulators in adapting to the EU’s new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and updated Bisphenol A (BPA) rules, set to take effect from July 2026. According to Ghana News Agency, Dr Arthur highlighted the findings of a study conducted by Farrelly Mitchell, commissioned by COLEAD (formerly COLEACP), during a stakeholder validation workshop in
Abura dunkwa: The newly crowned Guantuahema, Nanahemaa Efua Yeborwa II, has called on the residents of Abura Dunkwa to focus on unity and peace as essential components for the town’s development. According to Ghana News Agency, Nanahemaa Efua Yeborwa II emphasized the importance of peaceful co-existence among residents, urging them to safeguard each other’s interests for the benefit of community development. She highlighted that without peace, it would be challenging to lead effectively and bring about infrastructural advancements that would benefit all inhabitants. Nanahemaa Yeborwa II stated, “Let us unite and help one another because without that it will be
Accra: Mr. Kwame Dzudzorli Gakpey, the Member of Parliament for the Keta constituency in the Volta Region, has shown support for the 2025 edition of Jubilee Radio’s Hogbetsotso Health Walk by donating 400 branded polo shirts. The presentation took place at the Parliament House in Accra, underscoring a commitment to community health and participation in the Hogbetsotso Festival celebrations. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Gakpey praised Jubilee Radio for its role in fostering unity, fitness, and social cohesion within the community during the Hogbetsotso seasons. He urged residents of the Keta Municipality and beyond to participate in this year’s