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Accra: Weeks after BCM lodged a petition with the Ghana Police Service over what it described as an attack and attempted dismantling of its equipment allegedly orchestrated by embattled opponents, the company says it has received no feedback or visible action from the Ghana Police Service. The silence, they said, had fueled suspicions that law enforcement authorities were shielding businesswoman Angela List, who had been linked to the incident. According to Ghana News Agency, sources within BCM indicated that police officers on the scene appeared more concerned with protecting Ms. List than securing the company’s assets. “The police are in

Accra: Mr James Kwesi Addison, Ghana’s first Internationally Certified Emotional Intelligence Master Coach, has stated that it is time every Ghanaian workplace ensures that no voice goes unheard. Mr Addison made the suggestion at the launch of a 100-page book titled ‘Voices Unmuted: Psychological Safety and Leadership in Ghanaian Work Culture’ in Accra. According to Ghana News Agency, the event coincided with the Mid-Year Review Meeting of Glico Pensions, where Mr Addison facilitated a training on psychological safety. This event drew executives and staff of the Glico Group, focusing on teaching leaders to be committed to reshaping Ghana’s workplace culture.

Tamale: The Northern Regional Command of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has successfully intercepted and repatriated 55 foreign nationals, acting on intelligence reports. These individuals were reportedly victims of fraudulent schemes and were found to be lacking proper immigration documentation. According to Ghana News Agency, an official statement issued by ACI Micheal Amoako-Atta, Head of Public Affairs at GIS, confirmed that the operation was part of a directive from Mr. Samuel Basintale Amadu, the Comptroller-General of Immigration. The directive instructed all Regional and Border Commanders to intensify efforts to combat issues related to cyber fraud and immigration irregularities. The statement

Gushegu: Mr Hafiz Adam, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Gushegu, has formally handed over a series of recently completed development projects in the education and health sectors to beneficiary communities within the municipality. The handover marks a significant step towards enhancing the quality of life for residents through improved infrastructure. According to Ghana News Agency, the projects include a new lecture hall block at the Gushegu Nursing and Midwifery Training College, a three-unit classroom block in Dikpung and Katani, and a Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) Compound located in Chempongyili. These facilities are expected to provide better educational

Accra: The Agona West Health Directorate, in collaboration with SONOTECH Medical and Diagnostic Center, has launched a programme known as ‘project vital life’ aimed at combating the upsurge of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), making life unbearable for both the young and aged. Dr Jocelyn Maame Esi Darkwah, Agona West Director of Health Services, stated that the programme targets the increasing number of NCD cases recorded at health facilities in the Agona West Municipality and beyond. According to Ghana News Agency, the diseases include diabetes, hypertension, breast cancer, and sickle cells, which are causing sudden deaths and other debilitating health implications. Agona

According to ghana news agency:resident of the Ghana College of Nurses and Midwives, explained that infertility could result from several causes including inactiveness of spermatozoa, fibroids, age, obesity, habitual drinking and smoking, past infections, cancer, hormonal incompatibility, and side effects of family planning methods. She added that it was normal for some women to be born without ovaries or fallopian tubes, making natural conception impossible. In such cases, medical interventions such as transplants, artificial insemination, or sperm donor services could provide solutions. ‘Couples should seek medical consultancy, undergo proper scans, and follow the right treatment instead of turning to unproven

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.