Accra: Mr. Frank Kofi Apeagyi, the Director of Ghana Aviation Training Academy, has called on the government to take deliberate actions in training more aviation professionals to address the anticipated workforce gap in the aviation industry, as proje…
Accra: Hen Mpoano, an NGO specializing in coastal and marine ecosystem governance, has unveiled two initiatives aimed at revitalizing Ghana’s fisheries and promoting gender-equitable marine conservation.
According to Ghana News Agency, the first ini…
Accra: Nana Oye Bampoe Addo, a Deputy Chief of Staff, has urged that Ghana’s HIV response be restructured within a sustainable domestic financing framework to ensure long-term health sovereignty. She emphasized that such a shift is crucial for achievi…
Accra: The Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) will on Thursday, October 30, mark its 96th anniversary with a Breakfast Meeting in Accra to celebrate nearly a century of faith-based service, national partnership, and moral leadership. The event, on the t…
Sogakope: The South Tongu District Assembly has conducted a public hearing on its Draft Medium-Term Development Plan (MTDP) for 2026-2029 at the District Assembly Hall in Sogakope. The event is a statutory requirement under the Local Governance Act, 2016 (Act 936), Section 86, which mandates district assemblies to engage stakeholders in reviewing draft development plans before adoption by the General Assembly. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Mohammed Abu Shiraz, the District Planning Officer, stated that the hearing followed the completion of the draft plan, which outlines key developmental priorities for the next four years. He emphasized the importance of
Accra: The Chief, elders, and people of Azulenloanu, a fishing and farming community in the Ellembelle District, have concluded their annual Kundum festival by urging the government to implement developmental projects in the town. According to Ghana News Agency, Nana Addo Nreda VI, Chief of Azulenloanu, acknowledged that while the government had previously introduced developments such as asphaltic overlay, toilet facilities, a market square, and electrification projects, the town still lacked adequate social amenities compared to other areas. Nana Addo Nreda VI shared these insights during an interview on the sidelines of the festival’s climax in the Ellembelle District of
Accra: The Indian community in Ghana, in partnership with some Ghanaian philanthropists, have sponsored the deployment of solar street lights in some rural areas in the country. The project forms part of the celebration of Diwali, the Indian festival of light. According to Ghana News Agency, the initiative, led by IPMC Chairman Amar Deep Singh Hari, received support from businesses, including Nankani and Hagan, M and G Pharmaceuticals, Kane-Em Industries, DPS Group, Poly Group, Link@, Moti Mahal Restaurant, RSKC Foundation, and Tropical Cables. Some beneficiary communities include Dondoli, Kumbienhe, Kabanya in Central Wa; Brada and Tornu in North Dayi, Kusele,