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Fuel Prices Skyrocket in Ghana, Sparking Public Outcry.

Fuel prices in Ghana have surged dramatically, causing widespread concern among citizens and businesses alike. The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) announced the increase following global oil market fluctuations, which have seen crude oil prices rise due to geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions.As of this week, the price for a litre of petrol has risen by nearly 10%, now standing at GHS 15.50 per litre, while diesel has shot up to GHS 17.30 per litre. This marks one of the steepest increases in recent months and has triggered reactions from transport unions, market vendors, and consumers across the country.Transport operators, including the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU), have already hinted at possible fare hikes, as their operational costs have become unsustainable. Many Ghanaians fear that this will further worsen the cost of living, as fuel price increases typically result […]

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Mahama Criticizes Akufo-Addo on Galamsey Fight.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has taken a firm stand against President Akufo-Addo’s approach to tackling illegal mining, popularly known as "galamsey." Mahama’s comments come after Akufo-Addo’s recent remarks suggesting that his administration has made significant strides in addressing the environmental and socio-economic crisis posed by galamsey. However, Mahama argued that the president has failed to address the root causes of the problem, and called for a more decisive government-led approach. The issue of galamsey has remained a major point of contention in Ghana, with accusations that political and traditional leaders are complicit in the illegal activity, which has led to devastating environmental degradation.

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Final Voters’ Register for 2024 Elections Set for Early November Release.

The Electoral Commission has announced that the final voters' register for the upcoming 2024 elections will be released by the first week of November. This move comes after several months of voter registration and cleanup exercises aimed at ensuring an accurate and comprehensive register. With the elections drawing nearer, the EC has reiterated its commitment to a transparent process and urged all eligible Ghanaians to verify their details on the final register.

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Electoral Commission Assures Transparency for 2024 Elections.

With tensions rising ahead of Ghana’s 2024 elections, the Electoral Commission (EC) has assured the public that the election will be transparent and free from manipulation. The EC emphasized that it will not support any political party but will strictly adhere to electoral laws and ensure the election is credible. In addition to encouraging voter registration, the EC also announced steps to address concerns raised by various political stakeholders regarding the integrity of the electoral process.

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Nine Illegal Miners Arrested in New Crackdown.

In the ongoing fight against illegal mining, commonly referred to as "galamsey," nine individuals were arrested in a coordinated operation across several regions in Ghana. Law enforcement authorities seized and destroyed over 50 pieces of mining equipment during the raids. The operation is part of a broader effort by the government to curb the environmental damage caused by illegal mining activities, which continue to threaten Ghana’s water bodies and farmlands.

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Ghana’s Electoral Commission Opens Online Voter Re-Exhibition.

In preparation for the 2024 general elections, Ghana’s Electoral Commission (EC) has launched an online platform that allows voters to verify their registration details. This initiative is part of the EC’s effort to ensure accuracy and transparency in the electoral process. Voters are encouraged to take advantage of this online re-exhibition exercise to check their data, report any errors, and ensure they are eligible to vote.

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US Embassy Steps Up Fight Against HIV/AIDS in Ahafo Region.

The US Embassy, in collaboration with PEPFAR, has taken decisive action to combat the rising spread of HIV/AIDS in the Ahafo Region. Kingsley Kyereh, Lead Trainer for the US Embassy’s HIV/AIDS Media Program, urged residents to actively engage in the campaign to curb the spread of the virus. Speaking after a media training session in Kenyasi, Kyereh emphasized the need for collective efforts to raise awareness and educate the public. Journalists who attended the two-day workshop expressed confidence that their enhanced knowledge would play a vital role in reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS through accurate reporting and public outreach.

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Contractor Curses Thieves Stealing Materials for Tepa-Goaso Road Project.

The CEO of Kofi Job Construction Limited, tasked with constructing the 39-kilometer Tepa-Goaso road in the Ahafo Region, has cursed those who steal materials meant for the project. During a meeting with local chiefs in Acherensua, the CEO expressed frustration over workers and locals colluding to steal items like cement and chippings, hampering progress. He vowed to invoke a curse on anyone involved in such theft. Meanwhile, Ahafo Regional Minister George Boakye criticized the poor quality of work by some local contractors and urged the consultant overseeing the project to ensure the road is completed to high standards.

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Goaso Bishop Urges Residents to Avoid Election Violence.

The Bishop of the Goaso Roman Catholic Diocese, Most Reverend Peter Atuahene, has called on residents in the Ahafo Region to avoid any actions that could lead to violence during the December elections. Speaking at the 50th anniversary of the Kenyasi parish, Bishop Atuahene addressed the youth, urging them to refrain from activities that could spark conflict and to ensure a peaceful election process. The Ahafo Regional Minister, George Boakye, echoed these sentiments, advising the community to reject politicians who promote violence and instead pray for a peaceful election.

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Ahafo WASH Program to Provide Safe Water for Over 71,000 Children and Women.

In Nyamebekyere, a cocoa farming community in the Ahafo Region, young girls like Precious and Mahidi face the daily challenge of fetching water from distant streams before heading to school. This arduous task, along with long walks to school, is impacting their education and future dreams. However, hope is on the horizon. The Ahafo Region Integrated Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Programme (ARIWP), supported by the Conrad Hilton Foundation and implemented by World Vision Ghana, is set to provide safe water to over 71,000 people, transforming the lives of children like Precious and Mahidi. The initiative will ensure improved access to water in rural communities, reducing the burden of long treks and allowing more focus on education.

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