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Ghana Forestry Commission Reveals Over 350 Private Investors Engaged in Forest Plantation Development
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Ghana Forestry Commission Reveals Over 350 Private Investors Engaged in Forest Plantation Development

The Chief Executive Officer of the Forestry Commission, Dr. Hugh C. A. Brown, has disclosed that more than 350 private companies and individuals are actively participating in commercial forest plantation projects across Ghana's forest reserves. Speaking during the 2026 Tree for Life Reforestation Initiative at West Africa Senior High School on June 5, Dr. Brown said the growing involvement of private investors demonstrates increasing confidence in Ghana's efforts to restore degraded forests while creating sustainable economic opportunities. The event, held under the theme "Forests and Economies," highlighted the critical role forests continue to play in supporting livelihoods, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. According to Dr. Brown, most of the commercial plantation projects are focused on timber production and the emerging carbon credit market, which is attracting growing interest from investors seeking environmentally sustainable ventures. He noted that the forestry sector […]

GRNMA Calls for Justice After Midwife Assaulted at Community 22 Polyclinic
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GRNMA Calls for Justice After Midwife Assaulted at Community 22 Polyclinic

The Greater Accra Regional branch of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has strongly condemned the assault of a midwife at Community 22 Polyclinic, describing the incident as unfortunate and unacceptable. In a statement issued in solidarity with the affected healthcare worker, the association said the attack highlights growing concerns about the safety of nurses and midwives while performing their duties and called for swift justice in the matter. According to GRNMA, the incident involved a female patient who had undergone a caesarean section and was medically discharged on the third day after surgery. However, the patient reportedly remained at the facility because her medical bills had not yet been settled. The association explained that tensions arose on the fourth day after the operation when relatives of the patient visited the ward outside the facility’s designated visiting hours. […]

Government Supports Accra Central Police Barracks Fire Victims with GH₵15,000 Each
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Government Supports Accra Central Police Barracks Fire Victims with GH₵15,000 Each

The Ministry of the Interior, in partnership with the Ghana Police Service, has provided financial assistance to families affected by the recent fire outbreak at the Accra Central Police Barracks. The support package was announced by Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak during a visit by Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang on June 5, 2026, to assess the impact of the incident and interact with affected residents. According to the Minister, each affected family has received GH₵15,000 to help address immediate needs following the devastating fire, including the replacement of clothing, household items and other essential belongings lost during the incident. Mr. Muntaka explained that the intervention forms part of ongoing efforts by government and security agencies to provide relief and support to victims as they begin the recovery process. “We were able to extend, together with the Police Service, about GH₵15,000 […]

Ashaiman Assembly Closes Major Roads After Bridge Collapses Following Heavy Rainfall
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Ashaiman Assembly Closes Major Roads After Bridge Collapses Following Heavy Rainfall

The Ashaiman Municipal Assembly has temporarily closed two major road sections following the collapse of two bridges after heavy rainfall swept through parts of the municipality. The affected roads include the route linking Borla Junction to Community 22 Washing Bay and the stretch connecting Community 22 to Community 22 Annex. Both roads have been rendered inaccessible after the bridges serving those areas gave way due to severe erosion caused by the downpour. According to the Assembly, the temporary closure is a precautionary measure aimed at protecting residents, motorists and pedestrians from potential accidents resulting from the damaged infrastructure. Officials explained that the intensity of the rainfall weakened the bridge structures, leading to their collapse and making the roads unsafe for all forms of movement, including vehicles, motorcycles and foot traffic. In response to the situation, the Assembly’s Works Department has […]

CHU Souro Sanou : le service social aide les patients démunis à accéder aux soins
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CHU Souro Sanou : le service social aide les patients démunis à accéder aux soins

Au CHU Souro Sanou, le service social poursuit sa mission d’assistance aux patients en difficulté financière afin de garantir leur accès aux soins de santé. Le chef du service, Konané Amidou, a présenté les actions menées par son équipe lors d’une rencontre avec des journalistes le 19 mai 2026. Selon lui, le service social intervient principalement auprès des patients indigents confrontés à des difficultés pour payer les ordonnances, les examens médicaux ou les frais d’hospitalisation. « Le service social d’un hôpital est chargé d’identifier les indigents et de les accompagner afin qu’ils puissent également bénéficier des soins de santé », a expliqué M. Konané. Pour soutenir les cas les plus urgents, l’hôpital dispose de subventions destinées à la prise en charge sociale des malades. Les aides accordées varient selon la gravité des situations et les besoins médicaux des patients. Le […]

Adaklu District Begins Construction of Classroom Blocks and Teachers’ Accommodation for Six Schools
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Adaklu District Begins Construction of Classroom Blocks and Teachers’ Accommodation for Six Schools

The Adaklu District Assembly has commenced a major educational infrastructure project aimed at improving learning conditions and teacher retention across six communities in the district. The District Chief Executive for Adaklu District and Dean of Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) in the Volta Region, Jerry Yaw Ameko, officially cut sod for the construction of classroom blocks and teachers’ accommodation for selected basic schools within the district. The project will provide modern three-unit classroom blocks equipped with offices and staff common rooms, alongside six-unit teachers’ bungalows fitted with bedrooms, washrooms, storage facilities, car parks, electricity, water systems, and perimeter fencing. The beneficiary communities include Adaklu Kodzobi, Adaklu Sikama, Adaklu Dawanu, Adaklu Kpodzi, Adaklu Akatsixoe, and Adaklu Wayanu. Speaking during the sod-cutting ceremony at Kodzobi, Mr. Ameko explained that the initiative forms part of the Assembly’s broader effort to strengthen educational […]

George Mireku Duker Tells Court Mineral Rights Assignments Must Be in Writing
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George Mireku Duker Tells Court Mineral Rights Assignments Must Be in Writing

Former Deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, George Mireku Duker, has told the High Court that Ghana’s mining laws require all assignments of mineral rights to be made through written documentation and not through verbal agreements. Mr Duker made the remarks on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, while testifying for the defence in the ongoing trial involving Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, and his company, Akonta Mining. The case centers on allegations that Akonta Mining permitted two individuals, Henry Okum and Michael Gyedu Ayisi, to carry out mining activities on the company’s concession without obtaining prior approval from the Minister responsible for mining. Prosecutors also accuse the company of facilitating illegal mining operations. Speaking before the court, Mr Duker explained that during his time at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, any official assignment involving mineral rights […]

Modernisation chinoise : les leçons de la Chine pour l’Afrique et le Burkina Faso
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Modernisation chinoise : les leçons de la Chine pour l’Afrique et le Burkina Faso

Comment la Chine est-elle passée, en quelques décennies seulement, du statut de pays pauvre à celui de deuxième puissance économique mondiale ? Cette question revient souvent dans les échanges entre intellectuels, étudiants et observateurs africains intéressés par l’évolution spectaculaire du géant asiatique. Au-delà des gratte-ciel, des trains à grande vitesse ou des zones industrielles modernes, la réponse réside surtout dans la logique politique et idéologique qui a accompagné la transformation du pays. À travers une réflexion présentée lors d’une conférence organisée par le Mémorial Thomas Sankara, l’auteure revient sur trois piliers de la modernisation chinoise : la sinisation du marxisme, la ligne de masse et le front uni. La sinisation du marxisme : construire un modèle adapté à ses réalités Depuis sa création il y a plus d’un siècle, le Parti communiste chinois (PCC) s’est appuyé sur le marxisme comme […]

Prophet Nana Yaw Sarfoh Wins Best Radio Personality at RTP Awards 2025
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Prophet Nana Yaw Sarfoh Wins Best Radio Personality at RTP Awards 2025

Host of Y’asetenam on Asempa FM, Nana Yaw Sarfoh, has been named Best Radio Personality in the Greater Accra Region at the 2025 edition of the RTP Awards 2025. The award recognises his contribution to radio broadcasting and his growing influence in Ghana’s media space. Recognition for Impactful Broadcasting The honour highlights the impact of Y’asetenam, a programme known for discussions centered on social and community issues. Through the show, Nana Yaw Sarfoh has built a strong connection with listeners across the Greater Accra Region and beyond. His presentation style and ability to engage audiences have made the programme one of the notable voices in local radio broadcasting. Supporters Celebrate the Achievement The recognition has been warmly received by listeners, colleagues and supporters of Asempa FM. Many have praised the broadcaster for his consistency, dedication and contribution to discussions affecting […]

AGN Chair Calls for Urgent Climate Adaptation Action Across Africa
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AGN Chair Calls for Urgent Climate Adaptation Action Across Africa

Chair of the African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change (AGN), Nana Dr. Antwi-Boasiako Amoah, has called for urgent and practical measures to strengthen climate adaptation efforts across Africa. He warned that millions of vulnerable people across the continent are already experiencing the devastating effects of climate change. Africa Cannot Afford Weak Adaptation Responses Delivering the opening statement remotely at the Pan African Coalition for Adaptation and Resilience Workshop 2026 in Athi River, Kenya, Dr. Amoah stressed that Africa must move beyond fragmented and underfunded responses. “For Africa, this process must move adaptation from recognition to implementation and from promises to measurable progress,” he stated. The three-day workshop, organised by Power Shift Africa, brought together researchers, civil society organisations, women’s groups, youth movements and climate experts ahead of upcoming global climate negotiations. Climate Change Already Affecting Millions According to Nana […]

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