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Cape Coast Thrills with Vibrant Procession for 60th Fetu Afahye.

photo credit: Kobby Blaq Photography. On September 7, Cape Coast came alive as the Oguaa Traditional Area's chiefs embarked on a spectacular procession for the 60th Fetu Afahye. Starting at 10:00 AM from the Mfantsipim School Junction, the procession wound its way through the city's streets, filled with colorful displays and cultural splendor, before reaching the Victoria Park for the grand durbar at 1:00 PM.The parade was a visual feast of tradition, with chiefs adorned in elaborate costumes and carried in beautifully decorated palanquins. The streets echoed with the rhythm of drums and the thunderous musketry of the seven Asafo Companies, adding to the event's lively atmosphere.  photo credit: Kobby Blaq Photography. Throughout the procession, traditional authorities and priests paused at sacred sites to perform rituals, invoking blessings from gods and ancestors. This year's festival is particularly special, celebrating the […]

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Bono East Faces Imminent Maize Shortage Due to Foreign Traders.

Maize traders in Bono East Region are raising alarms about an imminent maize shortage due to increased foreign competition. Traders report that merchants from neighboring countries are buying maize directly from farms at competitive prices rather than from local markets. This trend is causing concern over potential food insecurity if not addressed promptly.In Techiman market, traders and cargo drivers have noted a significant influx of Francophone traders, competing for maize at the farm gate and leading to scarcity and possible food shortages. The recent 39 percent food inflation rate reported by the Ghana Statistical Service highlights the severity of the issue in a region known as the country's food basket.Obiri Yeboah, Secretary for the Bono, Bono East, Ahafo, and Ashanti Regional Maize Sellers Association, confirmed the situation and expressed frustration. Farmers are increasingly selling maize to foreign traders at higher […]

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Ejisu Farmers Face Severe Ginger Crop Losses Due to Unpredictable Weather.

Farmers in Ejisu, Ashanti Region, are grappling with a tough season as ginger crops suffer severe losses due to changing weather patterns. The municipal assembly, known for its agricultural output, reports decreased ginger yields this year, causing concern among the farming community.Kofi Asante, a 44-year-old farmer with 12 years of experience, owns a two-acre ginger farm heavily impacted by the low yield. "This is the first time I've faced such drastic losses," he said, noting the drought and irregular rains have led to dried-up crops and premature sprouting. Asante invested 25,000 cedis in land preparation and planting but now faces significant financial loss.With traditional ginger harvesting in September and reliance on consistent rainfall during June to August, the lack of rain has left many farmers in Ejisu worried about their future.

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Ahafo Region Hosts Third Annual Reading Festival to Promote Literacy.

The Ahafo Region recently celebrated its third reading festival, an event aimed at promoting literacy and the love of reading among young learners. The festival, organized by regional educational authorities in collaboration with local schools, brought together students, teachers, and community leaders.Throughout the festival, participants engaged in reading competitions, storytelling sessions, and interactive learning activities. The initiative is part of broader efforts to enhance educational standards in the region and foster a culture of reading from an early age.This year's festival witnessed increased participation, reflecting the growing importance of literacy in community development. Authorities are hopeful that the event will inspire students to improve their reading skills and academic performance, furthering their potential to succeed in their studies.

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EU/LEAN Initiative to Reclaim Degraded Lands in Western North Region

The EU/LEAN project, in collaboration with the government and environmental stakeholders, is launching an initiative to restore degraded lands in the Western North Region of Ghana. This project, part of the European Union's broader climate and sustainability efforts, aims to rehabilitate lands affected by illegal mining and unsustainable agricultural practices. By introducing sustainable land management techniques, the project will focus on improving soil fertility, reforestation, and enhancing local ecosystems. Additionally, the initiative is set to involve local communities, providing them with the skills and resources necessary for long-term land conservation.

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Western Region Launches “Ghana Energy Week” as a Benchmark for Sector Development.

The Western Regional Coordinating Council has introduced "Ghana Energy Week," a groundbreaking initiative aimed at setting a benchmark for progress in Ghana’s energy sector. This event will serve as a platform for stakeholders to review energy policies, explore new technologies, and foster partnerships. It is expected to address critical issues such as energy access, sustainability, and efficiency, positioning Ghana as a key player in the regional energy landscape.

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NDC Slams NPP for Neglecting Volta Region.

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Upper West Youth Parliament Petitions RCC to Expedite Election of Presiding Members.

The Upper West Regional Youth Parliament has formally petitioned the Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) to expedite the process of facilitating the election of presiding members in local assemblies. The Youth Parliament expressed concerns about the ongoing delays in electing these members, which are crucial for effective decision-making and governance at the district levels. The petition emphasizes the need for swift action to ensure that assemblies can function efficiently and address developmental challenges in their respective districts.The Youth Parliament is advocating for increased transparency and participation in the local governance system, aiming to promote accountability and responsiveness from elected leaders.

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Mr. Beautiful Reveals Challenges Facing Kumawood.

Ghanaian actor Clement Bonney, popularly known as Mr. Beautiful, has shed light on the struggles of Ghana's local film industry, Kumawood. In a recent interview with Joy Prime’s Roselyn Felli on the Changes show, Mr. Beautiful attributed the industry's challenges to the frequent use of insults in scripts.He shared that he had raised concerns about this issue with producers and industry stakeholders but was met with resistance. “I pointed out that insults which may be acceptable in Kumasi could be seen as severe in the Greater Accra and Coastal regions. I warned that our portrayal of insults could negatively impact our international image, but my advice was ignored,” he explained.Mr. Beautiful noted that many Ghanaians abroad discouraged their children from watching Kumawood films due to the offensive language, which also affected the industry's global appeal. He added that he was […]

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Wanderlust Ghana Sets Out on Epic 30,000-Kilometre Journey.

Following their landmark road trip from Accra to London, Wanderlust Ghana is gearing up for an even grander adventure. The intrepid travel group will embark on a 30,000-kilometre expedition starting September 30, traveling from Accra to Paris, then on to Dubai, and finally, Cape Town. This ambitious journey will span three months and cross 30 countries.The journey's kickoff was celebrated with enthusiasm at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. Kwabena Peprah, CEO of Wanderlust Ghana, shared his excitement with JoyNews’s Jacqueline Ansomah Yeboah, emphasizing that this trip aims to elevate Ghana as a prominent tourist destination. “We want to make Ghana a key stop for tourists from around the world,” Peprah said.While acknowledging potential challenges, such as vehicle issues, Peprah remained optimistic, saying, “We’re prepared and ready for the ride.”  The Ghana Tourism Authority and the Ministry of Tourism are supporting […]

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