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ASHANTI

Telecel Foundation Transforms Lives in Kumasi Through Health Initiatives.

In celebration of Ashanti Month, the Telecel Ghana Foundation has made a significant impact on healthcare delivery in Kumasi with its flagship initiatives, Healthfest and Homecoming.HealthfestThis free medical screening program provided vital health checks, including blood pressure, blood sugar, malaria, and hepatitis B screenings, to 483 residents in Ashtown’s bustling K.O. Freeman neighborhood. Additionally, 300 people benefited from National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) registration, renewal, and replacement services.For participants like 53-year-old Naomi Antwi Agyei, a petty trader and mother of three, the event offered life-changing insights. “I never knew I had health conditions, but now I can take steps to manage them,” she shared.Healthfest aimed not only to address immediate health needs but also to inspire healthier living habits across the community.HomecomingAt Kumasi South Hospital, the Foundation alleviated the financial burdens of 15 recovering patients by clearing their outstanding medical […]

Edem 4Style November 21, 2024

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General

MP Ablakwa Criticizes Lamens for ‘Criminal’ Actions in Expired Rice Scandal.

North Tongu MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has condemned Lamens, the company implicated in the expired rice scandal, labeling their actions as a violation of Ghana’s Public Health Act, 2012 (Act 851). Ablakwa accused the company of illegally re-bagging unwholesome rice imported from India and mislabeling it as “Made in Ghana.”Speaking on Joy FM, Ablakwa highlighted the public health risks posed by the company's activities, pointing out lapses in oversight by the National Buffer Stock Company, which allegedly allowed its facilities to be used for these illegal operations.The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) confirmed the violations and imposed fines, but Ablakwa insists stricter measures are needed to prevent future incidents. The scandal, involving 22,000 bags of expired rice, has drawn nationwide outrage, with calls for better food safety monitoring.

Edem 4Style November 21, 2024

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Greater Accra

Ashaiman Residents Mark World Toilet Day with Sanitation Campaign.

Residents of Ashaiman, in the Greater Accra Region, gathered on November 19, 2024, to commemorate World Toilet Day with a focus on promoting proper sanitation and hygiene. Organized by Plan International Ghana under the “Stronger Together” project, the event addressed the ongoing sanitation challenges in low-income urban areas.Held at the Cluster of Schools Park, the programme highlighted the need for improved hygiene practices, reducing open defecation, and fostering environmental responsibility. An innovative waste-to-energy model showcased during the event demonstrated how organic and faecal waste could be recycled into biogas, electricity, and fertilizers.World Toilet Day, established by the United Nations in 2013, serves as a global reminder of the critical role sanitation plays in health, education, and productivity. This year’s Ashaiman celebration featured cultural displays, drama, poetry, and educational talks to inspire behavioral change in the community.Sanitation experts, traditional leaders, and […]

Edem 4Style November 21, 2024

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Entertainment

Stay Jay: Songwriting is a Calling, Not Just a Career.

Ghanaian musician Stay Jay has raised concerns about the decline in songwriting quality in the local music scene, attributing it to a lack of dedication and talent.Speaking in an interview on 3FM, Stay Jay described songwriting as a divine calling rather than a conventional career, emphasizing that it requires innate talent and creativity.“Songwriting is not easy. Many just go with the vibe, but true songwriting is a gift from God,” he stated. Stay Jay highlighted his unique approach, revealing that his process involves prayer and spontaneous creativity during studio sessions, which he believes differentiates him from other artists.The artist, known for his hit single Shashee Wowo, expressed his commitment to maintaining high standards in his craft. He also reflected on his achievements, including winning Best New Artiste at the 2012 Ghana Music Awards and receiving six nominations in the same […]

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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Sports

Laryea Kingston: Sacking Otto Addo Would Be a Disaster

Former Black Stars winger Laryea Kingston has called for patience with head coach Otto Addo amid mounting criticism following Ghana’s historic failure to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The Black Stars finished bottom of Group F, marking their first AFCON absence in 21 years after losses to Angola and Niger.Despite public frustration, Kingston insists that removing Addo now would be counterproductive. "We should allow him to at least finish the World Cup qualifiers. Who knows? Maybe he can turn things around," Kingston said in an interview with Flashscore.Addo, who is in his second stint as head coach, faces scrutiny over his leadership, with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) set to meet on Wednesday to deliberate the team’s future. The GFA has seen four coaches under President Kurt Okraku’s tenure, raising concerns about stability.Kingston emphasized continuity as Ghana […]

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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General

Torn Between Two Worlds: Ghanaians Weigh the Choice to Resettle from the U.S.

The decision to return to Ghana after years in the United States is a deeply emotional one for many Ghanaian expatriates. Stories of five individuals highlight the complex dilemmas of resettling:Kwame Adusei faces a family dilemma in Atlanta, balancing his children's stable U.S. upbringing with a desire to connect them to their Ghanaian roots.Ama Serwaa, a Boston nurse, is driven to improve Ghana's healthcare system but worries about losing the financial security she enjoys abroad.Kojo Appiah, a Brooklyn entrepreneur, sees opportunities in Cape Coast's tech scene but fears starting over at 51.Akosua Danso, a corporate success in Houston, dreams of launching a consultancy for women in Ghana but hesitates to leave behind her well-established career.Yaw Mensah, a fresh graduate in Los Angeles, debates between advancing in Silicon Valley or contributing to Accra's budding tech industry.These stories underscore the tug-of-war between […]

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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General

TEWU-GH and TUWAG Clarify: ‘We Are Not on Strike.

The Tertiary Education Workers Union of Ghana (TEWU-GH) and the Technical Universities Workers Association of Ghana (TUWAG) have issued a statement to clarify that they are not part of any ongoing strike action.In the press release, national leaders Sulemana Abdul-Rahman (TEWU-GH) and John Ayarik Alateng (TUWAG) emphasized that the strike relates solely to the Ghana Education Service (GES) and does not involve their unions or workers in Ghana’s tertiary institutions.The leadership urged members to remain calm, continue working, and await further updates on any relevant issues. This statement aims to dispel confusion and ensure the smooth operation of tertiary institutions during heightened labor concerns in the country.

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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UPPER EAST

Bawku Conflict: Death Toll Rises to 26 Amid Persistent Violence.

Bawku remains in turmoil as violent clashes linked to the enskinment of Seidu Abagre as Bawku Naba continue. Despite a government-imposed curfew from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., three more people have been killed this week, raising the death toll to 26. Several homes have also been destroyed, forcing businesses and schools to close as fear grips the town.The Interior Ministry imposed the curfew following a National Security meeting on October 28, citing threats to public safety due to Abagre’s presence. Armed groups, however, have ignored the restrictions, engaging in attacks that worsen the crisis.JoyNews reports highlight the widespread impact, with locals unable to leave their homes. Efforts to restore peace in the region remain a pressing concern as the conflict continues to escalate.

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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NORTH EAST

Bongo Queen Mothers Call for United Efforts Against Teenage Pregnancy.

The Bongo Queen Mothers Association has urged stakeholders, including government agencies, traditional authorities, and religious leaders, to intensify collaborative efforts to address the rising rates of teenage pregnancy and early marriage in the district.Speaking at their 5th Anniversary Celebration, the association expressed concern about the increasing trend of young girls leaving school due to early pregnancies and marriages, despite past interventions.The Queen Mother of Bongo-Feo, Pognaba Agamboka Noyansonga-Kaisikoma, highlighted progress made between 2020 and 2022, where Bongo dropped from first to 11th position in teenage pregnancy cases among the 15 districts in the region. However, she noted a resurgence due to diminished efforts.“We need the support of chiefs, regional leaders, and all relevant institutions to help secure the future of our children,” she said.The association also shared achievements, including financial support for students in tertiary and vocational training, and reaffirmed […]

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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ASHANTI

Kumasi Road Fatalities Drop by 37%, High-Risk Areas Identified in New Report.

The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has reported a 37% decline in road fatalities for 2023, attributed to sustained safety campaigns and enforcement. The 2023 Kumasi Road Safety Report revealed 83 fatalities, with 61% due to pedestrian knockdowns and 25% involving motorcycles.High-risk periods were identified between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. at key locations such as Anloga Junction, Silicon Hotel Junction, and Sofoline Station. Major accident-prone corridors include the Asafo Interchange-Tech Junction route and the Sunyani Corridor.The report coincides with the 2024 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Authorities are urging road users to prioritize safety, especially during the festive season. "The Drive Safe campaign challenge should be a priority to everyone," said Akwasi Agyenim Boateng, Ashanti Regional Director of the National Road Safety Authority.

Edem 4Style November 20, 2024

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