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Barbados Welcomes 155 Nurses from Ghana.

Barbados recently welcomed 155 Ghanaian nurses as part of a healthcare partnership between Ghana and Barbados aimed at addressing critical staff shortages in Barbadian healthcare facilities. This group of nurses joins a previous cohort from Ghana, reflecting the growing cooperation between the two nations in healthcare.The arrival of the nurses aligns with Barbados’ strategy to bolster its healthcare system, which has been under strain due to rising demand for services and a lack of sufficient personnel. The Ghanaian nurses, trained in various specialties, are expected to work in hospitals and clinics across Barbados, bringing experience in areas such as general nursing, midwifery, and critical care.Ghana’s Ministry of Health expressed pride in this collaboration, noting that it also offers the nurses valuable international experience. The exchange has been mutually beneficial, with Barbados gaining skilled healthcare workers and Ghana strengthening diplomatic and […]

Edem 4Style November 5, 2024

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Cedi Weakens, Now GH¢17.10 to the Dollar

The Ghanaian cedi has continued its decline, now trading at GH¢17.10 to the US dollar, marking a significant year-to-date loss of nearly 29%. This depreciation is intensifying concerns over rising inflation and the cost of living as import costs and essential goods prices surge. Experts attribute the cedi’s sustained weakening to several factors, including high demand for foreign currency to support imports, reduced foreign exchange inflows, and ongoing economic challenges. The depreciation pressures the Bank of Ghana, which has intervened in the past by injecting dollars into the forex market, though this approach has seen limited success in stabilizing the currency. Businesses and consumers alike are feeling the impact, with imported goods becoming more expensive. Many companies are adjusting prices upwards, which could drive inflation even higher. The cedi’s depreciation is a critical issue ahead of the December elections, as […]

Edem 4Style November 5, 2024

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ASHANTI

Woman Fatally Stabs Husband Over Infidelity Claims.

A tragic incident has occurred in Abuakwa-Abakomadi in Ghana's Ashanti Region, where 29-year-old Bernice Asantewaa reportedly stabbed her husband, Kofi Antwi, aged 35, to death following a heated argument about her alleged infidelity. The confrontation took place after Kofi returned from a business trip, during which he reportedly received warnings from his brother, Joseph Acheampong, about the impact of Bernice’s alleged actions on their marriage.According to reports, the argument escalated to a violent altercation where both Bernice and Kofi sustained stab wounds. However, Kofi did not survive his injuries. Bernice is currently receiving medical treatment at Suntreso Government Hospital, while Kofi’s body has been taken to Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) for autopsy.This incident has sparked discussions around domestic violence, infidelity, and the need for intervention in troubled relationships.

Edem 4Style November 5, 2024

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Entertainment

Jackie Appiah Crowned Best Actress at 2024 Africa Movie Academy Awards.

Ghanaian actress Jackie Appiah has received the prestigious Best Actress in a Leading Role award at the 2024 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAAS) for her performance in the film Red Carpet. The awards ceremony took place in Lagos, Nigeria, on November 2, 2024, where Appiah triumphed over a strong lineup of talented nominees. This accolade marks a significant milestone in her two-decade career in the film industry.Red Carpet, directed by Frank Rajah Arase, is produced by Samis Media and features a star-studded cast that includes Kalsoume Sinare, Grace Omaboe, and Adjetey Annang. Appiah's journey with the AMAAS began in 2007 when she won her first award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Beyonce. Since then, she has garnered numerous accolades, including her first Best Actress award in 2010 for The Perfect Picture, further solidifying her status as a […]

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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Entertainment

Delay’s Interview Style Criticized as Disrespectful – Salma Mumin.

Ghanaian actress Salma Mumin has voiced concerns about Delay’s interview style, describing it as "disrespectful" and "embarrassing" for guests. Citing Delay's recent interview with Akua Donkor, Mumin explained that Delay's confrontational questioning can feel like an attack, making guests feel pressured and vulnerable. She also expressed frustration over Delay’s repetitive questioning aimed at getting specific answers, which she believes goes beyond respectful interviewing.On United Showbiz, Mumin urged presenters to prioritize the dignity of their guests, emphasizing that guests’ reputations are at stake. She also criticized Ghanaians' appetite for negative and sensational news, which she says encourages such interview tactics. Mumin's comments shed light on the ethics of celebrity interviewing and the impact of sensationalism on media culture in Ghana.

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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Security Expert Opposes Military Presence at Polling Stations.

Security analyst Dr. Adam Bonaa has spoken out against the deployment of military personnel at polling stations during Ghana’s upcoming December 7 elections, arguing that their presence could potentially undermine the fairness of the electoral process. Speaking at a democracy lecture in Accra, Dr. Bonaa suggested that stationing soldiers near polling areas might be interpreted as an attempt to intimidate voters, which could be "tantamount to stealing the elections." He emphasized that the police, who are already equipped and trained for election-related duties, should be the primary force handling security at these venues.Dr. Bonaa urged authorities to strengthen existing institutions, arguing that the military should only be deployed in extreme situations, such as during a state of emergency, rather than standard electoral activities. His comments were part of a broader discussion on Ghana’s security protocols for the elections, organized by […]

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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Greater Accra

Wele Prices Surge in Accra, Leaving Vendors and Consumers in a Dilemma.

The price of cowhide, commonly known as wele, has sharply increased in Accra, affecting both food vendors and consumers of the popular delicacy. The cost of a single piece of wele, which used to sell at GH¢3, now ranges between GH¢5 and GH¢25 in local eateries. Wholesalers in markets like Agbogbloshie and Kaneshie explained that the rise in import costs, high import duties, and exchange rate fluctuations have driven the price hike. While some vendors suggest food sellers could still profit without increasing prices, many sellers have raised wele prices to cover other food costs. The rising cost has become a concern for Ghanaians, particularly as wele is a favored addition to dishes like waakye. Nutritionists, however, advise against relying on wele as a primary protein source due to its low essential amino acid content and potential health risks from […]

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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90% of SHS Placement Issues Resolved by Ministry of Education Resolution Centre.

The Ministry of Education's Resolution Centre has successfully resolved 90% of cases related to this year’s Senior High School (SHS) placement issues, according to Nana Afrah Sika Mensah, Deputy Coordinator of the Free SHS Secretariat. Established at the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) Hall in Accra, the center has assisted numerous students and parents with concerns including self-placement, school changes, and status adjustments between day and boarding. Personnel from the Free SHS Secretariat have been working tirelessly, even over the weekend, to ensure all complaints are addressed, providing a significant relief to parents and students who faced difficulties with placements. With a police presence to maintain order, the centre continues to assure parents that every candidate will be accommodated.

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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Ahafo

Ghana Prepares for Election 2024 with New AI-Focused Media Watch App to Counter Fake News.

As Ghana approaches its December 7 general election, the National Media Commission (NMC) has launched the "Media Watch" app to combat misinformation. The app allows citizens to report suspected fake news, which the NMC will then verify and take action on if necessary. This initiative addresses fears around artificial intelligence (AI) being used to create fake media, such as cloning election officials to falsely declare results. The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) warned of possible hacking risks, urging the Electoral Commission (EC) to fortify its IT systems. Dr. Eric Bossman Asare, Deputy EC Chairman, emphasized the Commission's largely manual vote-counting process to maintain transparency and reduce cyber threats. The NMC and CSA are collaborating to ensure credible information flows and to provide educational initiatives to help citizens recognize fake news.

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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CENTRAL

Young Girls in Ghana Advocate for Greater Role in Community Decision-Making.

Young girls from the Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese (AAK) and Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abrem (KEEA) districts in Ghana have called for greater inclusion in local decision-making processes. This plea emerged during a parliamentary forum under the “She Leads” initiative by Plan International Ghana, themed "Girls' Vision for the Future." Key speakers, including 15-year-old Ellen Yankey, highlighted the ongoing gender inequality in leadership roles, particularly in rural areas, and called on the government to strengthen mentorship programs for girls. In response, Richlove Amamoo, Central Regional Director of the Department of Gender, assured participants of enhanced efforts to include girls in community leadership. The "She Leads" program has empowered many girls, including Eunice Johnson, who shared her story of increased confidence and leadership.

Edem 4Style November 4, 2024

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