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Bono East Residents Praise Government for Improved Road Network.

Residents of the Bono East Region have expressed their appreciation to the government for improving the road network in the area. Many communities have noted the positive impact these road developments have had on transportation, particularly for farmers who rely on good roads to transport their produce to markets. The road projects, which were long overdue, are helping to ease travel time, reduce vehicle maintenance costs, and boost economic activities in the region.Key roads in the area that were previously in poor condition have been upgraded, leading to better connectivity between towns and enhancing trade and social interactions. The residents are hopeful that the government will continue its efforts to improve the region's infrastructure.

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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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Mahama Unveils New Maternity and Children’s Ward in Bono East.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has inaugurated the Lordina Foundation Maternity and Children’s Ward in the Bono East Region. The facility, built as part of efforts by the Lordina Foundation to improve maternal and child healthcare, is fully equipped to handle various medical needs. The inauguration ceremony saw the presence of local officials and healthcare workers who praised the initiative for addressing the critical shortage of healthcare infrastructure in the region.The new ward aims to provide better healthcare services for mothers and children, reducing maternal and infant mortality rates in the area. Mahama expressed his hope that the facility will enhance access to quality healthcare and contribute to the overall well-being of the people in the Bono East Region.

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Mahama commence four-day campaign in the Bono East Region.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has commenced a four-day campaign tour in the Bono East Region. The campaign is part of his efforts to garner support and rally the region's electorate ahead of the upcoming elections. During the tour, Mahama is expected to engage with local communities, party members, and traditional leaders, presenting his vision for Ghana and addressing concerns specific to the Bono East Region. The visit is a crucial part of his strategy to solidify his base and connect with voters on the ground as he seeks another term in office.

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NDC Pledges Two New Factories for Bono Region in Latest Manifesto.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has announced plans to establish two new factories in the Bono Region as part of its industrialization agenda outlined in its latest manifesto. This initiative aims to boost local economies, create jobs, and enhance the region's industrial capacity.The proposed factories are expected to focus on processing agricultural produce, which is abundant in the Bono Region. By adding value to these raw materials, the factories will not only provide employment opportunities but also contribute to the region's overall economic development. The NDC believes that this move will align with their broader goal of industrializing Ghana, reducing poverty, and improving living standards across the country.These factories are part of the NDC's promise to decentralize industrial development, ensuring that every region benefits from the nation’s industrialization efforts. The party has committed to working closely with local stakeholders to […]

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GHS Director Calls for Urgent Employment of Nurses.

Nurses The Director of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) in the Bono Region has made an urgent call for the employment of more nurses to address the growing healthcare needs in the region. The Director emphasized that the shortage of nursing staff is putting a strain on healthcare facilities, impacting the quality of care provided to patients. Nurses  The appeal comes at a time when the demand for healthcare services is rising, and there is a pressing need to strengthen the workforce to ensure that all communities in the Bono Region have access to adequate medical care.

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