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Peace Over Power: Akyem Muoso Chief Calls for Harmony.

Osabarima Dr. Owusu Beyeeman, Chief of Akyem Muoso, has urged Ghanaians to uphold the sanctity of life and end bloodshed in the pursuit of power. Addressing a durbar marking his first anniversary as chief, he recounted how his town suffered from chieftaincy disputes, which nearly destroyed its unity.Dr. Beyeeman emphasized the need for peace, unity, and development, citing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Ghana’s laws that guarantee the right to life. He detailed the progress made during his reign, including improved education, community development, and the construction of a world-class police station to maintain peace.The chief, who had never planned to ascend to the throne, expressed gratitude for the support that has helped transform Akyem Muoso into a peaceful community. He reiterated that nations thrive only when peace prevails, urging all to prioritize harmony over power struggles.

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Ensign Global College Donates to Boost Local Healthcare.

As part of its corporate social responsibility and 10th-anniversary celebrations, Ensign Global College in Kpong has donated two 10,000-litre polytanks to Akuse Government Hospital and Yilo Krobo District Hospital. The college also renovated a toilet facility for the Kpong Ayipala Health Centre.Prof. Stephen Alder, President of the college, highlighted their commitment to addressing the challenges of health institutions in their community. The donation aims to enhance water availability for healthcare delivery, especially for hospital operations.Dr. Lynette Gay, the college's founder, emphasized the importance of healthcare workers, while hospital representatives expressed gratitude, noting the positive impact of these contributions on their services.

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PURC Powers Up Koforidua Office with Solar Energy.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has launched a 128 KWP solar photovoltaic system at its Eastern Regional Office in Koforidua, thanks to funding from the German Development Organisation (GIZ). This renewable energy project will significantly cut energy costs and support Ghana’s green energy goals.During the commissioning, PURC Board Member Dora Oppong praised the initiative as a bold step toward sustainability and energy efficiency. Executive Secretary Dr. Ishmael Ackah noted the importance of diversifying energy sources, such as solar, wind, and hydro, and announced plans for new simulation centers in Kumasi, Tamale, and Takoradi next year.The project is part of a larger vision to integrate renewable energy solutions into all aspects of PURC operations, while also inspiring public and private sector stakeholders to embrace sustainable energy practices.

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GH¢2,000 Reward for Cocoa Smuggling Whistleblowers Announced by COCOBOD.

COCOBOD CEO Joseph Boahen Aidoo has introduced a GH¢2,000 reward for informants who report cocoa smugglers, ensuring that culprits are apprehended. The initiative aims to protect Ghana's cocoa industry from revenue losses due to smuggling.Key Points:Incentive Structure:The GH¢2,000 reward will be shared between informants and security personnel.Farmers are encouraged to collaborate with law enforcement to curb smuggling.Farmer Education:At forums across the Eastern Region, over 3,000 cocoa farmers received training on best practices, including fertilization, pruning, and hand pollination, to boost productivity.Farmers were advised against harmful practices like the use of banned weedicides.Economic Measures:COCOBOD has shifted from syndicated loans to internal funding, saving $120 million in interest costs.Producer prices of cocoa have risen significantly from GH¢475 in 2017 to GH¢3,100 in 2024.Commendation and Encouragement:Officials praised cocoa farmers for their vital role in Ghana's economy and encouraged them to sustain efforts for […]

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Three Charged in Aisha Huang Galamsey Case.

Three individuals have been officially charged in connection with the ongoing case against Aisha Huang, a Chinese national widely regarded as a key figure in illegal mining activities ("galamsey") in Ghana.The accused face charges related to illegal mining operations, which have significantly impacted the environment and local livelihoods. Authorities continue to investigate the extent of their involvement as the case garners national attention amid calls for stricter measures against illegal mining.This development underscores the government’s intensified efforts to combat galamsey and protect Ghana’s natural resources.

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Kwahu Abetifi Destoolment: 28 Suspects Denied Bail in Violent Clashes Case.

The Mpraeso Circuit Court has denied bail to 28 suspects involved in a violent destoolment attempt of the Chief of Kwahu Abetifi. The court, presided over by Her Lordship Adwoa Akyemaa Ofosu, remanded the suspects until November 27th to allow the prosecution to conclude investigations.Defense lawyer Mr. Effah Nkrabia Dartey expressed dissatisfaction with the court's decision, questioning the delays in individualizing charges against the accused, who face allegations of kidnapping and firing weapons.The Abetifi Traditional Council supported the ruling, emphasizing the need for continued investigations and the apprehension of additional suspects still at large. Spokesperson Nana Saka Darko remarked, “I agree with the court 100% for not granting bail… some involved have not been arrested yet.”The case remains under intense scrutiny as the community seeks justice for the violent events.

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Akwatia Chief Compares Mahama’s Comeback to Trump’s Return.

The Ankobeahene of Akyem-Boadua in Ghana’s Akwatia constituency, Nana Barfuor Annor, has called on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to intensify its grassroots campaign to help John Dramani Mahama return as president. Drawing parallels to former U.S. President Donald Trump's attempted comeback, he urged the NDC to work vigorously, emphasizing Mahama’s resilience and dedication to Ghana. At a rally with Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, the NDC’s Director of Elections, the chief encouraged Akwatia residents to vote for Mahama, citing his commitment to development.

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TEWU Threatens Strike Over Delayed Service Conditions Implementation.

The Teachers and Educational Workers' Union (TEWU) has issued a warning of an indefinite strike starting Monday, November 18, if delays in finalizing and implementing service conditions for its members persist. The union, part of the Trade Union Congress-Ghana, represents workers in institutions such as the Ghana Education Service, Ghana Library Authority, Museums and Monuments Board, and public universities.TEWU's statement highlights years of stalled negotiations, leaving members frustrated, particularly as the new academic year begins with workers in uncertain conditions. The union calls on government agencies to expedite action, emphasizing that delays are increasingly straining members' patience.

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Election 2024: EC Begins Distribution of Ballot Papers Across Ghana.

The Electoral Commission (EC) has initiated the nationwide distribution of ballot papers for the December 7 general elections, starting today, November 14. This distribution will span five days, commencing in the Greater Accra region and concluding in the Volta and Oti regions.According to Samuel Tettey, Deputy Chairman of Operations, the ballot papers are being transported under strict security measures. This marks a significant milestone in the EC’s election preparations, following efforts to finalize the voter register, designate polling stations, and train officials.EC Chairperson Jean Mensa expressed confidence in the accuracy and transparency of the final voters’ register, which was shared with political parties on November 6, fulfilling the Commission’s promise of a fair and peaceful election.

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Free SHS Policy Criticized for Poor Implementation and Political Influence.

Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), has voiced concerns over the Free Senior High School (SHS) initiative, describing it as a well-intentioned but poorly implemented program that has been politicized. Speaking on Joy News' AM Show, Braimah argued that while the initiative aims to benefit students, the lack of transparency and the politicized approach have hindered its effectiveness.He noted that the government’s portrayal of the policy as entirely “free” has led to unmet expectations, as many parents still incur costs for essentials like textbooks and uniforms. Braimah suggested that involving teachers and parents in the policy could improve its impact. The Free SHS program, a key promise from President Nana Akufo-Addo, was launched in 2017, boosting secondary school enrollment from 308,799 in 2016 to around 1.4 million today. Despite this, critics argue that it […]

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