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Telecel Ghana Foundation Enhances STEM Education in Central Region.

On September 24, 2024, the Telecel Ghana Foundation made a substantial investment in STEM education for young learners in the Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese district of Central Region. The foundation donated ten desktop computers and eight state-of-the-art coding and robotics kits to support Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education in local primary and junior high schools in the communities of Ansafona, Patoako, and Kwaman.This initiative, in collaboration with the Enos Promise Foundation and STEM kit manufacturer Mingo Blox, aims to equip under-resourced schools with essential educational resources, bridging the digital divide and inspiring students to engage with technology early in their education.Rita Agyeiwaa Rockson, Head of Foundation, Sustainability, and External Communications at Telecel Ghana, emphasized the transformative power of technology in education during the donation ceremony. "We believe in the power of technology and education to transform lives and communities," she stated. […]

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AFAG Criticizes NDC Chairman’s Alleged Tribal Politics in Central Region.

The Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG), a prominent Ghanaian political pressure group, has condemned National Democratic Congress (NDC) Chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, for allegedly using tribal and ethnic divisions in the Central Region to influence voting.AFAG expressed concerns that Nketiah’s actions could incite hatred and foster regional distrust, drawing parallels to conflicts in Kenya and Nigeria. In a statement, the group warned that such tactics threaten Ghana’s peace and unity, describing them as undemocratic and unconstitutional.According to AFAG, Nketiah’s remarks were aimed at manipulating the voting patterns in the Central Region, a key political battleground in Ghana. The group emphasized that voters in the region should be free to make their decisions without interference.AFAG urged Ghanaians to reject tribal politics and highlighted the danger of Nketiah’s alleged strategy, which it described as a "backward" and divisive approach to gaining power. […]

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The Central Region: Ghana’s Key Electoral Indicator.

The Central Region of Ghana holds significant sway in the country's political landscape, often serving as a key indicator of presidential election outcomes. Since Ghana transitioned to multiparty democracy in 1992, the region has consistently supported the eventual winner of presidential races.A Crucial BattlegroundWith 23 constituencies, the Central Region is a strategic focus for political parties due to its swing-vote nature. Both the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) recognize the importance of securing votes here to boost their chances of winning the presidency.Election TrendsIn the 2012 elections, John Dramani Mahama of the NDC won the Central Region, leading to his presidential victory. The NDC dominated both the presidential and parliamentary races, reflecting the region’s historical support for the eventual winner.However, the 2016 elections saw a major shift. Nana Akufo-Addo of the NPP won the region […]

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Cape Coast Castle Facing Crisis Due to Aggressive Begging.

Cape Coast, a historic city in Ghana, is grappling with a troubling issue as aggressive young beggars have begun to overrun the Cape Coast Castle, a key tourist attraction. This increase in harassment has left visitors feeling unsafe and embarrassed, undermining the city's reputation as a top tourist destination.The problem highlights deeper issues such as neglect, teenage pregnancy, and lack of parental support, contributing to a cycle of poverty and desperation among local youth. The Ghana Tourism Authority must address these concerns by enhancing security and supporting initiatives to tackle child neglect and teenage pregnancy.The local government and tourism stakeholders need to act swiftly to restore Cape Coast Castle’s standing and ensure a safe experience for visitors. Implementing effective measures and engaging with the community will help maintain Cape Coast’s appeal and safeguard its historical legacy.

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Asebu Chief Lauds Bawumia-Napo Ticket, Applauds NPP’s Central Region Projects.

Okatakyie Prof Amanfi VII, the paramount chief of the Asebu Traditional Area in the Central Region, has expressed strong support for the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) 2024 presidential ticket, praising the selection of Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh. The chief, who is also a lecturer at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), commended their exceptional work ethic and leadership, believing they are well-suited to advance Ghana’s progress.During a visit from Dr. Opoku Prempeh and his campaign team to his palace, Okatakyie Prof Amanfi VII highlighted Dr. Bawumia's notable achievements as Vice President and Dr. Prempeh's accomplishments as a Minister. He expressed full confidence in their ability to lead Ghana effectively, emphasizing that their leadership will be a significant asset to the country.Dr. Opoku Prempeh, along with key figures such as Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, Stephen Asamoah […]

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Accra, Eastern, Central Regions Lead in Suicide Attempts – 2024 Report.

On World Suicide Prevention Day, data from the first half of 2024 indicates that the Greater Accra, Eastern, and Central regions of Ghana recorded the highest number of suicide attempts. This alarming trend highlights the need for enhanced mental health services and preventive measures, particularly in these regions. Health authorities are urging the government and other stakeholders to intensify public awareness campaigns, improve access to mental health care, and provide support systems to help reduce the incidence of suicide attempts in the country.

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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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Man Arrested in Connection with Bereku Shooting Incident in Central Region.

Police in the Central Region have arrested a man in connection with a shooting incident at Bereku. The suspect was apprehended following reports of gunfire that caused panic within the community. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the matter to determine the motive behind the incident and any potential accomplices. The police have also assured the public that security will be reinforced in the area to prevent further disturbances.This arrest highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to curb violent crimes and maintain peace in the region. No further details about the condition of any victims or the identity of the suspect have been disclosed at this time.

Galamsey Activities Endanger Central Region’s Water Supply, Warns GWCL.

  The Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) has raised alarms over the severe threat illegal mining, commonly known as "galamsey," poses to water security in the Central Region. The company's officials have reported that the activities of illegal miners are polluting major water bodies, making it increasingly difficult and expensive to treat water for safe public consumption. The GWCL has called for immediate action from both local and national authorities to curb the menace of illegal mining, emphasizing that failure to do so could lead to a severe water crisis in the region. This situation underscores the broader environmental and public health challenges associated with illegal mining activities across Ghana.

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Get Ready for an Unforgettable Weekend: Orange Festival Schedule!

The excitement kicks off next week with the Orange Festival, starting from Friday the 6th September and running through to Sunday! Here’s what to look forward to:Friday - The Parade of Color!The festivities begin with the vibrant Orange Friday parade! Join us for an exhilarating day filled with energy and excitement as we celebrate with a dazzling float parade. The streets will come alive with music, dancing, and community spirit as everyone dresses in their best orange attire.  Saturday - A Royal Tradition!The celebration continues on Saturday morning and afternoon, when the kings will lift their palanquins as part of important traditional rites. This ceremonial event is a highlight of the Orange Festival, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. Witness the pageantry and honor as local royalty participates in these time-honored traditions.. Saturday Night - Street Carnival Extravaganza!As the […]

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