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Aggrey Memorial School Urges for Urgent Infrastructure to Address Student Congestion

Students of Aggrey Memorial A.M.E. Zion School have raised alarms about severe overcrowding in their dormitories, urging for immediate infrastructural improvements to ease the situation. The Girls’ Prefect, Maame Doku Blay, highlighted that many students have been forced to sleep in the corridors, which not only exposes them to security risks but also increases the likelihood of contracting communicable diseases.In a call for action, Blay stressed the need for additional dormitory blocks and enhanced water facilities, such as more boreholes and water storage tanks, to combat frequent water shortages.The school's 85th anniversary, held last Saturday, served as a platform to address these issues. The event, themed “Building on 85 Years of Quality Education: The Role of Stakeholders,” was attended by government officials, alumni, and well-wishers. During the ceremony, Headmistress Dorothy Adentwi-Hayford reiterated the urgent need for better infrastructure to support […]

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UEW Expels 38 Students Over Poor Academic Performance

The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) has expelled 38 Level 100 students for failing to meet academic requirements. The decision, announced on March 7, 2025, followed an audit of their performance in the first and second semesters.According to UEW, the affected students either failed to attain the minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 1.0 or failed more than three courses even after resits. A statement signed by Dr. Mohammed Adam, Acting Head of the Social Studies Education Department, confirmed that these students are ineligible to continue to Level 200.The university emphasized that counseling was offered to the students before their dismissal, aligning with the institution’s academic policies. Of the 38 students, 32 failed to meet the CGPA requirement, while six exceeded the maximum allowable failed courses.This decision has sparked debate on social media, with some calling for more academic […]

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ECG Announces Planned Maintenance, Power Outages Expected in Various Regions

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has scheduled planned maintenance works across several regions from March 11-12, 2025, which will result in temporary power outages in certain areas. This maintenance is aimed at improving service delivery.Affected Areas and Timelines:Tuesday, March 11, 2025:Volta Region: Power will be cut in Tsito and surrounding areas from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.Ashanti Region:9:00 am to 5:00 pm: Areas including Darko, Bebu, Ampabame No.2, Trede, Sabin Akroform, and parts of Pakyi No.2.9:00 am to 6:00 pm: Second phase maintenance affecting Atwima Agogo, Abuakwa, Mankranso, Kunsu, Sepaase, Nkawie, Afari, Abakomade, Kasapreko, Nerebehi, and surrounding areas.Wednesday, March 12, 2025:Greater Accra Region: Power will be interrupted from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm in Pokuase Pharmacy, Ayawaso, Nii Ayi, Odumase, Amanfrom, Nsakina, Agbogba, Pantang Royal, and nearby areas.Tema Region: Maintenance will take place from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, […]

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Akpeteshie Seller Granted Bail After Biting Customer’s Testicle

A 48-year-old Akpeteshie seller, Esi Affumwaa, has been granted bail after allegedly biting a customer's testicle during a fight over GH¢2.40. The incident occurred in Assin Wurakese Camp in the Central Region when Karim Osman, a 36-year-old farmer, visited Affumwaa’s drinking spot to buy a cigarette. A dispute over his debt turned violent, leading to Affumwaa allegedly hitting Osman with firewood and biting his testicle, causing severe injuries.She was arrested and admitted to causing harm, claiming she acted in self-defense. The court granted her bail at GH¢10,000 with two sureties, and the case has been adjourned to March 13, 2024.

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ECG Rolls Out 42,000 Prepaid Meters in Mfantseman

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has begun replacing 42,000 postpaid electricity meters with prepaid ones in the Mfantseman Municipality, Central Region. The exercise, which started last Friday in Saltpond, aims to enhance efficiency, customer service, and revenue collection.To ensure smooth implementation, ECG has trained selected staff and vendors to assist customers and address complaints. Six staff members have also been appointed to oversee the project.According to the Central Regional General Manager of ECG, Emmanuel Lumor, the new prepaid system will give consumers greater control over their electricity usage. He explained that customers can now buy credit at their convenience, monitor consumption, and avoid unexpected high bills. The move is also expected to eliminate issues like overbilling and delayed invoices.The District ECG Manager, Christian Ayensu Nimako, assured residents that support systems are in place to assist with the transition. Stakeholder […]

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Ghanaian Youth Advised to Make Safe Choices This Valentine’s Day

The Ghana HIV and AIDS Network (GHANET) has urged young people to celebrate Valentine’s Day responsibly to prevent the spread of HIV. The organization emphasized the importance of expressing love with awareness and caution, warning against actions that could lead to regret.According to GHANET, Ghana recorded 35,460 new HIV infections between January and September 2024, bringing the total number of people living with HIV to 334,000 by the end of 2023. While the national HIV prevalence rate stands at 1.53%, the rise in new infections is concerning.The network advised the youth to avoid risky behaviors such as unprotected sex, multiple partners, sex parties, and substance abuse. It encouraged safe sex practices, including consistent condom use, or abstinence where possible. GHANET also urged the public to get tested, highlighting the availability of HIV self-testing kits for privacy.For more information, individuals can […]

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FDA Battles Influx of Illegal Diapers and Sanitary Pads

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) of Ghana is intensifying efforts to curb the rise of unbranded and uncertified diapers and sanitary pads flooding the market. These substandard products, some of which are refurbished and repackaged without proper labeling, pose serious health risks to consumers.Leading the charge is FDA CEO Dr. Delese Mimi Darko, who has dedicated over two decades to safeguarding public health under different administrations. Despite her commitment, certain individuals within CEPS (Customs Excise and Preventive Service) reportedly undermine her efforts by reselling seized illegal products back to importers, who then redistribute them across the country.These importers, often linked to political figures, prioritize profits over public safety. Dr. Darko, however, remains resolute in ensuring that dangerous sanitary products are destroyed and that blacklisted importers do not return to the market.Ghana has local manufacturers capable of meeting the country’s […]

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Mahama Declares War on Corruption: “Ghana Is No Longer a Safe Haven”

President John Mahama has sent a strong warning to corrupt individuals, declaring that Ghana is no longer a safe space for those who defraud the state. Speaking after receiving a report from the Operation Recover All Loots (ORAL) team, he emphasized his administration’s commitment to fighting corruption and recovering stolen state assets.The ORAL team, led by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, presented a report detailing 2,417 cases of alleged corruption, with stolen assets valued at approximately $21.19 billion. These assets include lands, bungalows, and other state properties believed to have been unlawfully acquired by officials of the previous government.Mahama assured Ghanaians that his government stands firmly for integrity, accountability, and the rule of law. He called on citizens, civil society, the media, and public officials to support the anti-corruption agenda, stating that all those found guilty would face justice without fear or […]

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UCC Student Battles Rare Disease That Keeps Him Standing for 5 Years

Enock Eshun, a first-year University of Cape Coast (UCC) student and Mfantsipim School alumnus, has opened up about his rare condition, fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP). This disease causes muscles and connective tissues to turn into bone, gradually restricting movement.Diagnosed at the age of two, Eshun has spent the past five years standing upright to avoid being wheelchair-bound. He shared his struggles with blogger Zion Felix, explaining how his condition affects his daily life, including attending lectures while standing.Despite the challenges, Eshun remains determined to pursue his education and lead a fulfilling life. His story highlights the resilience of individuals living with rare diseases and the need for better healthcare support.

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Chaos at Swedru Hospital: Okada Riders Attack Staff After Colleague’s Death.

Tensions erupted at the Swedru Municipal Hospital when a group of Okada riders stormed the facility after learning that one of their colleagues had died following a motorcycle accident at Agona Nyansakyere.The accident, which involved two speeding riders and a passenger, left one dead and two critically injured. Eyewitnesses believe a power outage may have contributed to the crash.Upon hearing of their colleague’s passing, furious Okada riders assaulted hospital staff, including slapping a doctor, smashing nurses' phones, and destroying computers. The hospital was thrown into chaos as medical personnel fled for safety.Assemblyman Ishmael Odoom strongly condemned the attack, calling for law enforcement to intervene and prevent future incidents. He also urged riders to prioritize safety to avoid similar tragedies.

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