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Eastern Region Shines at 2024 Tourism Awards Ceremony.

The 2024 Eastern Regional Tourism Awards took place with great fanfare, celebrating excellence in the tourism sector. The event, which recognizes individuals and organizations contributing to the growth of tourism in the region, highlighted key players in hospitality, travel, and tourism services.Winners were honored across various categories, including Best Hotel, Tour Operator of the Year, and Outstanding Cultural Performance. The awards underscored the region's efforts in promoting tourism, with local authorities and stakeholders pledging continued support for sustainable tourism development.The 2024 edition was hailed as a success, further cementing the Eastern Region's reputation as a key destination in Ghana's tourism landscape.

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Ghana raises cocoa price by 45% to boost farmers’ incomes.

Ghana has raised the farmgate price of cocoa by nearly 45% to improve farmers' incomes, starting in the 2023/2024 crop season. The new price is set at GH¢20,943 per tonne, an increase from GH¢12,800 per tonne. This decision is part of efforts by the government to ensure that cocoa farmers benefit from their hard work despite fluctuating global cocoa prices and inflationary pressures. The move also aims to motivate farmers to increase productivity while supporting rural livelihoods dependent on cocoa production.This significant price hike reflects the government's commitment to sustaining the cocoa industry, which remains a major foreign exchange earner for the country, contributing significantly to Ghana's economy.

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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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NCCE Revives Inter-Party Dialogue Committees in Eastern Region.

 The Eastern Regional Directorate of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has reactivated District Inter-Party Dialogue Committees (IPDCs) across various districts within the region. This initiative aims to foster peaceful political engagement and dialogue among different political parties in the lead-up to national and local elections. The IPDCs serve as platforms for political parties, civil society organizations, and community leaders to collaborate in addressing political tensions, ensuring a peaceful electoral process, and promoting democratic principles.Through this reactivation, the NCCE seeks to mitigate political conflicts and provide a space for resolving disputes, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring that political campaigns are conducted in a peaceful and lawful manner.For more details, you can check local NCCE reports or regional news outlets covering the event.

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Youth Group Pushes for New Region to be Carved Out of Eastern Region.

The Eastern Youth Development Association (EYDA), a prominent youth group from the Eastern Region, has expressed strong support for the proposal to create a new administrative region from the existing Eastern Region. This call for division has been backed by various chiefs and traditional leaders, aiming to foster accelerated development in the area.EYDA, dedicated to advocating for the development of their region, believes that the creation of a new region will significantly enhance the area's growth and progress. In a recent statement, the group highlighted several key factors that support their stance:Land Size: The Eastern Region spans 19,323 square kilometers, accounting for 8.1% of Ghana's total land area.Population: With a population of approximately 2,925,653, the region represents 8.9% of Ghana’s total population. According to the 2021 Population and Housing Census, the population has been growing at an annual rate of […]

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Network of women entrepreneurs inaugurated in the Eastern Region.

A network of women entrepreneurs has been officially inaugurated in the Eastern Region, marking a significant step towards empowering female business owners in the area. The initiative aims to create a supportive community where women can collaborate, share resources, and access training and mentorship opportunities. By fostering entrepreneurship among women, the network seeks to enhance economic participation, promote financial independence, and contribute to the overall development of the region. Local authorities and stakeholders present at the inauguration emphasized the importance of this network in driving inclusive growth and addressing the unique challenges faced by women in business.

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Supporters of NDC and NPP Clash Over DRIP Equipment in Asesewa, Eastern Region.

Supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) clashed in Asesewa, Eastern Region, following a dispute over Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project (DRIP) equipment. The altercation reportedly began when supporters from both political parties disagreed over the allocation and usage of the equipment provided under the DRIP initiative, which aims to improve infrastructure and support local communities.Tensions quickly escalated, leading to a physical confrontation between the rival supporters. The situation was eventually brought under control by the police, who intervened to restore order and prevent further violence. The incident has heightened political tensions in the area, with both parties accusing each other of inciting the clash.  Local authorities have called for calm and urged the public to avoid further conflicts, stressing the importance of resolving disputes through dialogue and legal channels. The police have […]

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Chieftaincy Dispute in Anum Apapam Leaves on Dead as Tensions Rise.

A chieftaincy dispute in Anum Apapam, a town in the Eastern Region of Ghana, has resulted in the death of one person as tensions continue to escalate. The conflict, which has been brewing for some time, erupted into violence, leading to the tragic incident. One Person Dead Local authorities are on high alert, with security forces being deployed to restore calm and prevent further clashes. The situation remains tense as the community grapples with the fallout from the dispute. Residents are calling for a peaceful resolution to avoid additional loss of life and to bring stability back to the area.   

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