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GES Introduces Harmonized Prospectus for Fresh Students.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has rolled out a new harmonized prospectus for fresh students entering Senior High Schools (SHS) and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. This move aims to create uniformity across all schools, ensuring that all students have a standardized list of items to bring, thus reducing confusion and unnecessary costs for parents.The harmonized prospectus addresses concerns from parents about discrepancies in the items requested by different schools, which in some cases led to exploitation. The new system ensures transparency and fairness, ensuring that no school demands more than the prescribed list of essential items such as uniforms, exercise books, and basic toiletries.GES hopes that this initiative will ease the financial burden on parents while promoting equity among students. This prospectus also forms part of a broader effort by GES to streamline operations and improve […]

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Breast Cancer Awareness for ICU Women Workers.

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a special educational program was conducted for women workers in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of various hospitals in Ghana. This initiative aimed to provide crucial information on early detection, risk factors, and prevention methods specifically tailored to women in high-stress environments like healthcare.Healthcare experts emphasized the importance of regular self-examinations and mammograms, given that early detection significantly increases survival rates. They also discussed how occupational stress could increase vulnerability to cancer and encouraged the ICU staff to prioritize their health despite their demanding roles. The event included free breast screening sessions for participants, and survivors were invited to share their inspirational stories, offering hope and motivation.This initiative is part of a larger national effort to reduce breast cancer mortality by raising awareness and providing resources for both the general public and healthcare […]

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Presbyterian Church Expands Healthcare Services.

The Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) is set to expand its healthcare services across the country. As part of its mission to enhance health delivery in rural and underserved areas, the Church has announced plans to construct additional hospitals and clinics. This initiative will focus on providing affordable healthcare, particularly targeting low-income communities. The PCG has been a pioneer in healthcare delivery since establishing its first hospital over 50 years ago, and this expansion aligns with its goal of improving the well-being of Ghanaians.The Moderator of the Church, Rt. Rev. Prof. Joseph Obiri Yeboah Mante, stated that the initiative is a response to the increasing healthcare needs across various regions, emphasizing maternal and child health services. He called on stakeholders, including the government and private sector, to collaborate in enhancing healthcare accessibility and infrastructure. The expansion project is expected to […]

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Ghana’s Fight Against Land Encroachers Intensifies.

The Ghanaian government has launched renewed efforts to combat illegal land encroachment across the country. The Lands Commission, in collaboration with local authorities, is deploying task forces to identify and stop unauthorized developments on government and private lands. This initiative is part of a larger strategy to curb the rampant issues of illegal construction, particularly in environmentally sensitive areas. The campaign also aims to reclaim lands that have been encroached upon to ensure sustainable urban development. Authorities have issued stern warnings to offenders, noting that legal action will be taken against those who defy land use regulations.

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Public Advised to Treat Refractive Eye Errors Early.

Health professionals are urging the public to seek prompt treatment for refractive eye errors such as nearsightedness and farsightedness. They warn that delaying care can lead to worsening vision problems, which could affect quality of life. Early detection and treatment through glasses, contact lenses, or surgery can help prevent long-term complications.

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Ghana’s Coconut Industry Offers One Million Jobs.

Ghana’s booming coconut industry is creating substantial employment opportunities, providing nearly one million jobs across the value chain. The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Bryan Acheampong, highlighted the industry's potential at the recent 3rd International Coconut Festival. The sector is contributing significantly to Ghana’s economy through production, processing, and exportation of coconuts and coconut-related products.The country has seen a rise in global demand for its coconuts, especially in Europe and Asia, where Ghanaian coconuts are recognized for their quality. Investments in coconut farming have surged, with smallholder farmers, agro-processors, and exporters benefiting from the growing market. The industry is also aligned with the government’s Planting for Export and Rural Development (PERD) initiative, which seeks to boost cash crop exports.The Coconut Federation of Ghana has also been working to ensure sustainable farming practices, with a focus on replanting efforts to prevent […]

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Public Sector Services Halt Due to PSWU Strike.

Public services across Ghana have come to a standstill due to a nationwide strike by the Public Services Workers Union (PSWU). The strike, which began after negotiations with the government over salary adjustments and working conditions stalled, has affected various government institutions, including hospitals, schools, and administrative offices. The PSWU is demanding improved wages and better working conditions, citing the rising cost of living. The government has yet to reach an agreement with the union, prolonging the disruption of public services.

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Kenyan Community in Ghana Celebrates Mashujaa Day.

The Kenyan community in Ghana marked Mashujaa Day, honoring the country’s independence heroes. The event, which took place in Accra, featured cultural displays, speeches, and discussions to celebrate Kenya’s history while strengthening ties between Kenya and Ghana. Participants emphasized the importance of preserving African unity and promoting mutual development between the two countries. The celebration brought together diplomats, Kenyans in the diaspora, and Ghanaians to commemorate this significant day in Kenya’s history.

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FDA Warns Against Unapproved Postinor-2.

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) of Ghana has issued a warning regarding the circulation of unapproved versions of the emergency contraceptive Postinor-2. This warning comes after reports surfaced about counterfeit or unauthorized variants of the medication being sold in some markets, posing serious health risks to consumers.The FDA emphasized that only the officially registered Postinor-2, which meets safety and efficacy standards, should be used. They urged the public to be vigilant and to purchase medications only from licensed pharmacies and healthcare providers. The authority is committed to ensuring that safe and effective medications are available to the public and is working to clamp down on illegal and unapproved products in the market.The FDA's alert highlights the importance of proper medication management and consumer awareness, especially concerning reproductive health products.

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Supreme Court Halts Speaker’s Ruling on Vacant Seats.

The Supreme Court of Ghana has issued an order temporarily halting a ruling by Speaker Alban Bagbin, which declared four parliamentary seats vacant. The seats in question were declared vacant after the MPs reportedly failed to adhere to certain legal stipulations. However, some of the affected MPs contested this decision, claiming they were not given a proper hearing. The Court's injunction prevents the Speaker's declaration from being enforced until a thorough review of the case is conducted. This legal dispute highlights tensions within Parliament, as both the ruling and opposition parties are closely watching the outcome, which could have significant implications for the composition and dynamics of the legislative body ahead of the 2024 elections. For now, the affected MPs can maintain their seats as the case progresses in court. This ruling underscores the judiciary’s role in safeguarding due process […]

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