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Council of State Meets Speaker Over Parliamentary Issues.

Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Council of State, Ghana, legislative leadership, CPA conference, democracy, political impasse, parliamentary sessions, November reconvening. 4o mini Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Council of State, Ghana, legislative leadership, CPA conference, democracy, political impasse, parliamentary sessions, November reconvening. 4o mini Parliament, Alban Bagbin, Council of State, Ghana, legislative leadership, CPA conference, democracy, political impasse, parliamentary sessions, November reconvening. 4o mini A delegation from the Council of State, led by Nana Otuo Siriboe, met with the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, to discuss the ongoing parliamentary impasse that has resulted in the indefinite adjournment of sessions. The Council expressed support for Bagbin and the House leadership in addressing the challenges facing Parliament. Bagbin highlighted his commitment to upholding democratic values and provided insights into the issues at hand. He is scheduled to lead Ghana's delegation to the 67th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association […]

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Children’s Hogbetsotso Festival Celebrated in Keta.

Basic schools in Anloland, located in the Volta Region of Ghana, recently celebrated the Children’s Hogbetsotso festival at the Keta-Dzelukope Roman Catholic Basic School. This event, which is part of the 62nd Anlo Hogbetsotso festival, aims to educate young students about their rich cultural heritage and the traditions of the Anlo people.Madam Christine Seyram Tsikplornu, a member of the planning committee, emphasized the festival's goal of teaching children about Anlo culture through various activities, including traditional music, drumming, and historical lessons. The children also visited significant cultural sites, such as Fort Prinzenstein and the lighthouse, to connect with their history.While the festival was met with enthusiasm from participants, Madam Tsikplornu noted challenges in funding the event and appealed for public support to enhance future celebrations. This year’s theme, “Strengthening the Bond and Embracing Our Shared Heritage,” highlights the importance of […]

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Ketu South GRNMA Provides Medical Aid for Members.

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) in Ketu South has established a medical aid fund to support its members with essential healthcare needs. This initiative addresses a critical need among healthcare workers, especially given the challenges they face in their roles. Funds raised will go towards assisting members who require medical treatment, helping to alleviate the financial burden for healthcare professionals within the community. This move demonstrates a commitment to welfare and solidarity within the GRNMA, emphasizing the importance of providing support structures for those who serve on the healthcare frontlines.

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New Local Ride-Hailing App “GoRide” Launches.

Ghana’s new ride-hailing app, "GoRide," has officially launched, offering a local alternative to international competitors like Uber and Bolt. Developed with the Ghanaian market in mind, GoRide aims to provide more affordable, tailored services that cater to local transportation needs and conditions. The platform is designed to boost local economic growth by giving Ghanaian drivers a platform with lower commission rates, resulting in better earnings and greater control over their work. Users can access GoRide through a mobile app, which supports secure payments and live ride tracking, promising convenience and security.In addition to providing affordable transport, GoRide aims to foster competition in Ghana’s growing ride-hailing sector by emphasizing high-quality, customer-focused service and locally oriented features.

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UNDP and LAC Empower Legal Aid with Paralegal Training.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in collaboration with Ghana’s Legal Aid Commission (LAC), has launched a new initiative to provide paralegal training aimed at bolstering access to legal aid services for underrepresented and vulnerable populations across Ghana. This training seeks to bridge the justice gap by empowering individuals with foundational legal knowledge, enabling them to assist communities in need of legal support but who may struggle to access formal legal representation.This program will train selected community members as paralegals, equipping them with essential skills to handle basic legal issues, advocate for clients, and navigate Ghana's legal system. It is part of a broader effort by the UNDP and LAC to build legal capacity at the grassroots level, strengthening the reach of legal aid services across rural and urban regions in Ghana.

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UN’s Early Warning Initiative Launched in Accra.

The United Nations recently launched its "Early Warnings for All" initiative in Accra, Ghana, aimed at enhancing local communities' preparedness for climate-related and disaster events. This global initiative is designed to deliver timely alerts for natural hazards, including floods, storms, and extreme heat, allowing residents to take proactive measures and reduce potential harm. Ghana was selected as a focal point due to its vulnerability to climate impacts, and the program will include community training, real-time data sharing, and interagency collaboration to ensure that early warnings reach those in high-risk areas effectively​.This initiative is part of the UN’s broader goal to improve global resilience to climate impacts, particularly in developing regions, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals related to disaster preparedness and climate action. The program underscores the importance of localized responses and partnerships with national agencies to establish a network that […]

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U.S. and Ghana Enforce New Visa Restrictions Against Democracy Saboteurs.

The United States, in collaboration with Ghanaian authorities, has imposed visa restrictions targeting individuals undermining democratic processes in Ghana. This move, announced on October 29, 2024, follows a U.S. policy aimed at addressing the global threats posed by anti-democratic actions. The U.S. government stated that these visa limitations will affect those found to be disrupting Ghana's electoral processes, particularly ahead of the crucial 2024 general elections.The U.S. Department of State clarified that this enforcement applies to current and former officials, political influencers, and private individuals involved in election manipulation, corruption, and voter suppression. The Ghanaian government has endorsed these restrictions, aligning with their commitment to free, fair, and credible elections. Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs applauded the U.S. support, asserting it would deter activities that threaten the nation’s democratic integrity. This joint effort sends a clear message to potential violators […]

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Ghana Triumphs at Miss Grand International 2024: Best Evening Gown Award for Sage-La’Parriea Yakubu.

Ghana’s representative, Sage-La'Parriea Yakubu, has made headlines after winning the prestigious Best Evening Gown title at the Miss Grand International 2024 competition held on October 25, 2024. The event showcased contestants from over 70 countries, and although she did not clinch the overall title, her standout performance delighted fans back home.Dressed in a stunning gown inspired by the tawny eagle—Ghana’s national bird featured on the country’s coat of arms—Sage-La'Parriea's outfit earned her widespread acclaim. The vibrant yellow design not only highlighted her beauty but also paid homage to a significant symbol of Ghanaian identity.Social media reactions have poured in, with many netizens expressing their pride and admiration. Comments ranged from praise for her gown to playful jests about the symbolism of the eagle in Ghana's culture.While the overall title of Miss Grand International 2024 went to Rachel Gupta from India, […]

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Alex Mould Criticized Over Dumsor Comments.

Alex Mould, the former CEO of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), has come under fire following comments he made about the country's persistent electricity supply issues, commonly referred to as dumsor. His statements, shared in a recent interview, criticized the government’s approach to managing the energy crisis, which has sparked considerable backlash on social media. Critics argue that Mould’s comments are politically motivated and question his role in addressing the issue during his time in public office.The public debate has intensified, with many Ghanaians voicing frustration over the ongoing challenges with electricity reliability and affordability. Supporters of Mould, however, see his comments as a necessary critique aimed at spurring government action toward a more sustainable solution.

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