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Rainstorm Kills 7-Year-Old Girl in Damongo, Destroys Shops

A powerful rainstorm struck Damongo, the capital of the Savannah Region, on Wednesday night, leaving one person dead and causing severe destruction to buildings and businesses.Tragically, a seven-year-old girl lost her life when a roofing sheet, dislodged by the storm, struck her neck as she and her brother attempted to run home. A family member, Karim Salifu, expressed deep regret over allowing the children outside at that time, believing the tragedy could have been avoided.The storm, lasting just ten minutes, caused extensive damage across the town. The Damongo branch of the Volta River Authority (VRA) suffered significant losses, with computers soaked in water. Nearby shops, including a pharmacy, were also affected.At the time of reporting, the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) was still assessing the extent of the damage.

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GES Revokes Sawla SHS Suspension, Orders Students’ Return

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has overturned the indefinite suspension of over 30 students from Sawla Senior High School in the Savannah Region, instructing the school to recall them immediately.Anthony Kwasi Yeboah, the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba District GES Director, clarified that the school had no authority to impose such a severe punishment without consulting the district or regional offices. He directed the headmaster to reverse the decision and allow the students to resume their studies.The suspension, which mainly affected second-year female students, was enforced after a seven-member committee investigated allegations of immoral behavior and unauthorized mobile phone use on campus. However, the decision was made without prior notification to parents or higher GES authorities.The directive to recall the students came after media reports sparked public concern over the fairness and legality of the suspension. GES has assured the public that it will […]

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Fuel Shortage in Damongo Worsens Despite NPA Promises.

Motorists and businesses in Damongo, the capital of the Savannah Region, are grappling with a persistent fuel shortage, despite recent assurances from the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) about normalizing supplies.A Sunday night survey revealed that only two out of five fuel stations—Zen and Dukes—had petrol and diesel in stock. Other stations, like Petrosol and Nasona, are still awaiting deliveries, with their managers reportedly in Accra to secure fuel supplies.Sofo Danjemah, a sawmill operator, expressed his frustration, noting that the uncertainty forced him to stockpile petrol. Meanwhile, some transport operators have resorted to sourcing fuel from Tamale to stay operational.If the situation remains unresolved by Tuesday, businesses in the region could face severe disruptions.

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Police Officer Interdicted for Assaulting Civilian in Savannah Region.

Detective Corporal Baba Amando Ibrahim, a police officer stationed in Tuna, Savannah Region, has been interdicted following a viral video showing him assaulting a civilian. The Ghana Police Service announced this action on Friday, citing a commitment to professionalism and accountability.Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare has intervened, personally reaching out to the victim’s family and assuring them of cooperation throughout the investigation. The Savannah Regional Police Commander has been tasked with addressing the family’s concerns and offering necessary support.This incident has sparked widespread public condemnation, with many calling for greater oversight within the Police Service.

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NPP Pledges Tourism Boost for Damongo’s Economic Growth.

Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, vice-presidential candidate of Ghana’s New Patriotic Party (NPP), promised residents of Damongo that the NPP will prioritize investment in the local tourism sector if they win the upcoming 2024 elections. Speaking to constituents at a rally in Larabanga, he highlighted that Damongo, home to popular sites like Mole National Park and Larabanga Mosque, has untapped tourism potential. He assured voters that an NPP government would improve infrastructure to attract more tourists and create jobs, advancing the local economy. Samuel Abu Jinapor, MP for Damongo, echoed this optimism, commending the NPP’s commitment to local development and predicting a strong win for the party.

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Akufo-Addo Highlights Developmental Gains in Savannah Region During Tour.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has confidently stated that the Savannah Region has benefitted significantly from his leadership. Kicking off a tour of the region on October 14, he emphasized his administration's commitment to equitable development across Ghana.Akufo-Addo pointed out key investments in education, healthcare, and road infrastructure that have helped improve living conditions in the region. He reassured residents that their concerns are being addressed and encouraged continued support for the government’s initiatives.The President engaged with local leaders and communities, emphasizing collaboration and urging them to stay united in the pursuit of regional growth. His visit forms part of a broader effort to strengthen ties with constituents and gather feedback on his administration's progress.

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Mahama Promises New Districts and Infrastructure Boost in Salaga South.

During a tour of the Savannah Region, NDC flagbearer John Mahama pledged to create new districts and improve infrastructure in Abromase, Salaga South. Speaking to chiefs and residents, he emphasized that decentralization will speed up development in underserved areas. Mahama criticized the current state of roads and promised to prioritize their completion if elected. He also assured residents of better security and job opportunities, especially for the youth, under his proposed "24-hour economy" plan. His visit was met with enthusiasm, as locals expressed hope for economic relief under his leadership.

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Serial Thief Nabbed After Stealing Toffees in Damongo.

A 24-year-old man, identified as Samson, was caught by community watch volunteers in Damongo, Savannah Region, after breaking into a provision store and stealing toffees. Known for multiple thefts in the area, Samson was finally apprehended when he entered the store through the ceiling. He admitted to the crime, revealing that his accomplice escaped. Samson explained that he stole the toffees because he couldn't find what he originally intended to take. He is now in police custody awaiting further investigation.

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Yagbonwura Bans Communal Hunting to Protect Savannah’s Ecosystem.

The Overlord of the Gonja Kingdom, Yagbonwura Bii-kunuto Jewu Soale I, has banned communal hunting in the Savannah Region to safeguard its rich vegetation and wildlife. Speaking through the registrar of the Savannah Regional House of Chiefs, Yagbonwura expressed concerns about the destructive impact of hunting activities, including theft of domestic animals, crop damage, and rampant bushfires. He emphasized that these practices pose a significant threat to the region’s biodiversity and national treasures, such as Mole National Park.The ban, announced at a meeting in Damongo, urges traditional chiefs to take action against group hunting in their communities. Yagbonwura also appealed to Ghanaians to prioritize the country's welfare, promoting peaceful and transparent elections in December.The Savannah Regional Minister, Saeed Muhazu Jibril, praised the initiative, committing regional security support to enforce the ban and protect the region's natural resource

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Damango: The Top Tourist Spot in Northern Ghana.

amuel Abu Jinapor, the Member of Parliament for Damongo and Ghana’s Lands Minister, is encouraging tourists to visit Damongo, describing it as the premier tourist destination in northern Ghana. He highlighted the constituency’s rich cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and stunning landscapes, making it a must-visit for those exploring Ghana and West Africa. Mr. Jinapor emphasized that tourism isn’t just for foreigners. He noted that Ghana’s numerous tourist attractions, if properly supported, could significantly boost the national economy. He praised government initiatives like the Year of Return and Beyond the Return, as well as the modernization of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, as steps toward promoting tourism in Ghana.Jinapor pointed out key attractions in Damongo, including the 600-year-old Larabanga Mosque, often called the "Mecca of West Africa," which houses a historic Qur’an said to have been delivered by divine means. Another attraction […]

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