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Indonesia Consulate Congratulates Mahama, Promises Stronger Ghana-Indonesia Ties.

The Honorary Consulate of Indonesia in Ghana has congratulated President-elect John Dramani Mahama on his victory in the 2024 general elections. The Consulate praised the people of Ghana and the National Democratic Congress for upholding democratic principles and expressed confidence in Mahama’s leadership to drive national development.In a statement, the Consulate highlighted opportunities for collaboration in agriculture, energy, trade, tourism, education, and technology. It noted Indonesia’s expertise in renewable energy and agricultural innovation as potential areas to benefit Ghana.The statement also emphasized the potential for Ghanaian students to access scholarships and exchange programs in Indonesia. It proposed a state visit by Mahama to Indonesia post-inauguration to strengthen bilateral ties and set strategic development goals.The Consulate reaffirmed its dedication to building dynamic partnerships and fostering mutual growth between the two nations.

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US Embassy Opens New EducationUSA Centre in Accra to Support Ghanaian Students.

The United States Embassy in Accra has inaugurated a new EducationUSA Centre in Osu, Accra, to provide Ghanaian students with support in pursuing higher education in the United States. The facility, launched on November 27, 2024, becomes the second of its kind in Ghana, complementing the existing centre in Kumasi.The EducationUSA Centre, part of a global network spanning 170 countries, offers guidance on US higher education, including student visa processes, application assistance, and workshops for test preparation.US Commitment to EducationVirginia Palmer, the US Ambassador to Ghana, emphasized the centre’s role in enhancing educational and cultural exchanges between the two nations. She highlighted Ghana’s growing interest in US education, ranking 18th globally in sending students to the US. Ghanaian students received over $9.2 million in scholarships across 680 institutions last year.“This initiative underscores our commitment to fostering strong ties through education. […]

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Western Region Chiefs Criticize Oil Companies for Lack of Respect.

Paramount Chiefs in the Western Region have commended the Petroleum Commission (PC) for maintaining regular engagement with the Regional House of Chiefs over the past decade. However, the chiefs voiced frustration with the conduct of some oil field operators, accusing them of lacking respect for local chiefs.Awulae Attibrukusu III, Omanhene of Lower Axim, acknowledged the Petroleum Commission for showing respect to the chiefs but criticized other companies for failing to do the same. This was discussed during the Petroleum Commission’s annual meeting with the chiefs in Sekondi.The chiefs expressed dissatisfaction with the representatives sent by oil companies, who often lacked decision-making authority and deferred decisions to their superiors. In contrast, they praised Egbert Faibille, CEO of the Petroleum Commission, for his leadership and respect.Obrempong Hima Dekyi XIV, Paramount Chief of Upper Dixcove, raised concerns about the lack of consultation with […]

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