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Gabriel Kwamigah Denies $7 Million Gold Fraud Allegations.

Gabriel Adovoe Kwablah Kwamigah, a Volta Regional Council of State aspirant, has vehemently refuted accusations linking him to a $7 million gold fraud scheme. His campaign team dismissed these allegations as unfounded and part of a smear effort aimed at tarnishing his reputation.Kwamigah, a respected businessman, emphasized that he has never been involved in any fraudulent activity, stressing that his gold sector transactions are legitimate, supported by proper licenses, and adhere to national and international trade regulations.The campaign team called on the public to disregard these claims and focus on Mr. Kwamigah’s dedication to serving the Volta Region. They also reaffirmed his commitment to integrity and warned that legal actions would be pursued against anyone spreading defamatory accusations.

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Volta Region to Host NAFAC 2026, Needs GH¢2M for Preparations.

The Volta Region has been chosen to host the 2026 National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFAC), set for November 2026. This decision follows the region’s outstanding performance at NAFAC 2024, where it won multiple awards, including Best Costumes and Best Talents.The Volta Regional Director of the Centre for National Culture (CNC), Lydia Nyarko-Ampomah, revealed that GH¢2 million is needed to upgrade facilities in preparation for the festival. Planned renovations include improving the regional CNC center, event garden, and cultural village, along with constructing a perimeter fence.NAFAC 2026 is expected to attract visitors from across Ghana, the U.S., Europe, and the Caribbean. The event will feature exhibitions, stage performances, and cultural tours to attractions like Adaklu Mountain, Tafi Monkey Sanctuary, and Amedzofe.Nyarko-Ampomah has called on corporate organizations and individuals to support the initiative, emphasizing that the festival will boost the […]

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Bushfires Ravage 78 High-Tension Poles in Volta and Oti Regions.

Since the beginning of 2025, bushfires have destroyed 78 high-tension electricity poles across 11 districts in Ghana's Volta and Oti regions, causing widespread power outages in several communities. Key affected areas include Ho, Hohoe, Ketu South, and Keta, as well as parts of Dambai, Kpeve, Sogakope, and Jasikan. The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has reported the destruction, estimating that replacing the poles will cost approximately GH₵686,346.Christine Jatoe-Kaleo, ECG's General Manager for Volta and Oti regions, shared that last year, 69 poles were lost to similar fires. The cause of these bushfires has largely been attributed to nomadic herdsmen, local farmers clearing land, and hunters. The destruction has left some communities in total darkness and posed safety risks due to fallen power cables.In response, the ECG has launched a public education campaign aimed at reducing bushfires, with initial efforts in […]

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Support for Gabriel Kwamigah Tanko Atokple’s Council of State Candidacy Gains Momentum in Volta Region.

Support for Chief Gabriel Kwamigah Tanko Atokple’s bid for a seat on Ghana’s Council of State continues to grow as elections approach. Renowned philanthropist and business mogul, Chief Atokple has gained significant backing in the Volta region, with calls for Voltarians to rally behind him.A key figure in the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Chief Atokple is the CEO of Sesi Edem and an influential member of the party's National Welfare Committee. His extensive contributions to community development, from funding healthcare and educational initiatives to supporting underprivileged communities, have earned him respect far beyond political circles.Atokple’s supporters highlight his strong leadership and entrepreneurial success, particularly in driving his business, Sesi Edem, to new heights while investing in the region’s socio-economic progress. Many see him as the ideal candidate to represent the Volta Region on the Council of State, advocating for policies […]

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Volta Minister Designate Unveils Bold Plan to Boost Regional Tourism.

James Gunu, the Volta Regional Minister designate, has outlined an ambitious vision to unlock the region's tourism potential by improving accessibility to its attractions. Gunu emphasized that the Volta Region, rich in natural beauty and culture, remains an underutilized hub for tourism. His plan includes collaborating with the Ministries of Tourism, Roads, and the Regional Coordinating Council to improve infrastructure, particularly the road network, which will open up more tourist destinations and enhance the region’s economy.Gunu is also focused on transforming agriculture, with a special focus on reviving tomato farming through investor partnerships to establish processing facilities, reducing post-harvest losses and adding value to local produce. In terms of security, Gunu pledged to prioritize peace by implementing early warning systems, and he expressed concern over the impact of tidal waves on coastal communities, promising to work with stakeholders to protect […]

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Forest Fire Devastates Mountain Afadjato, Threatens Livelihoods.

A severe forest fire has destroyed much of the vegetation on Ghana's tallest mountain, Afadjato, disrupting tourism in the scenic Liati-Wote community at its base. The fire, which lasted three days, also ravaged cocoa, coffee, and food crop farms, leaving residents devastated. Wildlife such as antelopes, tortoises, and butterflies perished in the flames, leaving the once-lush mountain barren and charred.The community’s chief, Togbe Kordadza V, blamed the disaster on careless charcoal burning, exacerbated by harmattan winds. While tourism activities have resumed, the incident threatens Liati-Wote's rising popularity, which saw 8,834 tourists visit in 2024. Challenges like water shortages and poor roads add to the community’s woes. To prevent future disasters, locals are considering forming a vigilante group to monitor the mountain.

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Reviving South Tongu’s Mat Weaving Craft for Economic Growth.

In Aglokpovia, a community in the South Tongu District of the Volta Region, mat weaving has been a cherished tradition and a vital source of income for generations. This craft, mainly upheld by women, symbolizes resilience and skill but struggles to reach its full economic potential due to outdated tools, lack of market access, and insufficient investment.Assemblywoman Victoria Dzekloe highlights the challenges, noting that many mats remain unsold due to the absence of a centralized market or proper storage. She envisions a state-of-the-art mat weaving centre to serve as a production hub, marketplace, and gateway to regional and international markets.The proposed centre would not only empower women economically but also preserve this cultural heritage while promoting eco-friendly, sustainable products. Dzekloe calls on local authorities, NGOs, and development partners to support this transformative project, which promises to uplift the community and […]

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Ho Water Crisis Deepens as Residents Search for Alternatives.

The water crisis in Ho, the Volta Regional capital, has reached alarming levels, leaving residents in a state of despair. Despite a temporary restoration of water supply earlier this month, the Kpeve Water Head Works' pump broke down again, leaving many areas, including Peki, Have, and Ziavi, without water. The situation has worsened, with dried-up wells and boreholes, causing significant disruptions to daily life. Hotels and hospitals are struggling with limited water resources, and residents are queuing at public boreholes. Ghana Water Company officials are urgently trying to source a replacement pump, but there’s no clear timeline for when the water supply will be restored.

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Akatsi North Chiefs Urge Mahama to Complete Abandoned Projects.

Traditional authorities from the Akatsi North District in the Volta Region have appealed to President John Mahama to fulfill his pledge to complete several long-abandoned projects in the district. The chiefs, led by six Paramount Chiefs, emphasized that these projects, which include critical roads such as the Ave-Dakpa to Akatsi road and the Ave-Afiadenyigba to Korve road, are vital for the community's development and the livelihoods of its residents.The abandoned market store project at the Ave-Dakpa market, initiated under Mahama's previous administration, was also highlighted. The chiefs urged the president to consider completing these initiatives for the betterment of the district.Additionally, the chiefs recommended Hon. Peter Nortsu Kotoe, the MP for Akatsi North and a seasoned educationist, for the position of Minister of Education. Kotoe’s extensive experience as Ranking Member on the Education Committee in the 8th Parliament has earned […]

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Volta Region’s Movie Industry Needs Investment to Thrive.

The movie industry in the Volta Region has been struggling for years, lacking the investment and public interest needed for growth. Stakeholders, including Eunice Dake, Festival Director of the Wova International Film Festival, attribute this stagnation to a lack of financial backing and insufficient understanding of the business side of filmmaking. Dake emphasized the region’s potential and the importance of using the Ewe language properly in films to attract both local and international audiences.Efforts are being made to revive the industry, including organizing training and masterclasses for local filmmakers, as well as exchange programs with global industry professionals. The Wova International Film Festival showcased films like Black Morning, Half the Pain, and Sesime, and aimed to inspire local talents and attract investors. Local actor Koku Lumor called for more awareness and quality improvements in filmmaking to push the industry forward.

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