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Ketu South MP Commissions Ultra-Modern Paediatric Emergency Unit.

The Ketu South Municipal Hospital now boasts a 10-bed, state-of-the-art paediatric emergency unit, commissioned by the Member of Parliament for Ketu South, Abla Dzifa Gomashie. This milestone aims to elevate the quality of child healthcare within the municipality and its surrounding areas.Speaking at the ceremony on November 20, 2024, Volta Regional Director of Health Services, Dr. Chrysantus Kubio, highlighted the critical need for the facility, stating that it will significantly improve the hospital's ability to handle paediatric emergencies effectively.Abla Dzifa Gomashie expressed gratitude to all contributors and called for further support to address other healthcare challenges in the municipality. "We need partnerships to build a dental unit and equip CHPS compounds for holistic healthcare delivery," she said.The hospital's medical superintendent, Dr. Alphonse Makafui Dzakpasu, praised the unit's impact, noting it addresses previous challenges where paediatric cases were managed in the […]

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Two in Critical Condition After Immigration Officers Clash with Shia Residents in Volta Region.

Tensions flared in Shia, a border community in the Ho Municipality, after a dispute between Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) officers and okada riders escalated, leaving two residents critically injured.The conflict began on November 14 with a disagreement and culminated on November 15 when armed GIS officers reportedly stormed the area. Residents reacted by blocking access roads to the GIS office and burning tires in protest.The injured individuals are receiving treatment at a local health facility, while eyewitness accounts, like that of Kuzor Jonas, describe the confrontation as chaotic and alarming.Shia, located along Ghana’s border, remains on edge as the community grapples with the aftermath of the clash. Efforts to mediate between the parties are expected to follow.

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EC to Reprint Volta and Ahafo Ballot Papers Over Serial Number Errors.

The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has announced the reprinting of ballot papers for the Volta and Ahafo regions after detecting serial number errors. These errors, which compromise the integrity of the papers, were discovered before distribution.The EC will destroy the faulty ballots in the presence of political party representatives, who will sign certificates to confirm the destruction. New printing houses, Bulk and Acts Commercials, have been commissioned to produce fresh ballot papers. This decision was communicated during an emergency Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting on November 15, 2024.The EC assures that measures are in place to rectify the issues and maintain transparency ahead of the 2024 elections.

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Violence Erupts at GPRTU Leadership Handover in Ho.

In Ho, a fierce clash broke out during the swearing-in ceremony for new leaders of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) Branch 2. The new executives, elected in April 2022, were finally sworn in on Monday amid tense resistance from outgoing leaders who had blocked the office building. Police intervened after the outgoing leaders, who had delayed the transition for over two years through legal challenges, attempted to prevent the ceremony. National GPRTU representatives declared the new officials, urging peaceful cooperation to enhance service efficiency.

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Dodome Traditional Area Celebrates Agadzi Festival 2024.

The Dodome Traditional Area in the Ho West District of Ghana’s Volta Region celebrated its annual Agadzi Festival on November 9, culminating in a vibrant gathering of chiefs, queens, and traditional leaders dressed in colorful regalia. The week-long festivities ended on November 10 with a Thanksgiving church service.At the grand durbar, Togbega Kpangbatriku IV, the Paramount Chief, announced plans to use the festival as a platform to raise funds for a new traditional council building. Once completed, Togbega Kpangbatriku IV intends to focus on promoting Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to benefit the youth in the area.

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Friends of Adaklu Graduates 89 Children in Computing, Bridging Technology Gap in Volta Region.

Friends of Adaklu, a non-profit organization, recently celebrated the graduation of 89 children from a computing program in the Adaklu District of Ghana’s Volta Region. Despite heavy rain, the ceremony took place on October 3, 2024, in Adaklu Tsriefe, where students, including two girls who earned international certificates in coding, were honored.The program, which began as a small coding club, now equips children from underserved areas like Adaklu Goefe and Adaklu Helekpe with foundational computer skills. Country Director Stella Kudah highlighted the group’s goal to build basic computer knowledge and expand the curriculum further.Notable graduates include 15-year-old Isabella Teikpa, who, as one of only two African girls in a global coding program, learned to code and design. The initiative, supported by community efforts and international donors, has also helped curb juvenile delinquency, offering positive engagement for local youth.Beyond computing, Friends […]

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ECG Enhances Billing Accuracy with Monthly Meter Readings.

In a significant move to improve billing accuracy, the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has launched a new initiative to implement monthly meter readings for customers in the Volta and Oti Regions. This change comes in response to ongoing concerns regarding the reliability of ECG's previous quarterly billing system, which often led to discrepancies in customer bills.Mr. Solomon Adjiku, ECG's Regional Commercial Manager, has emphasized the importance of these monthly readings during meetings with meter readers. He explained that this initiative aims to enhance transparency and trust between ECG and its customers, ensuring that bills accurately reflect actual electricity usage. "By moving to monthly readings, we aim to reduce billing errors and foster better communication with our customers," Adjiku stated.The transition from quarterly to monthly readings is part of ECG's broader strategy to boost operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. With […]

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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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Volta Region Triumphs Over Ashanti in U15 Boys Championship Thriller.

In an electrifying match at Prampram’s Ghanaman Centre of Excellence, Volta Region edged out Ashanti Region with a narrow 3-2 victory in the Elite U15 Boys Championship final on October 27. This intense finale capped off a tournament that ran from October 16, showcasing young talent from Ghana’s ten football regions. Top sports officials graced the occasion, including Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku and FIFA Talent Specialist Laban Scott Libby. The competition also highlighted FIFA’s "Catch Them Young" refereeing initiative, with officials aged 12-14 officiating each match. This initiative aligns with FIFA and GFA’s commitment to developing youth talent and preparing future football stars. Info BoxClick here to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.

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PURC Resolves Utility Complaints and Increases Awareness in Volta and Oti Regions.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) in the Volta and Oti regions resolved 215 of the 239 complaints it received in the third quarter of 2024. The majority of these complaints focused on service quality issues, overbilling, and metering concerns. As part of its public education efforts, PURC engaged over 5,400 stakeholders through 45 programs that shared information on consumption reduction, safety, and consumers' rights and responsibilities under Ghana's regulatory guidelines. Additionally, PURC monitored nine district service centers across both regions to ensure quality service delivery, further supporting the improvement of utility services and public awareness in these regions.

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