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Mahama Criticizes Akufo-Addo on Galamsey Fight.

Former President John Dramani Mahama has taken a firm stand against President Akufo-Addo’s approach to tackling illegal mining, popularly known as "galamsey." Mahama’s comments come after Akufo-Addo’s recent remarks suggesting that his administration has made significant strides in addressing the environmental and socio-economic crisis posed by galamsey. However, Mahama argued that the president has failed to address the root causes of the problem, and called for a more decisive government-led approach. The issue of galamsey has remained a major point of contention in Ghana, with accusations that political and traditional leaders are complicit in the illegal activity, which has led to devastating environmental degradation.

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Final Voters’ Register for 2024 Elections Set for Early November Release.

The Electoral Commission has announced that the final voters' register for the upcoming 2024 elections will be released by the first week of November. This move comes after several months of voter registration and cleanup exercises aimed at ensuring an accurate and comprehensive register. With the elections drawing nearer, the EC has reiterated its commitment to a transparent process and urged all eligible Ghanaians to verify their details on the final register.

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Electoral Commission Assures Transparency for 2024 Elections.

With tensions rising ahead of Ghana’s 2024 elections, the Electoral Commission (EC) has assured the public that the election will be transparent and free from manipulation. The EC emphasized that it will not support any political party but will strictly adhere to electoral laws and ensure the election is credible. In addition to encouraging voter registration, the EC also announced steps to address concerns raised by various political stakeholders regarding the integrity of the electoral process.

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Nine Illegal Miners Arrested in New Crackdown.

In the ongoing fight against illegal mining, commonly referred to as "galamsey," nine individuals were arrested in a coordinated operation across several regions in Ghana. Law enforcement authorities seized and destroyed over 50 pieces of mining equipment during the raids. The operation is part of a broader effort by the government to curb the environmental damage caused by illegal mining activities, which continue to threaten Ghana’s water bodies and farmlands.

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Ghana’s Electoral Commission Opens Online Voter Re-Exhibition.

In preparation for the 2024 general elections, Ghana’s Electoral Commission (EC) has launched an online platform that allows voters to verify their registration details. This initiative is part of the EC’s effort to ensure accuracy and transparency in the electoral process. Voters are encouraged to take advantage of this online re-exhibition exercise to check their data, report any errors, and ensure they are eligible to vote.

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Green Growth Ghana Project Empowers Women and Youth in Upper west Region.

The Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI), in partnership with Presbyterian University Ghana and the EU Delegation in Ghana, launched the "Green Growth Ghana Project" in Wa on October 9, 2024. The initiative is aimed at economically empowering women and youth in the Northern Savannah Regions through the green and circular economy. The project focuses on training and supporting small-scale enterprises in agro-forestry and environmentally sustainable business practices. It aligns with several UN Sustainable Development Goals, including gender equality and climate action. During the event, the GNCCI President, Dr. Clement Osei-Amoako, highlighted the importance of sustainable business practices for addressing challenges like climate change and economic dependence on agriculture. The event also awarded outstanding businesses, with the Naa-Momori Technical Institute receiving sewing machines.

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Drivers Demand Urgent Repairs on Dangerous Wa-Dorimon Road.

Residents and commuters in the Upper West Region are calling on the government to fix the deteriorating Wa-Dorimon road, which poses significant risks to drivers and pedestrians. Years of neglect have left the road with potholes and uneven surfaces, leading to frequent vehicle breakdowns and accidents. Drivers, especially tricycle operators, report dangerous conditions, particularly for vulnerable passengers like pregnant women. Despite community efforts to make temporary repairs, they stress the need for a permanent solution to ensure safety and reduce the risk of accidents and crime along the route.

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Youth Coalition Engages on Ghana Youth Barometer Report in Wa.

The Voices of Youth Coalition held a dialogue in Wa to discuss the Ghana Youth Barometer Report. The event brought together various youth groups, stakeholders, and policymakers to assess key findings on youth challenges in the country, focusing on employment, education, and participation in governance. The forum aimed to explore solutions for youth development and foster collaboration between young people and decision-makers.

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Upper West Welcomes Rain After Islamic Prayers Bring Relief to Farmers.

The Upper West Region of Ghana has finally experienced much-needed rainfall after weeks of dry weather, following special Islamic prayers for rain in the farming communities of Manwe and Kpongu. The Salaatul Istisqa, a prayer for rain led by local Imams, was performed yesterday as farmers faced severe drought during the peak of the rainy season, leaving crops wilting and livelihoods in jeopardy.Just hours after the prayer, the heavens opened, bringing gentle but steady rain to the region, much to the relief of farmers and residents. The downpour has rekindled hope that a successful harvest might still be possible, averting the threat of food shortages and worsening poverty in the region, where agriculture is the backbone of the economy.The Upper West Regional Chief Imam, Alhaji Osman Mahama Kanihi, has announced plans to lead another prayer session to ensure the rains […]

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GFA Vice-President Inspects Borehole Projects in Upper West.

Ghana Football Association (GFA) Vice-President Mark Addo recently visited the Upper West Region to inspect various borehole projects initiated by the GFA. The projects, located at Tendamba JHS and Wa Senior High School, are part of the GFA's initiative to provide sustainable water sources for football fields used in association-organized matches.During his visit, Addo was accompanied by RFA Coordinator Daasebre Adu-Asare, Upper West RFA Chairman Alhaji Sadugu Yahaya, and Executive Council members. Addo expressed satisfaction with the impact of the Tendamba JHS borehole, which not only waters the football field but also supplies clean drinking water to the school.He highlighted the GFA’s commitment to investing in infrastructure to support grassroots football development. His visit coincided with the Upper West Regional Football Association Congress held on September 26, 2024.

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