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North Dayi District to Boost Trade with New Transit Quarters.

The North Dayi District Assembly is set to establish transit quarters for traders, an initiative aimed at boosting local trade and improving the district’s economy. Spearheaded by Edmund Kudjoh Attah, the DCE and NPP parliamentary candidate, the project will provide safe and affordable accommodations for traders, reducing the stress of long travels and lodging costs.This announcement came during the commissioning of a modern toilet facility and market sheds in Aveme Danyigba, part of efforts to improve market infrastructure, hygiene, and overall trading conditions. Kudjoh Attah emphasized the importance of long-term development projects over temporary election promises, urging support for his leadership and the NPP’s presidential candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, in the upcoming elections.Traders and locals welcomed the initiatives, highlighting their potential to enhance market growth and economic opportunities. The transit quarters are set to transform North Dayi into a thriving […]

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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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Mepe Marks Akosombo Flood Anniversary, Demands Government Accountability.

On the one-year anniversary of the Akosombo Dam floods, the community of Mepe gathered at Degorme camp to reflect on the tragedy and call for stronger government action.Despite GH₵100,000 being spent on camp maintenance by the Mepe Development Association (MDA), over 200 displaced individuals continue to live in temporary shelters, facing adverse weather and health challenges. Tangible support from government authorities has yet to materialize.North Tongu MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa is spearheading legal action to ensure accountability, emphasizing the need for compensation, housing, and psychological support for victims.The disaster has also highlighted systemic issues in disaster management, with stakeholders urging the government to prioritize prevention, efficient response, and recovery policies.Chairman Fabian Mawulenu Kojo of the MDA called for better collaboration between the government, traditional councils, and community groups to address post-disaster challenges effectively.The community continues to demonstrate resilience, but their […]

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Pedal to Excellence Initiative Empowers 45 Adaklu Kids with Bicycles.

Forty-five children from Adaklu Abuadi, Kordiabe, and Helekpe no longer face the grueling 10-kilometer trek to computer classes, thanks to the "Pedal to Excellence" initiative by Friends of Adaklu (FOA). This project, supported by Christina and the Academy, provided 30 bicycles and helmets to enhance digital literacy access at the Good Life Centre in Adaklu Tsriefe.According to FOA’s Country Director, Madam Stella Kudah, the bicycles are part of efforts to improve attendance, focus, and learning outcomes. The bicycles are shared rotationally, with measures in place, including a sign-in system and parental oversight, to ensure proper use.Parents, such as Johnson Kumafo, lauded the program, which alleviates the physical strain on children while boosting their interest in computing. Despite the progress, challenges remain, including the need for more computers to expand enrollment.FOA calls for support to sustain and expand this impactful program, […]

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Kpetoe Market Gets Modern Health Facility to End Services Under Trees.

The residents of Kpetoe Market Center can now access healthcare in a modern facility, thanks to Hon. Charles Agbeve, MP for Agortime Ziope. Previously, health services were delivered under mango trees due to the absence of proper infrastructure. The new NHIS-funded health post, completed in three months, includes delivery and retention beds, OPD equipment, and electronic tools. Hon. Agbeve, who commissioned the facility on November 15, 2024, pledged further upgrades, including 24-hour services and additional amenities. Supported by World Vision International and other stakeholders, this CHPS compound will significantly improve healthcare delivery in the district.

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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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Hohoe Farmer Gets 18 Months for Stealing Akpeteshie Distillation Pipe.

An 18-year-old farmer, Olator Moses, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison by the Hohoe Circuit Court for stealing a metal pipe used for distilling akpeteshie (a local gin). The pipe, valued at GH₵700, belonged to a farmer who had set up a distillation unit at his cottage.The incident occurred on October 11, 2024, when Moses visited the farm cottage and later stole the pipe. The next day, the owner discovered the theft and lodged a complaint. Moses was arrested days later for a separate theft case and confessed to stealing the pipe when confronted by the complainant.Moses revealed that he sold the pipe to a scrap dealer for GH₵230, using GH₵90 for transport and spending the remaining GH₵140 on food. He led the police to the scrap dealer’s shop and the crime scene, confirming his actions.The court, presided […]

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GH¢2,000 Reward for Cocoa Smuggling Whistleblowers Announced by COCOBOD.

COCOBOD CEO Joseph Boahen Aidoo has introduced a GH¢2,000 reward for informants who report cocoa smugglers, ensuring that culprits are apprehended. The initiative aims to protect Ghana's cocoa industry from revenue losses due to smuggling.Key Points:Incentive Structure:The GH¢2,000 reward will be shared between informants and security personnel.Farmers are encouraged to collaborate with law enforcement to curb smuggling.Farmer Education:At forums across the Eastern Region, over 3,000 cocoa farmers received training on best practices, including fertilization, pruning, and hand pollination, to boost productivity.Farmers were advised against harmful practices like the use of banned weedicides.Economic Measures:COCOBOD has shifted from syndicated loans to internal funding, saving $120 million in interest costs.Producer prices of cocoa have risen significantly from GH¢475 in 2017 to GH¢3,100 in 2024.Commendation and Encouragement:Officials praised cocoa farmers for their vital role in Ghana's economy and encouraged them to sustain efforts for […]

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Aflao Communities Unite Against Small Arms Trafficking in ‘Silence the Gun’ Campaign.

The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons (NACSA) successfully conducted a two-day campaign in Aflao, aiming to combat small arms proliferation and promote peace. Key Highlights: Campaign Name: Silence the Gun, Save a Life. Support: Funded by SALIENT, UNDP, and UNODC, with backing from international partners like Finland and Japan. Activities: Included stakeholder engagements, a Peace March, cultural displays, and a documentary highlighting the dangers of illegal arms. Outcome: Reaffirmation of commitment by local leaders and NACSA to tackle gun violence and enhance security. The initiative marked a significant step towards curbing small arms trafficking in Aflao, a hotspot for illegal arms trading on Ghana's border with Togo. The National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons (NACSA) successfully conducted a two-day campaign in Aflao, aiming to combat small arms proliferation and promote peace. Key Highlights: Campaign Name: […]

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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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