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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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Thousands Attend Funeral of Kingdom Transport Founder, Dr. Felix Semavor, in Volta Region.

The small border town of Shia in the Volta Region witnessed an outpouring of tributes and support over the weekend as thousands gathered for the funeral of Dr. Felix Semavor, a prominent entrepreneur and philanthropist. As founder of Kingdom Transport Services and Kings University College, Dr. Semavor made notable contributions to Ghana's transport and education sectors.Dignitaries, including politicians and corporate leaders, attended the ceremony at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, recognizing his contributions to national development. The event sparked an economic boom in the community and highlighted Dr. Semavor's legacy of kindness, particularly his efforts in supporting Shia Senior High School and numerous charitable initiatives.Dr. Semavor was privately laid to rest in a mausoleum at his residence in Shia. His family vowed to continue his charitable and business efforts, ensuring his legacy endures.

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Peasant Farmers in Volta Region Urged to Adopt Eco-Friendly Farming.

The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) recently organized a stakeholder engagement in the Volta Region to promote agroecology, a sustainable alternative to chemical-based farming. The event, supported by the 11th Hour Project, highlighted the harmful effects of agrochemicals on both land and human health.Bismark Owusu Nortey, PFAG’s National Executive Director, stressed the importance of shifting to agroecological practices that preserve soil health, reduce chemical dependency, and increase resilience to climate change. The Volta Regional Director of Agriculture, William Dzamefe, also encouraged farmers to diversify their farming methods in response to the growing impacts of climate change.Participants expressed optimism about the insights gained, with plans to implement agroecological practices on their farms. PFAG aims to expand these engagements nationwide, promoting a healthier ecosystem and sustainable farming methods.

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NDC Chairman Concern Over Low Voter Turnout in Volta Region.

Johnson Asiedu Nketia, National Chairman of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), has expressed concerns over low voter turnout in the Volta Region ahead of the upcoming general elections. During a tour of the region, he emphasized the importance of every party supporter participating in the voting process to avoid complacency, which could weaken the NDC’s chances of securing victory. Asiedu Nketia urged voters to overcome intimidation and assist each other to ensure a strong turnout, which is critical for offsetting opposition votes in other regions.

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GAWU Launches Initiative to Combat Child Labour in Volta Fishing Communities.

The General Agriculture Workers Union (GAWU) is taking significant steps to combat child labour in Ghana’s fishing communities, particularly around Volta Lake. In collaboration with the Danish Trade Union Development Agency (DTDA), GAWU visited the North Dayi district and Kpando municipality, raising awareness about the importance of prioritizing education for children over labour.During the visit, a Community Child Protection Committee (CCPC) was established to monitor and report instances of child labour. District Chief Executive Kudjo Atta emphasized the need for accurate reporting and urged community members to differentiate between legitimate help and exploitation.GAWU’s General Secretary, Andrews Addoquaye Taggoe, encouraged parents to keep their children in school, highlighting that education is essential for achieving future aspirations. To further support local schools, GAWU donated a seesaw and shirts promoting the message "Child Labour, Away!!," reinforcing their commitment to fostering a child-friendly environment. […]

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Surge of Support for Kyerematen’s Vision in Volta Region.

he Afrafranto Caravan Tour, led by Hopeson Adorye, has seen significant growth in the Volta Region as support for Alan Kyerematen's presidential campaign surges. With each stop, Kyerematen's vision for transforming the region into a Skills Development Hub is resonating deeply with locals. Traditional leaders, including Torgbui Sri III of Anlo and Torgbui Dzelu IV of Dzelukope, have expressed their support, praising Kyerematen’s leadership. Adorye encouraged the people of Volta to turn their love for Kyerematen into votes, emphasizing that his presidency would bring development and jobs to the region. The campaign contrasts his vision with the perceived shortcomings of previous governments, sparking a renewed sense of purpose among voters.

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Hohoe Man Punished for Vandalizing NPP Campaign Posters.

A viral video circulating online shows a young man in Hohoe receiving ten lashes for damaging campaign posters of John-Peter Amewu, the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for the Hohoe Constituency. Jonas-Kwofi Worlanyo, Vice Chairman of a local voluntary group supporting Amewu, noted an increase in such vandalism. Destroying or defacing campaign materials is an electoral offence in Ghana, punishable by fines or imprisonment. The man’s actions highlight the seriousness of electoral violations as the 2024 elections approach.

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Ho Tennis Club Claims Victory at 2024 Donewell-Asogli Tournament.

The Ho Tennis Club (HTC) triumphed at the 2024 Donewell-HTC Asogli Tennis Tournament, held at the Ho Tennis Court as part of the annual Asogli Yam Festival celebrations. Competing against top clubs like Tesano Depot, Tarkwa Goldfields, and Tema Premier, HTC dominated the matches, winning key rounds such as the Ladies, Men’s, and Mixed Doubles.HTC’s teamwork and home advantage proved vital as they defeated their opponents, eventually securing a 3-0 victory and being crowned champions. The tournament, which has been running for 15 years, serves to nurture tennis talent and promote the rich Asogli culture.

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Volta Minister Praises Aquaculture for Jobs Program.

Dr. Archibald Yao Letsa, the Volta Regional Minister, has commended the Aquaculture for Food and Jobs Programme, a new initiative by the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development. Speaking at a training event in Ho, Dr. Letsa encouraged participants to take the program seriously, highlighting its potential to empower them economically and improve their livelihoods.Addressing the 776 participants from various districts in the Volta Region, Dr. Letsa emphasized the importance of hard work and dedication, urging them to apply the skills they acquired to establish successful aquaculture businesses. He also reassured the trainees that the government would offer support in the early stages of their ventures.Dr. Letsa emphasized that aquaculture can provide sustainable income, enabling participants to take care of their families and improve their living standards. The training covered essential topics, including fish farming techniques, marketing, and financial management, […]

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Volta Region: Families Stranded Due to Mortuary Workers Union Strike.

Families in the Volta Region have been left in a difficult situation as the ongoing strike by the Mortuary Workers Union continues to have a severe impact. Many families with deceased loved ones are now unable to retrieve bodies for burial, causing emotional distress and logistical challenges.The strike, which began earlier this week, has led to a halt in operations at several mortuaries across the region. Workers are protesting poor working conditions, inadequate wages, and lack of proper equipment, which they claim has made their work difficult and unsafe.As a result of the strike, families who were preparing to bury their deceased relatives are now left stranded, unsure of when the situation will be resolved. Some families are reportedly considering alternative arrangements, such as transporting the bodies to neighboring regions where mortuary services may still be operational.The Mortuary Workers Union […]

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