Three communities in Nkoranza North gets potable water, Gives thanks to DCE
More than 900 residents of Timiabu, Madina and Konkrompe, rural communities nestled in the Nkoranza North District of the Bono...
Can “self-destructing plastic” technology from Imperial College offer Ghana a breath of fresh air?
By: Linda Dede Nyanya Godji Incoom Plastics have become a convenient part of daily life for many Ghanaians, widely used...
U.S. Position , Moroccan Sahara, ‘Clear’, ‘unequivocal’ -, Says, Massad Boulos
Rabat - The United States president Donald Trump's Senior Advisor for Africa, Massad Boulos, reaffirmed that the U.S. position on...
Three communities in Nkoranza North gets potable water, Gives thanks to DCE
More than 900 residents of Timiabu, Madina and Konkrompe, rural communities nestled in the Nkoranza North District of the Bono East Region, have gained access to potable and clean water after years of relying on nearby streams for their water needs. The communities, equipped with a capacity water system, courtesy
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Three communities in Nkoranza North gets potable water, Gives thanks to DCE
More than 900 residents of Timiabu, Madina and Konkrompe, rural communities nestled in the Nkoranza North District of the Bono East Region, have gained access to potable and clean water after years of relying on nearby streams for their water needs. The communities, equipped with a capacity water system, courtesy
Minority Health Caucus Urges Tamale Teaching Hospital Doctors to Resume Critical Services
The Minority Caucus on Health in Parliament has appealed to the Doctors Association of the Tamale Teaching Hospital (DATTH) to urgently reconsider their decision to suspend emergency and outpatient services at the facility, citing serious concerns over the impact on public health. In an official statement issued on Friday, the
Leadership Corruption Is A Distractive Force, UN Peace Ambassador Sam Owusu To ECOWAS Leaders
The United Nations Peace Ambassador to Ghana, Bishop Dr. Sam Owusu, has appealed to ECOWAS Leaders to eschew Leadership Corruption in all sectors of governance. According to him, Leadership Corruption is a strong distractive force that impedes the progress of ECOWAS Member countries, stressing that leaders must prioritize the fight
Bryan Acheampong Donates GH¢300K to Fire Victims …Pledges Modern Rebuild of Kumasi Markets
Dr. Bryan Acheampong has stepped forward not only with a generous GH¢300,000 donation to fire victims in Kumasi but also with a bold vision to transform Ghana’s markets into safer, modern trading spaces. During visits to the fire-ravaged Adum and Kantamanto markets, Dr. Acheampong disbursed GH¢300,000 offering critical relief to
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Time To Declare State Of Emergency On Illegal Mining – Kwabena Adu Koranteng writes
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Justice Requires Strength—The President’s Responsibility.
In times when corruption threatens the moral fabric of nations, it becomes essential to examine the responsibility of leadership—not through sentiment, but through justice. History and scripture offer vivid lessons. King Saul, chosen by God, was tasked with eliminating a corrupt and dangerous people. But instead of fulfilling his assignment
Public Sector Reforms in Ghana: A Critical Component for Service Delivery to Citizens and the Private Sector
There have been varied concerns in recent times about the essence of public sector reforms in Ghana. Whilst some do not find it useful, others see it as essential in modern-day institutional practice of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery to the citizenry and the private sector. Arguably,