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Wenchi Residents defy rain to join clean Wenchi '24 Exercise. Residents, station boys, youth groups and religious bodies in their hundreds on Saturday morning defied heavy rains to join the 2nd edition of clean Wenchi '24 exercise organized by Osagyefo Ampem Anyye Amoampong Tabrako III, the Omanhene of Wenchi Traditional Area of the Bono Region. The exercise was under the theme " Tradition Meets Transformation: A clean Wenchi for a prosperous future". The crowd followed the Omanhene to weed, clean, sweep and distillted gutters along the major stress in Wenchi township amidst "Apo) songs and dancing. The crowd followed Osagyefo Ampem Anyye Amoampong Tabrako III, the Omanhene of Wenchi Traditional Area throughout the exercise and not even the rain falling stopped their continues outpour on the streets. Osagyefo Ampem Anyye Amoampong Tabrako III, addressing the gathering shortly after the exercise marveled their sanitation improvement. He thanked them for showing up

Hon. Agyeman Manu Cautions Constituents Against NDC's Alleged Election Rigging Plans. Hon. Kwaku Agyeman Manu, MP for Dormaa Central constituency and NPP Parliamentary Candidate, has warned his constituents to be vigilant since the voter exhibition process has ended but still NDC has concerns, citing concerns about the NDC's intentions. During an engagement with his constituents, Hon. Agyeman Manu stated that the voter exhibition process is simple, but expressed doubts about the NDC's willingness to follow the rules. He alleged that whenever the NDC complains about election rigging, it is a sign that they are planning to rig the elections themselves. The NPP Parliamentary Candidate also addressed the impact of COVID-19 on the government, acknowledging that the pandemic has affected Ghana's economy just like other countries, including the United States and other developed nations. However, he highlighted the recent increase in cocoa prices as a positive development, caut

Election 2024: We will embark on "Ataya" business at polling centres to avoid sleeping on the night of the election day - Dormaa Central NDC PC. The Parliamentary candidate for the National Democratic Congress in Dormaa Central Constituency of the Bono Region, Mr. John Kwame Adu Jack has disclosed some strategies to be mounted by the NDC to prevent their polling agents and other polling station executives from slumber to ensure critical observation of the electoral processes until the last ballot is counted to secure their victory.  Addressing scores of NDC supporters at the forecourt of the party office in Dormaa Ahenkro  during the official launching of their campaign for the forthcoming elections, Hon John Jack urged all party members to come out in their numbers on December 7th to vote for the NDC to reset the country for better prospects. He reiterated that the party supporters and executives will embark on the consumption of "Ataya" on the night of the electio

1997 Year Group of Asuaa Ababio Methodist Preparatory and JHS Gives Back to Alma Mater. The 1997 year group of Asuaa Ababio Methodist Preparatory and Junior High School (JHS) has demonstrated a remarkable gesture of gratitude and philanthropic approach to award a scholarship to five brilliant but needy students. In collaboration with the Prof. Afriyie Foundation, the year group, has committed to supporting these students financially until they complete their JHS education. This generous initiative aims to alleviate the financial burdens on these students and their families, enabling them to focus on their academic pursuits. In addition to the scholarships, the year group also donated three marker boards to the school, further enhancing the learning environment for current students. Led by distinguished members, including Frank Andy Oppong (Tutor at Salvation Army SHS), Dr. Paa Kwasi Bodo (Lecturer at UNER Dormaa Campus), Mrs. Patricia Ntow Yeboah (Headmistress of Methodist Primary Dorm

Today's Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines, Friday 13th September, 2024. Source: Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com 

Chamber of Small Scale Mining Industries Sends Rebuttal on State of Emmergency on Galamsey. The Chamber of Small Scale Mining Industries, representing the interests of legitimate small-scale miners across the country, wishes to address the recent statement issued by Organised Labour, led by the Trades Union Congress (TUC), regarding the galamsey (illegal mining) crisis. While we recognize the severity of the illegal mining menace and its impact on Ghana’s environment and communities, we believe that it is crucial to differentiate between lawful small-scale miners and illegal operators to ensure fairness and accuracy in public discourse. 1. Lawful Small-Scale Mining vs. Galamsey It is essential to clarify that lawful small-scale miners operate under strict regulations set by the Minerals Commission and other relevant authorities. These miners play a vital role in Ghana's economy, providing livelihoods for many Ghanaians and contributing to the country’s gold production. Galamsey ope

Today's Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines, Thursday 12th September, 2024. Source: Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com