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Innovation, key to Ghana’s security robustness – Dep Interior Minister

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  • 2025-10-27
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Mr Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, the Deputy Minister of the Interior, has called for renewed commitment to innovation and collaboration to strengthen Ghana’s security and safety systems. Ghana must adapt to the changing security environment by…

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President announces increase in DACF allocation for Persons with Disabilities 

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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The Government will increase the District Assemblies’ Common Fund (DACF) allocation for Persons with Disabilities from three per cent to five per cent starting next year, President John Dramani Mahama has announced. The President announced…

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Mawuli School at 75: colour, culture, and commitment inspire grand celebration

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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Mawuli School in Ho has held its 75th Anniversary, a spectacle of colour, symbolism, and pride, with students, alumni, and dignitaries gathering under the theme, “Empowering the Head, Heart, and Hand into the Future.” The…

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No room for indiscipline – Haruna Iddrisu warns

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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Mr Haruna Iddrisu, Minister of Education has warned that the education sector will not tolerate indiscipline in schools, particularly with regards to unapproved haircuts and dress styles. Speaking at the 75th anniversary celebration of Mawuli…

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African Governments urged to defend continent’s interest in global climate negotiations

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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African governments have been urged to defend the continent’s interest in global climate negotiations and ensure that international commitments on climate adaptation and financing yield tangible benefits for vulnerable communities across the Africa. This call…

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Kparekpare community pays last respects to former first lady Nana Konadu Rawlings

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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The Kparekpare community of Krachi East Municipality in the Oti Region, came together on Sunday, October 26, to pay their last respects to the memory of former first lady of Ghana, Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings.…

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Prudential Bank offers breast cancer screening for 200 women at Aboabo

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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In observance of World Breast Cancer Month, Prudential Bank Limited has organised a breast cancer screening exercise for 200 women at Aboabo in the Asokore Mampong Municipality. Eighteen medical professionals from Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital…

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Jackson University College: Redefining teacher education and transforming underserved communities

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-27
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Jackson University College (JUC) continues to distinguish itself as a beacon of innovation and excellence in Ghana’s teacher education landscape. At its 13th Congregation held in Kumasi, 877 newly trained teachers were conferred with degrees…

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Africa’s Digital Sovereignty Attainable -Chief of Staff  

  • By kgeetv
  • 2025-10-26
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Julius Debrah, the Chief of Staff, has stated that Africa’s digital identity and sovereignty are no longer unattainable ideals but achievable goals, provided the continent embraces a unified vision and strategic investment in technology and…

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Nneka Youth Foundation, partners mark International Girl-Child Day 

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-25
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SheSpeaks Forum, an affiliate of the Nneka Youth Foundation, a not-for-profit youth-oriented organisation has marked the International Day of the Girl-Child at the Agotime Senior High School in the Agotime Ziope District in the Volta…

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Ghana’s legal, institutional frameworks for ocean governance MSP-friendly

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  • 2025-10-25
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Ghana’s legal and institutional frameworks for ocean governance have been assessed as Marine Spatial Planning (MSP)-friendly and aligns with international conventions. This follows a validation workshop organised by the Fisheries Committee for the West Central…

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Suspected criminal in police custody for possession of stolen items, narcotics

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  • 2025-10-25
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The Bono Regional Police Command has arrested a suspected criminal at Buoku, near Chiraa in the Sunyani West Municipality. Suspect Evans Ameyaw, 25 years is presently in custody assisting police investigations, a statement issued and…

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GLFx Tamale, partners promote indigenous-based conservation at Yiworgu

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-25
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The Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) through its local network chapter, GLFx Tamale, is leveraging indigenous knowledge and traditional practices to promote environmental sustainability and forest conservation at Yiworgu community in the Savelugu Municipality. At the…

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Teachers, school children at Odomase undergo training on cyber-security

  • By prince
  • 2025-10-25
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Teachers and school children at the Odomase Model School and Presbyterian Junior High School in the Sunyani West Municipality have undergone a three-day training on digital space and cyber-security. The Africa Rural Internet and STEM…

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  • Ghana marks 69th Independence Anniversary with call for discipline, patriotism Ghana on Friday marked its 69th Independence Anniversary with a ceremonial parade at the Jubilee House in Accra, calling on citizens to build prosperity, restore hope and uphold discipline and patriotism. The colourful but modest ceremony, held at the forecourt of the Junilee House, Accra, brought together government officials, Members of Parliament, traditional rulers, clergy, political party representatives, members of the diplomatic corps, security service heads and civil society organisations. Delivering the Independence Day address, President John Dramani Mahama urged Ghanaians to embrace discipline, responsibility and patriotism as essential values for national development. Former Heads of State and senior public officials attended the event, alongside students and representatives of various institutions who participated in the parade and cultural displays. Dr Terrance Michael Drew, Prime Minister of the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, who is on an official state visit to Ghana, was the Special Guest of Honour. The ceremony featured a guard of honour mounted by the Ghana Armed Forces, inspection of the parade and patriotic and cultural performances by schoolchildren. One of the highlights was the lighting of the Perpetual Flame by the President, symbolising Ghana’s enduring spirit of freedom, unity and national resilience. The parade also featured musical displays by a military band, patriotic songs and poetry recitals by students, cultural performances by schoolchildren and traditional drum appellations. Participating schools included St John Bosco School, Ministry of Health Basic School, Labone Senior High School and Agbogbloshie Basic School. The celebration was held on the theme: “Building Prosperity, Restoring Hope.” “This theme is more than just ceremonial. It represents a covenant between the government and the governed- a solemn promise that every decision we make and every policy we implement must foster prosperity and renew hope for every Ghanaian,” the President said. Independence Day is observed annually on March 6 to commemorate Ghana’s attainment of independence from British colonial rule in 1957 under the leadership of Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. President Mahama paid tribute to the country’s founding leaders, particularly Dr Kwame Nkrumah, who declared Ghana’s independence and championed the cause of African liberation. He also acknowledged the contributions of subsequent national leaders whose efforts, he said, had shaped Ghana’s democratic and developmental journey. “Our democracy has endured because we have learned to compete without destroying, to disagree without hatred, and to transfer power peacefully,” he said. The President said Ghana’s independence carried a responsibility for citizens to uphold integrity, protect public resources and contribute meaningfully to national development. He urged renewed discipline in national life and called on citizens to demonstrate patriotism through actions that protect national assets and promote the collective good. “True patriotism must be shown through our everyday actions – the citizen who protects public property, the public servant who treats every Ghanaian with respect, and the entrepreneur who invests in Ghana’s future,” he said. President Mahama reiterated the Government’s commitment to strengthening accountability and fighting corruption, describing corruption as a major obstacle to development. “Every cedi that is stolen from the public purse represents a classroom robbed of textbooks, a hospital without medicines, and opportunities denied to our young people,” he said. The President highlighted initiatives aimed at promoting economic growth, job creation and social development. These include the newly assented 24-hour Economy Authority Bill, which he said would promote productivity and expand employment opportunities by enabling businesses and industries to operate across multiple shifts. He also announced that the Government was in the final stages of establishing the Women’s Development Bank to provide financial support and business assistance to women entrepreneurs. President Mahama encouraged young people to take advantage of opportunities created by digital technology and innovation. “In your hands, a smartphone can become a classroom, a business platform and a gateway to the global economy,” he said. The President acknowledged Ghana’s historical connection with the African diaspora and welcomed the presence of Prime Minister Drew, describing it as a symbol of enduring ties between Ghana and the Caribbean. He said Ghana would later this month submit a motion at the United Nations seeking recognition of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crimes against humanity. “Ghana is bigger than any one of us. We must place country above party, above tribe, and above personal interests,” he said. Friday’s national ceremony formed part of activities marking the 69th anniversary of Ghana’s independence. To climax the day’s celebrations, the Ghana Armed Forces will hold a fireworks display at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra on Friday evening. The day has been declared a public holiday, with individual, group and family commemorations expected across the country.
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  • Emerson3148 on Ghana marks 69th Independence Anniversary with call for discipline, patriotism Ghana on Friday marked its 69th Independence Anniversary with a ceremonial parade at the Jubilee House in Accra, calling on citizens to build prosperity, restore hope and uphold discipline and patriotism. The colourful but modest ceremony, held at the forecourt of the Junilee House, Accra, brought together government officials, Members of Parliament, traditional rulers, clergy, political party representatives, members of the diplomatic corps, security service heads and civil society organisations. Delivering the Independence Day address, President John Dramani Mahama urged Ghanaians to embrace discipline, responsibility and patriotism as essential values for national development. Former Heads of State and senior public officials attended the event, alongside students and representatives of various institutions who participated in the parade and cultural displays. Dr Terrance Michael Drew, Prime Minister of the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis, who is on an official state visit to Ghana, was the Special Guest of Honour. The ceremony featured a guard of honour mounted by the Ghana Armed Forces, inspection of the parade and patriotic and cultural performances by schoolchildren. One of the highlights was the lighting of the Perpetual Flame by the President, symbolising Ghana’s enduring spirit of freedom, unity and national resilience. The parade also featured musical displays by a military band, patriotic songs and poetry recitals by students, cultural performances by schoolchildren and traditional drum appellations. Participating schools included St John Bosco School, Ministry of Health Basic School, Labone Senior High School and Agbogbloshie Basic School. The celebration was held on the theme: “Building Prosperity, Restoring Hope.” “This theme is more than just ceremonial. It represents a covenant between the government and the governed- a solemn promise that every decision we make and every policy we implement must foster prosperity and renew hope for every Ghanaian,” the President said. Independence Day is observed annually on March 6 to commemorate Ghana’s attainment of independence from British colonial rule in 1957 under the leadership of Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. President Mahama paid tribute to the country’s founding leaders, particularly Dr Kwame Nkrumah, who declared Ghana’s independence and championed the cause of African liberation. He also acknowledged the contributions of subsequent national leaders whose efforts, he said, had shaped Ghana’s democratic and developmental journey. “Our democracy has endured because we have learned to compete without destroying, to disagree without hatred, and to transfer power peacefully,” he said. 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The President highlighted initiatives aimed at promoting economic growth, job creation and social development. These include the newly assented 24-hour Economy Authority Bill, which he said would promote productivity and expand employment opportunities by enabling businesses and industries to operate across multiple shifts. He also announced that the Government was in the final stages of establishing the Women’s Development Bank to provide financial support and business assistance to women entrepreneurs. President Mahama encouraged young people to take advantage of opportunities created by digital technology and innovation. “In your hands, a smartphone can become a classroom, a business platform and a gateway to the global economy,” he said. The President acknowledged Ghana’s historical connection with the African diaspora and welcomed the presence of Prime Minister Drew, describing it as a symbol of enduring ties between Ghana and the Caribbean. He said Ghana would later this month submit a motion at the United Nations seeking recognition of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crimes against humanity. “Ghana is bigger than any one of us. We must place country above party, above tribe, and above personal interests,” he said. Friday’s national ceremony formed part of activities marking the 69th anniversary of Ghana’s independence. To climax the day’s celebrations, the Ghana Armed Forces will hold a fireworks display at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra on Friday evening. The day has been declared a public holiday, with individual, group and family commemorations expected across the country.

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