- Kingsley Nyarko Calls for Timely Free SHS Funding and Greater Investment in Education
- Kingsley Nyarko Commissions Six-Unit Classroom Block at Nyankyerenease Methodist Basic School
- “You Are Not God”-Kwadaso MP Prof Kingsley Nyarko Fires Back at Rev.Owusu Bempah
- Sekyere Kumawu MP Equips 500 BECE Candidates for SHS, Pledges GH¢500 Reward for Top Performers
- TANO NORTH MP PRESENTS 84 COCOA SPRAYING MACHINES TO FARMERS
- Akrofuom MP Cracks Down on Illegal Mining Along Tutuka-Akrofuom Road
- BREAKING: 8 ILLEGAL MINERS CONFIRMED DEAD AT MINING SITE IN DOME KENIAGO
- KWADASO MP KINGSLEY NYARKO DONATES SEWING MACHINES TO FIVE BENEFICIARIES
Author: HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931
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Hon. Seth Osei Akoto Boosts Nurses Week 2025 with Thousands of Cedis Donation
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MTN’s Adwoa Wiafe to Champion Power of Communication in Building Africa’s Climate Resilience As the world turns its attention to the upcoming UN Climate Conference in Brazil, all eyes in Africa are on the Africa Climate Communication Summit 2025, where Adwoa Wiafe, Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer at MTN Ghana, will deliver a powerful keynote. Under the theme “Towards a Climate Resilient Africa through Strategic Communication”, the virtual summit will explore how words, stories, and media can spark real climate action across the continent. Adwoa Wiafe, a recognized voice in corporate sustainability, has led MTN Ghana’s bold efforts to…
Smart Start for Takorasi Kids: Hon. Dominic Bonsu Powers Kindergarten Classrooms with Digital TVs Source: Justice Baffour,CEO And Managing editor,www.dailywatchgh.com(0246-930931) Education in the Takorasi Electoral Area has received a major boost as the Assembly Member, Hon. Dominic Bonsu, takes bold steps to blend technology with early childhood learning. In a colourful ceremony, Hon. Bonsu donated five brand-new 32-inch LED Smart TVs to five kindergarten schools, a gesture aimed at reshaping how young learners interact with knowledge. The donation, valued at several thousands of Ghana cedis, represents more than just gadgets. It is a forward-looking investment in the future of Takorasi’s…
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Parliamentary Committee, Amnesty Ghana Visit Witches’ Camps; Push for Passage of Anti-Witchcraft Bill Source:www.dailyeatchgh.com The Parliamentary Select Committee on Human Rights, in collaboration with Amnesty International Ghana, has embarked on a three-day fact-finding mission to alleged witches’ camps in Northern Ghana. The visit forms part of efforts to highlight human rights concerns and accelerate the passage of the Criminal Offences (Amendment) Bill, 2025 popularly known as the Anti-Witchcraft Accusations Bill. Led by its Chairman, Hon. Anim Yaw Ernest, the Committee first paid a courtesy call on the Chief of Gambaga, Alhaji Tahiru Tia, before proceeding to the Gambaga Witches’ Camp,…
MTN Ghana and CSOs Unite for “Connectivity Justice” In what is being described as a decisive step toward “connectivity justice,” MTN Ghana opened its doors to Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) at a high-level stakeholder forum held at its Head Office in Accra. This wasn’t business as usual. The telecom giant long seen as the backbone of Ghana’s digital economy invited CSOs not just to listen, but to challenge, shape, and co-create the next phase of Ghana’s digital future. Adwoa Wiafe, Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer (CCSSO), captured the new spirit of engagement with a bold declaration: “We are no…
MTN Sparks “Connectivity Justice” Movement: CSOs Urged to Co-Author Ghana’s Digital Future Framed as a bold step toward what organizers called “connectivity justice,” the Civil Society Forum hosted at MTN Ghana’s head office wasn’t just another stakeholder meeting it was a turning point. For once, Africa’s telecom giant put civil society not at the margins but at the center of the conversation: not as critics, but as co-architects of a sustainable and inclusive digital future. Ghana’s digital transformation has accelerated rapidly in the past decade, reshaping commerce, governance, education, and social interaction. From mobile money to e-learning, reliable connectivity has…