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ASHANTI NPP PARLIAMENTARY CAUCUS EXPRESSES SYMPATHY FOR KUMASI MARKET FIRE VICTIMS,DEMANDS GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION: A devastating fire has ravaged a building adjacent to the Old Central Market in Kumasi, destroying several shops and jeopardizing the livelihoods of numerous traders and business owners. The Ashanti Caucus in Parliament has expressed deep sorrow over the incident, extending heartfelt sympathies to all affected individuals and families. This latest fire outbreak is part of a troubling pattern of increasing fire incidents in the Ashanti Region, which continue to wreak havoc on businesses and local economies. In recent months, several major fire disasters have been recorded…

Forestry Commission Scheduled 21st March,Chooses Nkawie Kufuor’s Park for 2025 International Day Of Forests Celebration: Preparations are underway for the International Day of Forests, scheduled to take place on March 21st, 2025, at the Nkawie Kuffour Park. According to Abraham Essel, Manager of the Nkawie Forestry District, this year’s celebration promises to be a significant event, with a focus on establishing a food forest. The program, which aims to promote sustainable forest management and address the issue of forest degradation, will be attended by high-profile guests, including President John Dramani Mahama,Hon Emmanuel Armah Kofi-Buah,Lands and Natural Resources Minister,The Ministry of…

Bosomtwe Nnuasohene laments over lack of Developement,calls for collaborative support: The Chief of Nnuaso in the Bosomtwe district of Ashanti region Nana Obiri Yeboah is seeking support to complete ongoing essential community self Initiated development projects. These projects, which include a Toilet Facility, Classroom Block, and Computer Laboratory, are vital for the community’s growth and development. The Chief emphasized the need for collective effort, stating “one man cannot do it all.” He urged philanthropists and the general public to contribute to the completion of these projects. Furthermore, Nnuasohene reminded the government to fulfill its 2024 campaign promise to address the…

Second Chance is NOT an Automatic Right or Entitlement “Ungrateful people normally fade away(‘die’) prematurely”. This is a profound statement from one man of God in the country and therefore as people we must be careful about how we treat those who once helped us. The Presidential seat is NOT for the simplest or humblest or loudest. The seat is for the most prepared, as well as the most preferred by the majority of Ghanaians. Second or third or fourth chance also depends on the demonstration of sound leadership qualities after first defeat. Throughout history, successful people were once a…

Recognize Herbal Practitioners In Your Plans- Dr Sharp to Government: Dr. Augustine Gyimah, CEO of Original Dr. Sharp Herbal Center, is advocating for the government to recognize the value of herbal practitioners in their plans. He believes that herbal medicine is a precious gift to Africa and should not be underestimated. This sentiment is echoed in the work of Dr. Sharp Herbal Center, which is committed to providing high-quality Ayurvedic products that promote good health. By embracing herbal medicine, the government can tap into a rich tradition of natural healing that has been passed down through generations. This could lead…

“MPs should not attend the same hospital with ordinary Ghanaians for security sake” – Afenyo Markin The issue arose during the swearing-in of the Parliamentary Service Board yesterday, where Afenyo-Markin suggested that lawmakers and Parliament as a whole needed a specialised healthcare facility to cater to their medical needs. ” Mr. Speaker, there are two things that I look forward to seeing happen in the ninth government. One, a hospital for parliament. If it does happen in accordance with your vision, it will be a great aspect. We are in the political class. Our health issues are to be known…

FORGET VICTORY 2028 AND LEAN FROM PAST MISTAKES-ST SARK TO NPP Renowned man of God, St Sark, has advised the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to reflect on past mistakes to recapture power in 2028. He emphasizes that obedience and respect are crucial for success. He urged the NPP to learn from history and other parties’ experiences. In fact, research has shown that learning from past defeats can help political parties reorganize and win future elections. So, it seems St Sark’s advice is spot on. By heeding this counsel, the NPP might just find themselves back in power come 2028.…

Concern farmers Association of Ghana Reacts to Minority Leader Recent Proposal On A New Parliamentary Chamber: We are compelled to respond to the recent proposal by Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, which was met with opposition from Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga. The suggestion to establish a dedicated hospital for Members of Parliament and construct a new parliamentary chamber has sparked intense debate While we acknowledge the need for improved working conditions and healthcare facilities for MPs, we cannot help but feel that this proposal is misplaced and prioritizes the interests of lawmakers over those of the ordinary Ghanaian. It is unconscionable…

Ashanti regional minister Urges Energy Ministry to Enhance Transparency on Power Outages The Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, has urged the Energy Ministry and relevant agencies to enhance communication regarding power outages in the region to keep the public informed. Speaking during a visit by the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr. Amoakohene emphasized the need for transparency in addressing the ongoing power supply challenges. He noted that while various reasons have been cited for the outages including technical faults and alleged sabotage poor communication has been a major concern. He stressed that providing timely updates on planned…

PATH and Ghana Kidney Association commemorate World Kidney Day PATH and the Ghana Kidney Association are observing World Kidney Day, marked annually on March 13th. This year’s theme, “Are your Kidneys ok? Detect early, protect Kidney health,” aims to raise awareness about Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and encourage early detection and prevention. According to Dr. Robert Yeboah, Program Director for the Healthy Heart Africa program at PATH Ghana, CKD affects approximately 850 million people worldwide. If left untreated, CKD can progress to kidney failure, leading to severe complications and premature mortality. Dr. Yeboah noted that by 2040, CKD is projected…