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  Nkawkaw, Eastern Region – The Kwahu West Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has led residents, traders, assembly members, and personnel from the Ghana National Fire Service and the Ambulance Service in a massive clean-up exercise across the Nkawkaw Central Business District and surrounding areas. The exercise forms part of efforts by the Assembly to improve environmental sanitation and promote responsible waste management in the municipality. Speaking after the exercise, Hon. Halidu commended participants for turning out in their numbers and urged residents to sustain the habit of keeping their surroundings clean.  “Cleanliness is a collective responsibility. We must all play our part to ensure Kwahu West remains clean, healthy, and attractive for business and living,” he said. Also speaking, Mr. Eric Klenam, Director of KLENAV Sanitation Company, the private waste management firm in charge of the municipality, reaffirmed his company’s commitment to providing eff...

  The Municipal Chief Executive of Kwahu West Municipal Assembly, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has called on Ghanaians to use the National Day of Prayers and Thanksgiving as a moment to strengthen unity, peace, and stability in the country. ‎ ‎Speaking at the event held under the theme _“Resetting Our Values to Build the Ghana We Want,”_ Hon. Halidu said one of Ghana’s greatest strengths is the religious harmony that exists among Christians, Muslims, and traditionalists. ‎ ‎“Ghanaians worship differently but work together as one people,” he stated. “We must continue to nurture a spiritual culture of gratitude, foster unity in diversity, and elevate our national consciousness to appreciate the hand of God in the affairs of the country.” ‎ ‎The MCE also stressed the need for vigilance against forces that threaten Ghana’s social cohesion, urging citizens to remain united in purpose as the nation works toward development. ‎ ‎Rev. Vincent Lawer Marji, District Minister of Nkawkaw Presbyt...

AKROPONG, Eastern Region –  The Chairperson of Akuapem Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Rev. Ebenezer Acheampong Asiedu, has commended members of the Men’s Fellowship for their vibrant Christian activities across the Presbytery’s 25 districts. Speaking at the 40th Anniversary and Thanksgiving Service of the Presbytery Men’s Fellowship at Akropong Christ Church, Rev. Asiedu praised the men for their visibility and dedication in their congregations, districts, and throughout the 25 districts he oversees which include Abiriw, Aburi, Adaiso, Adukrom, Adweso, Adawso, Asuboi, Akropong, Amanokrom, Djankrom, Effiduase, Koforidua, Larteh, Mampong, Mile 50, Mamfe, Nsawam, Nsukwao, Suhum Central, Suhum New Town, Suhum Ofori Krom, Nankese, Tutu, Coaltar, and Adoagyiri. Rev Asiedu noted that the men are making  impact as Presbyters, Church Counsellors, Catechists, Bible Study teachers, Junior Youth and Children’s Class teachers.  Rev. Asiedu encouraged them not to relen...

  Akyem Tafo, Eastern Region – July 1, 2026 The Area Sales Manager for MTN Ghana in the Eastern, Volta and Oti Regions, Mr. Ransford Gyan, has reaffirmed the telecommunications company's unwavering commitment to supporting cultural heritage and community development, describing traditional festivals as powerful platforms for promoting unity, preserving identity and driving local economic growth. Speaking in an interview with the media after MTN Ghana presented a donation to Daasebre Adusei Peasah IV, Chief of Akyem Tafo, during this year's Ohumkan Festival at the Awansa Palace on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, Mr. Gyan said MTN remains proud of its longstanding partnership with the Akyem Tafo Traditional Area. According to him, the annual Ohumkan Festival continues to showcase the rich history, values and traditions of the people of Akyem Tafo while creating opportunities for businesses, artisans, traders, transport operators, food vendors and other small enterprises to thrive. He no...

  ‎Ghana– Anas Ahmed, Aspiring NDC Central Regional Deputy Secretary for 2026, has made a direct appeal to President John Dramani Mahama to prioritize the proposed railway project linking Takoradi to Accra via Cape Coast, Mankesim, Apam, and Winneba. ‎ ‎In his open letter titled _“Humble Appeal to H.E John Dramani Mahama,”_ Ahmed argues that an operational train service along the coastal corridor could be a game-changer for Ghana’s urban planning and daily commuting stress. ‎ ‎He says the congestion choking Accra can be significantly reduced if more people choose to settle in growing towns along the proposed rail stretch, including Gomoa, Apam, Twifo Praso, Cape Coast, and Effutu. With a reliable train, residents could live outside the capital and still commute to work with ease. ‎ ‎“Mr President, please think about the Train Lane Project... If I wake up at 5:30am and there is a train to bring me to work at the ministries in Accra by 7:30am, why wouldn’t I choose my security...

                    ACP Susana Adjei addressing officers The Adenta Divisional Police Commander, ACP Susana Adjei, has called for stronger collaboration between the police and the public, stressing that ensuring peace and security is a shared responsibility that cannot be borne by the Police Service alone. Speaking at the 2026 West African Security Services Association (WASSA) celebration held in Adenta on Friday, June 26, 2026, ACP Adjei underscored the importance of building trust and cooperation between security agencies and the communities they serve. The event brought together police officers, officials from the Adenta and La Nkwantanang-Madina Municipal Assemblies, representatives of other security agencies, and members of the public to celebrate the dedication and achievements of personnel.                             A Section of The Gathering  Drawing ins...