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  Widows, orphans, and the less privileged in Muslim communities have often received limited support from society, as economic challenges make it difficult for relatives to offer consistent help. This lack of assistance has, in part, led to increasing instances of deviant behavior among some Muslim youth, which, unfortunately, contributes to negative stereotypes about Muslims in the country. In response to this issue, a group of Muslim women in Akyem Osino, located in the Fanteakwa South District of the Eastern Region, has established a foundation dedicated to supporting the underprivileged within the Muslim community. At the launch and fundraising event for the initiative, Vice Founder Ramatu Yahaya highlighted that the limited support given to the less privileged in Muslim communities has negatively impacted the Zongo areas. She emphasized that many brilliant but needy students and others who required assistance were neglected, leading some to stray into unproductive paths. “This...

  In the Kwahu Afram Plains North district, local drivers are voicing their gratitude for the government’s District Roads Improvement Project (DRIP), which has significantly improved the region’s road infrastructure. Known for its challenging terrain and long-standing road issues, Kwahu Afram Plains has historically struggled with accessibility, impacting both daily life and economic activities. Now, with the implementation of DRIP, many of the district’s roads are finally seeing much-needed reshaping, making travel easier and safer for residents. Drivers in the area shared their appreciation with reporter Afia Agyeimaa Budu, noting the substantial difference DRIP has made. Many highlighted that previously difficult and uneven roadways have become smoother, allowing for safer and quicker transportation. The drivers added that improved roads positively impact their livelihoods, as vehicles can navigate these areas with fewer breakdowns and reduced maintenance costs. They appealed to...

  The escalating insecurity in the Kwahu Afram Plains North Constituency has sparked a public plea for intervention, as Independent Parliamentary candidate, Lawyer Kpeli Worlase, calls on authorities to ensure the safety of his supporters. Worlase reports that a series of recent attacks have left his campaign team fearful of venturing out, citing instances of violent assaults and even shootings targeted at his followers. At a press conference held in Donkorkrom, Sampson Kudzo Ayitey, a representative speaking on behalf of Worlase, detailed the concerning incidents. According to Ayitey, the attacks have led to several injuries, with at least one victim requiring hospitalization. Describing these assaults as "alarming and unacceptable," Ayitey emphasized the need for an immediate response to protect not only Worlase’s supporters but also the broader community. “These attacks have shaken the confidence of our supporters. They are scared to participate in campaign activities, whi...