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In a historic ceremony filled with vibrant cultural expression, Osabarima Adu Asare Bosompem III, the Chief of Akyem Maase in the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Area of Ghana's Eastern Region, bolstered his leadership structure by enstooling four subchiefs and sub-queens. The event, held on Saturday, November 23, 2024, at the Akyem Maase Palace, was aimed at strengthening local governance and fostering socio-economic development in the community. Addressing the newly enstooled leaders, Osabarima Adu Asare Bosompem III emphasized the critical role they would play in driving development, unity, and discipline. He charged them to lead with humility and dedication, inspiring the community to embrace peace and collaboration. “Leadership requires self-discipline and service,” he remarked. “I urge you to work diligently for the progress of our community, fostering harmony and unity among our people.” The ceremony was a spectacle of Ghanaian tradition, marked by drumming, dancing, and the chant...

Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and Senior Minister Yaw Osafo-Maafo have called on Ghanaian youth to actively shape their future by voting massively for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and its parliamentary candidates in the upcoming December elections. They emphasized that the decisions made during this election will significantly impact the future of the youth and generations to come. Speaking at a *Youth Mentorship Program* in the Fanteakwa South constituency of the Eastern Region, both leaders endorsed Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s presidential candidacy and the parliamentary aspirations of Mr. Duke Ofori-Atta. Yaw Osafo-Maafo highlighted the NPP’s proven track record in delivering progress and prosperity, urging the youth to consider this election as a pivotal moment for Ghana’s development. He expressed confidence in the party's ability to implement policies that offer hope and opportunities for the younger generation. "This election is critical. The NPP has consistently d...

  The Anyinam Police Command, responsible for the Atiwa East and Fanteakwa South districts, has engaged political party representatives and journalists in a stakeholders’ meeting to ensure a violence-free general election in December 2024. The meeting aimed to address the spread of false information, hate speech, and divisive narratives that could threaten peace and social cohesion during the electoral process. Speaking at the event, DSP Mahama Idrisu, the Anyinam Police Commander, emphasized the critical role journalists play in maintaining peace. He urged them to adopt a culture of verification and fact-checking before publishing news to avoid spreading misinformation or inciting unrest. He stressed the importance of accuracy in reporting, advising journalists to liaise with the police for credible information to prevent conflicts. DSP Idrisu also assured the public of the police’s commitment to maintaining law and order throughout the election period. He cautioned political p...