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  The Chief of Akyem Kukurantumi, who also serves as the Adontenhene of the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Area and a Council of State member, has expressed deep concern over the increasing rate of drug abuse and promiscuous behavior among the youth in the municipality. He called on parents to take greater responsibility in guiding their children to prevent delinquent behaviors that threaten the future of the younger generation. Delivering a speech on his behalf at the 68th Independence Day celebration at St. Paul’s Technical School Park in Akyem Kukurantumi on March 6, 2025, the Mmratohene, Barima Owusu Frempong, conveyed the Chief’s strong stance on youth misconduct, particularly drug abuse and its devastating effects on individuals and the community. He warned that drug addiction not only ruins lives but also hinders the overall development of the municipality. To address these growing concerns, he announced that the Chief and elders have resolved to take strict action against stude...

The Department of Integrated Social Sciences at UniMAC-IJ is pleased to announce the launch of the African Views-UniMAC View Fun Club, scheduled to take place on March 19, 2025, at the South Dzorwulu campus Auditorium as part of the Ghana Month celebrations. The African Views-UniMAC View Fun Club is designed to provide a vibrant platform for students, staff, and interested individuals to engage in discussions and debates related to African development and other issues of African interest. The club's slogan, "Building the Africa We Deserve," reflects its commitment to promoting African excellence, innovation, and progress. Through interactive sessions, guest lectures, and social events, the club aims to inspire and empower members to become active contributors to Africa's growth and development. The launch of the African Views-UniMAC View Fun Club is a significant step towards fostering a community that shares a passion for African development and progress. We invite a...

As part of the Ghana Month celebrations, the University of Media, Arts and Communication – Institute of Journalism (UniMAC-IJ) is proud to host a seminar on Ghana's cultural identity. This event is spearheaded by the Department of Integrated Social Sciences, UniMAC-IJ. The seminar, themed "Ghana's Cultural Identity: Weaving Together Our Past, Present, and Future," is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at 10:00 am at the South Dzorwulu campus in Accra. The seminar aims to explore Ghana's rich cultural heritage and its evolution through history. The discussion will highlight how traditions, values, and historical experiences shape the nation's identity and influence its future. Students and staff are eagerly anticipating this event, which promises to be both educational and inspiring. With the slogan "Let's Celebrate Ghana, Embrace Our Heritage!", this event emphasizes the importance of national identity and unity. Ghana Month, o...

  Operatives of the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) stormed the New Patriotic Party (NPP) office in Akwatia, Eastern Region, in an attempt to arrest Ernest Kumi, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Akwatia.   Reports indicate that one of the NIB operatives allegedly brandished a firearm to force Kumi to comply with their demand to accompany them to the NIB office in Accra. The operatives reportedly arrived at the NPP office in three vehicles.   Before the incident, Ernest Kumi had participated in Friday Muslim prayers with the Muslim community in his constituency. However, he remained at the NPP Akwatia office and is said to have told the NIB operatives that he would voluntarily present himself at their office if his presence was genuinely required.   Further updates on the situation are expected.

The 68th Independence Day anniversary celebration was held at St. Paul’s Technical Institute Football Park in Kukurantumi, Eastern Region, on March 6, 2025, under the theme *"Reflect, Review, and Reset."*   The event brought together key dignitaries, including the Member of Parliament for Abuakwa North, Hon. Nana Kwame Addo Ampaw Frempong; the Municipal Coordinating Director, Mr. Emil Tawiah Atsu; the Municipal Education Director, Mrs. Grace Adza-Awude; traditional leaders; and heads of departments.   In his address, Hon. Ampaw Frempong expressed deep concern over the rising rate of drug abuse among the youth in the municipality. He urged parents to take responsibility in guiding their children to prevent delinquent behaviors. He also called for unity and cohesion to drive development in the municipality. Additionally, he congratulated Daasebre Boamah Darko II on his appointment as a Council of State member, acknowledging the honor and responsibility it brings to the...