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The Me Boafo Foundation, dedicated to improving access to quality education in rural communities, officially cut the sod for the construction of a 6-unit classroom block for the Abamkrom Islamic Basic School in the Upper West Akim District. The commemorative ceremony, held recently in Abamkrom, saw the Me Boafo Foundation team join hands with the District Chief Executive (DCE) of Upper West Akim, Rebecca Chissah, alongside the chiefs and elders of the community, signaling a strong collaborative commitment to educational development. This significant initiative, aptly named the “Classroom of Hope Project,” aims to provide a conducive and modern learning environment for pupils in the area. Securing the Vision Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Maxwell Okpoti Mensah (PhD), Co-founder and Director of the Me Boafo Foundation, expressed deep gratitude for the pivotal role played by the leadership in securing international support. Dr. Mensah specifically acknowledged Dr. Emmanuel O. A...

  After 14 years without a recognized leader, the people of Tease in the Pitiku Traditional Area of the Kwahu Afram Plains South District in the Eastern Region have finally witnessed the enstoolment of a new chief. The ceremony has rekindled hope for unity, peace, and development within the community. In his maiden address, Nana Asamadu Kwakye Ansong IV, the newly enstooled Chief of Tease, expressed profound gratitude to the kingmakers and elders of the Aduana Clan for the confidence reposed in him. He described his installation as a call to duty and pledged his commitment to serve with humility, transparency, and dedication. Nana Asamadu Kwakye Ansong IV outlined his vision for the community, focusing on key sectors such as education, health, infrastructure, and road development. He assured residents of an open-door leadership style that embraces dialogue, constructive criticism, and mutual respect to promote peace and progress. The new chief also urged the youth to uphold core va...

The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Kyebi, in the Abuakwa South Municipality of the Eastern Region, has joyfully marked its 90th Anniversary today, Sunday, October 26, 2025, under the theme “The God Who Answers by Fire.” The thanksgiving service was filled with vibrant music, dancing, and praises to glorify God. The sermon of the day was taken from 1 Kings 18:38–39, highlighting God’s power and divine response to faith. Speaking with the media after the service, Reverend Moses Tetteh, District Pastor of the church, revealed that the week-long celebration began on Monday and was climaxed with the grand service on Sunday. He expressed gratitude to God for how far He has brought the church, despite challenges and breakaways over the years. Rev. Tetteh also used the occasion to admonish the youth to be obedient, respectful, and disciplined, stressing that these virtues are essential for success in life. Some members of the congregation also shared their joy and appreciation to God for sustaining t...