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  Pramkese, a vibrant town under the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council, is set to celebrate its rich cultural heritage with the installation of a new Queen Mother on December 13, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at the Pramkese Palace. The ceremony, to be held under the leadership of the Pramkese Chief, Barima Ofori Frempong II, and the Abusuapanin, Nana Adu Bempong, promises to be a colorful display of tradition, unity, and the enduring cultural values of the Akyem Abuakwa people. This significant event marks an important chapter in Pramkese’s history, as the new Queen Mother is expected to embody the wisdom, dignity, and stewardship associated with the role. Residents, guests, and well-wishers are invited to join the celebration and experience the warmth, hospitality, and cultural richness that define Pramkese.

  Residents of Obodase, a predominantly farming community in the Abuakwa North Municipality of the Eastern Region, say they are living in fear following a series of violent incidents allegedly linked to a man identified as Papa Kwame. The latest incident occurred when 54-year-old cocoa farmer and photographer, Mr. Joseph Tei Mensah, confronted the suspect for allegedly cutting down his cocoa trees. The confrontation escalated, leading to an attack in which Mr. Mensah sustained injuries to his left palm. He was rescued by nearby residents who rushed to the scene after hearing his cries for help. The suspect reportedly fled before more support arrived. Mr. Mensah was later taken to the New Tafo Government Hospital for treatment. The case has been reported to the Akyem Tafo District Police Command, and investigations are ongoing to track down the suspect. During a visit to the community, some farmers disclosed that the suspect has been terrorizing them for months, allegedly threatenin...

  The Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has described as unacceptable the continued lack of electricity and mobile network coverage in several communities within the constituency despite the year being 2025. Speaking on the matter, the MP emphasized that many residents still struggle with basic amenities such as power supply, a situation she believes is hindering development, education, security, and economic activities in the area. She further stressed that there is an urgent need for transformers in every community across Amenfi Central to ensure equitable access to electricity and improve the quality of life for residents. According to her, improving mobile network connectivity should also be treated as a priority, as it plays a vital role in communication, business, and emergency response. The lawmaker called on relevant authorities and stakeholders to act swiftly to address these long-standing challenges. Credit: Nana Kwasi Asare 

  The Abuakwa North Municipal HIV/AIDS Committee has organized a public sensitization exercise at the Akyem New Tafo Government Hospital OPD to commemorate World AIDS Day, observed globally on December 1 to raise awareness on HIV and strengthen prevention efforts. During the engagement, the committee educated residents on the rising rate of HIV infections, prevention strategies, early testing, and proper treatment adherence. Members of the public received counselling and health information aimed at reducing new infections within the municipality. Speaking at the sidelines of the event, Madam Mamatta Alhassan Abdulai, spokesperson for the committee, expressed deep concern over the continuous rise in new cases. She disclosed that the municipality recorded 123 new HIV cases between January and July 2025, with the next quarter’s figures yet to be released. Although the committee regularly visits communities, churches, and public gatherings to educate residents, she said the increasing ...