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Kwahu East District Chief Executive, Hon. Samuel Asamoah, has called on Ghanaians to unite, uphold discipline, and work together to rebuild the nation as the country marked its Independence Day. Speaking at the independence anniversary celebration at Kwahu Abetifi, Hon. Asamoah emphasized that Ghana's independence would be meaningful if citizens collectively worked towards building a prosperous and responsible nation. He stressed that this year's theme reflects the government's focus on resetting the nation's economy and restoring confidence. Hon. Asamoah urged citizens to prioritize national interest above politics and work with dedication to build prosperity and hope for future generations. The DCE also advised youth to be respectful and obedient, while urging parents to ensure proper supervision of their children. He encouraged teachers to educate children about discipline, safety, and well-being, emphasizing their role in shaping the nation's future. Hon. Asamoa...

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwahu West Municipal Assembly, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has led a clean-up exercise in the municipality, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clean environment for good health and community well-being. The event, aimed at enhancing sanitation, beautifying the environment, and improving public health, saw participation from Assembly staff. Hon. Halidu noted that cleaner surroundings improve public health and contribute to the municipality's attractiveness and economic potential. He urged residents to take ownership of their environment and work towards creating a cleaner, healthier community. Kwahu West Municipal Health Director, Mr. Diamond Kwame Amedonu, said the exercise is part of efforts to instill a culture of environmental cleanliness and responsibility among residents. He highlighted the link between a clean environment and improved health outcomes, citing the need to prevent diseases and promote well-being. Mr. Amedonu called on sta...

  The Gyaasehene of Bunso in the Akyem Abuakwa area, Barfour Odi Asempa Amanfo-panin, has expressed grave concern over attempts by illegal miners to encroach on the Bunso Cocoa College lands, reserved for research and teaching purposes. He has appealed to the Ghanaian government to intervene and protect the lands, citing the importance of preserving natural resources for future generations. Barfour Odi Asempa revealed that despite rejecting offers from mining companies, some individuals are using the name of Dr. Samuel Ofosu Ampofo, Board Chairman of Ghana's Cocoa Board, to invade the reserve lands. He expressed confidence that Dr. Ofosu Ampofo would not compromise on the protection of natural resources. The Gyaasehene noted that one mining company, Gold Empire, had previously been reported to NAIMOS and had its equipment seized, but has since resumed operations. He is calling for NAIMOS to be stationed at the Bunso Cocoa reserve lands to ensure full protection. Residents have also...

Osabarima Attah Gyamera II, Chief of Sankubenase in the Atiwa West District of the Eastern Region, has advised the youth in the area to prioritise education over illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey. According to him, education remains the most reliable pathway to success, economic growth and sustainable development, stressing that illegal mining cannot guarantee a secure future for the younger generation. The outspoken traditional ruler explained that although many young people are attracted to galamsey because of the quick financial gains, the activity is not sustainable and also poses serious environmental and social challenges. He therefore urged the youth to remain committed to their studies and equip themselves with knowledge and skills that would enable them to contribute meaningfully to the development of their communities and the nation at large. Osabarima Attah Gyamera II also highlighted some pressing challenges confronting the Sankubenase community, particularly the ...