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E/R: Video//Akyem Akwadum Chief Reaffirms Commitment to Improving Living Conditions of Women

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                        Barimah Pobi Asomaning III   The Chief of Akyem Akwadum in the Abuakwa South Municipality of the Eastern Region, Barimah Pobi Asomaning III, has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting women in the community, particularly those living in houses that are in poor and unsafe conditions. He said as the traditional leader of the community, he could not remain indifferent to the challenges facing his people, stressing that improving the welfare of residents remains one of his major responsibilities. Barimah Pobi Asomaning III explained that some women who voluntarily made their lands available for development initiatives have also benefited from various projects undertaken in the community. According to him, his efforts to support the less privileged are not driven by wealth, but by his own experience of hardship while growing up. He disclosed that he experienced poverty during his childhood and witnessed...

Aristocrat Fraternity Ghana Donates Drinks and Water to St. Joseph Hospital Maternity Ward

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  The Aristocrat Fraternity Ghana has extended its social responsibility activities to the Maternity Ward of St. Joseph Hospital in Koforidua, where it donated assorted drinks and bottled water to support mothers and staff. The gesture forms part of the fraternity’s commitment to giving back to society and supporting institutions that provide essential services to the community. The leadership and staff of the Maternity Ward expressed their appreciation to the Aristocrat Fraternity for the donation, describing it as a demonstration of compassion and community support. They encouraged other organisations, institutions and individuals to emulate the initiative by supporting healthcare facilities and other institutions in need. The Aristocrat Fraternity Ghana reaffirmed its commitment to its core values of serving humanity and building stronger communities through meaningful acts of service. Credit: Nana Kwasi Asare