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In Kwahu Tafo, a town in the Kwahu East District of Ghana's Eastern Region, Chief Nana Kwasi Opoku Mintah II has made a passionate call for assistance to improve educational resources for local kindergarten students. Highlighting the need for televisions in classrooms, the chief emphasized that the absence of digital learning materials has hampered the quality of early education, leaving young learners behind in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Chief Nana Kwasi Opoku Mintah II stressed the importance of integrating digital tools in kindergarten education, which aligns with Ghana's nationwide push toward digital literacy. He explained that without basic digital resources like televisions, children are at a disadvantage, which could impact their academic progress and overall development in the future. "We need support to buy TV sets for all the kindergarten schools in Kwahu Tafo so that our children can meet the demands of the current digital education system," he ...

The citizens of Amenfi Central Constituency are outraged and demanding that the Electoral Commission (EC) reverse its decision to disqualify Joana Gyan Cudjoe as the National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate for the constituency. They gathered in front of the EC office in Amenfi Central to protest and make their voices heard. The protesters argue that Joana Gyan Cudjoe is a popular and capable candidate with the support of the majority in the constituency. They believe the EC’s decision to disqualify her is both unfair and undemocratic. They are also questioning the EC’s stated reasons for disqualifying Joana Gyan Cudjoe, as they believe she meets all the necessary requirements to be a candidate. They are demanding that the EC provide concrete evidence to justify its decision. The citizens held placards with messages such as “Bring Back Our Candidate,” “No Joana, No Vote,” and “We Demand Justice for Joana.” They chanted and sang songs of solidarity, expressing their de...

Mr. Daniel Obeng Acquah, popularly known as Ubuntu, the 1st Vice Chairman of the Abuakwa North NPP and a member of the NPP Manifesto Committee on Education, has voiced concerns over the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s proposed review of the free Senior High School (SHS) policy. Speaking as Ghana approaches the 2024 general elections, Mr. Obeng Acquah emphasized the NPP’s commitment to sustaining and improving the policy, which has benefited nearly 5.7 million Ghanaian students to date. Highlighting the NDC's past performance, Mr. Obeng Acquah questioned the party's capacity to manage such a large-scale educational initiative, citing their previous challenges with paying feeding grants for secondary schools in the three northern regions during John Mahama’s administration. "If the NDC struggled with a relatively small feeding grant program, how can they effectively oversee a nationwide free SHS initiative?" he questioned, pointing out that the NDC's previous h...

Honorable Gifty Twum-Ampofo, popularly known as Hajia Kande, Member of Parliament for the Abuakwa North Constituency and former Deputy Minister of Education in charge of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), has expressed her confidence in Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia's vision for advancing education in Ghana if he is elected as the next president. Speaking at a public event in the Eastern Region, Hon. Twum-Ampofo highlighted Dr. Bawumia’s dedication to building on the educational policies initiated by the Nana Akufo-Addo administration, which have already brought significant benefits to Ghanaians. She emphasized that, while the Free SHS policy is widely recognized, the current administration has also introduced Free TVET, ensuring free tuition for students across technical institutions. This initiative, she explained, is crucial in equipping the youth with employable skills relevant to the demands of the fourth industrial revolution. “Through free TVET, our youth gain te...

The newly installed queen mother of Akyem Ati in the Adonteng Division of the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Area, Nana Brempomaa Amoafoa II, has declared education as her foremost priority for her people. During her outdooring ceremony, held at the Akyem Ati Presbyterian School Park on Saturday, August 26, 2024, she emphasized a commitment to accessible education and skill development opportunities for all, regardless of age. Her goal is to empower the youth through vocational and technical training to curb delinquency and foster productive avenues for their talents. Nana Brempomaa also highlighted the critical role of health in community development, sharing that Hon. Gifty Twum-Ampofo, the Member of Parliament for Abuakwa North, has promised to establish a Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound for Ati. The queen mother assured the community of her dedication to actively following up on this initiative to ensure its timely construction, as it will address pressing h...

Asamankese, Ghana – In a groundbreaking initiative to uplift and empower women in business, Me Boafo Foundation recently organized an impactful Women’s Empowerment Program in the West Akim Municipal Assembly. The event brought together aspiring and established female entrepreneurs from across the region, aiming to equip them with essential skills for managing their businesses effectively. The program, led by Dr. Emmanuel Obiri Addo, Executive Director of Me Boafo Foundation, provided participants with critical insights into business management, registration, and the importance of exceptional customer service. Through his session, Dr. Addo emphasized the need for efficient operations and legal compliance, encouraging the women to view these aspects as tools for growth and stability. “A registered and well-managed business opens doors to countless opportunities,” he remarked, inspiring participants to take these steps toward formalizing and enhancing their enterprises. Adding a practical...

Asamankese, Ghana – On October 26, 2024, Me Boafo Foundation, in collaboration with Asamankese Government Hospital and an alliance of Rotary clubs, organized a pivotal Breast Cancer Awareness and Health Screening event. This impactful initiative, hosted at the Asamankese Government Hospital, saw over 200 community members come together to gain knowledge, undergo screenings, and access essential health services focused on early detection and prevention. The program aimed to elevate breast cancer awareness, stressing the importance of regular screening and early diagnosis. Medical professionals from Asamankese Government Hospital provided comprehensive examinations, answered questions, and educated attendees on breast health and preventive care. Timed with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the event underscored Me Boafo Foundation’s commitment to promoting health and well-being within underserved communities. This event was made possible by an alliance of dedicated partners, including the R...