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Hon. Joana Gyan Cudjoe, Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, has delivered her maiden speech in Parliament, marking a significant moment in her political journey. In her address, she passionately championed the active involvement of women in politics and business, emphasizing their crucial role in shaping Ghana’s future. She called on policymakers to create a supportive environment that encourages women's participation in decision-making, stressing that their inclusion is vital for sustainable development, economic growth, and social progress. By empowering women, she believes Ghana can unlock its full potential and build a more equitable society. Hon. Cudjoe also urged women to take on leadership roles in various sectors, acknowledging their contributions to community development, education, and healthcare. Her speech was not only an advocacy for women's rights but also an inspiring call for action. As a trailblazer, her strong commitment to inclusive governance and women...

The University of Media Arts and Communication (UniMAC) is pleased to announce its Ghana Month celebration seminar, scheduled for March 19, 2025, at 10:00 am at the university's auditorium. This year's event will feature a distinguished personality, HRH Nana Appeaa Sarponmaa Kumankuma I, Queen of Akyem Dwenase and Secretary to Okyenhemaa and Akyem Abuakwa Queenmothers Association. As a renowned figure in Ghanaian culture and tradition, Nana Appeaa Sarponmaa Kumankuma I brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the seminar. Her installation as the Queen Mother of Akyem Dwenase was a grand ceremony that showcased the richness of Ghanaian culture. The UniMAC Ghana Month celebration seminar aims to: Promote awareness of Ghanaian cultural values and beliefs Address the neglect of African cultural systems and to expose students to the uniqueness of the university This event promises to be an enriching experience, with Nana Appeaa Sarponmaa Kumankuma I's presence expected to ...

  The youth of Akyem Afosu in the Birem North District of the Eastern Region have called for peace and stability in their community, urging all factions to uphold unity and resist any attempts to incite violence over chieftaincy matters.   At a press conference, Baffour Owusu Aquah, speaking on behalf of the youth, emphasized the need for calm, recalling that Akyem Afosu had previously endured a one-and-a-half-year chieftaincy dispute. The matter was properly adjudicated in court, and the ruling unequivocally affirmed Nana Kofi Owusu Amoh III as the legitimate and rightful Chief of Akyem Afosu. Since the verdict, the town has enjoyed peace, with residents abiding by the law and focusing on development.   Baffour Owusu Aquah urged residents to reject any renewed disputes that could disrupt the hard-earned peace of the community. He also called on traditional leaders to resist any external attempts to manipulate the chieftaincy for selfish gains, stressing that un...

Joana Gyan is a distinguished and visionary Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central in the Western Region of Ghana. A dedicated public servant, accomplished entrepreneur, and passionate philanthropist, Joana has earned a reputation as a tireless advocate for sustainable development and social transformation. Born on 7th May 1984 in Wassa Agona Amenfi, her journey reflects a deep commitment to improving the lives of her constituents and creating lasting change across Ghana. Joana hails from a royal lineage in Wassa Agona Amenfi and was raised with a deep sense of duty and service. She was nurtured by her mother, Agnes Nyarko, a successful trader and farmer, and her father, Ambrose Kojo Gyan, a distinguished supplier of foodstuffs to government hospitals. Upon his retirement, her father ventured into palm wine tapping, a profession he greatly enjoyed until his passing. These formative influences instilled in Joana a strong work ethic, a deep commitment to her community, and an unwavering...

  Kwahu Divisional Chiefs have called for unity among traditional leaders to ensure rapid development in the area. This appeal was made during the outdooring ceremony of Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III as the newly installed Kwahuhene. The chiefs paid homage to him, expressing their support for his vision and plans for the Kwahu State. Speaking on behalf of the Kwahu Benkum Division, Nana Opoku Mintah II, Chief of Kwahu-Tafo, emphasized the importance of rallying behind Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III. He stated that the new Kwahuhene upholds values of integrity, loyalty, and excellence, and urged all chiefs to work together to foster development in the region. On behalf of the Kwahu Nifa Division, Nana Effah Opinamang III, Chief of Kwahu-Obomeng, also appealed to all stakeholders to put aside their differences and collaborate in support of the new Kwahuhene. He expressed confidence that Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III would adopt an inclusive leadership approach, incorporating the...

The Kwahu Traditional Council and its kingmakers have officially outdoored Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III as the new Kwahuhene (Paramount Chief of Kwahu) in a grand and colorful ceremony at his palace in Kwahu East District, Eastern Region.   During the event, Acheamfour Asiedu Agyemang III, the Chief of Kwahu Abetifi and Kwahu Adontenhene, emphasized the significance of the installation process. He explained that the new paramount chief had undergone customary confinement, during which he was educated on traditional leadership and customs. After successfully completing this process, he was formally introduced to his subjects. Acheamfour Asiedu Agyemang III also urged all chiefs and the people of Kwahu to rally behind the new leader for the advancement of the traditional area.   On her part, Nana Adwoa Gyemfuah III, the Paramount Queen-mother of Kwahu (Kwahuhemaa), expressed optimism that the new chief’s reign would bring significant development. She called for unity ...

Koforidua, Ghana – The Eastern Regional Security Council (REGSEC) has inaugurated a nine-member illegal mining task force to combat the growing menace of galamsey and protect the region’s lands, forests, and water bodies for future generations. The task force has been mandated to monitor and prevent illegal mining activities, identify and shut down galamsey sites, enforce mining laws, confiscate illegal equipment, and engage in public education and community collaboration to curb the practice. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Eastern Regional Minister, Mrs. Rita Akosua Adjei Awatey, highlighted the severe impact of galamsey on the ecosystem, economy, and human lives, particularly through the destruction of water bodies and deforestation. She emphasized that the fight against illegal mining remains a top priority under the resetting agenda of the President Mahama-led administration. “The harmful effects of galamsey are far-reaching, and as a region, we can no longer tolerate this ...