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The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwahu West, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has commenced direct engagements with street traders in Nkawkaw ahead of a major decongestion exercise scheduled to begin on June 9. The initiative aims to clear unauthorized trading activities along key streets and restore order to the municipality. Hon. Halidu, together with his team, visited critical trading areas such as the Nkawkaw Central Market and other identified hotspots. The purpose of the visit was to sensitize traders, seek their cooperation, and emphasize that the upcoming operation is not an act of aggression, but a necessary move to improve safety, sanitation, and urban organization. He noted that the streets are meant for vehicles and pedestrians—not for trading—and stressed that the current situation poses safety risks and hampers movement. “This is not a punitive exercise,” Hon. Halidu told the media, “but a collective step toward transforming Nkawkaw into a cleaner, more organized town.” As part...

  ‎Kwadwo Atta Apeakorang,founder and leader of Save The Nation For Future Leaders, has submitted a formal petition to the Speaker of Parliament, urging the House to initiate a national debate and legislate against the rising tide of indecent language and inappropriate programming in Ghana’s media landscape. ‎ ‎In the petition dated May 23, 2025, Mr. Apeakorang raised concerns over the frequent broadcast of vulgar language, sexually explicit content, and culturally offensive material—particularly during peak hours accessible to children and young audiences. ‎ ‎He argued that such content poses a serious threat to public morality, national values, and the psychological well-being of Ghana’s youth. While regulatory bodies like the National Media Commission (NMC) and the National Communications Authority (NCA) have existing guidelines, he believes enforcement has been inadequate. ‎ ‎Mr. Apeakorang is calling on Parliament to consider legislative action that will: ‎ ‎Clearly de...

  ‎ A formal petition has been submitted to the National Security Coordinator by Kwadwo Atta Apeakorang, Founder and President of a civil society organization, Save The Nation For Future Leaders, seeking the restriction of Evangelist Patricia Asiedua, popularly known as Nana Agradaa, from using social media platforms. ‎ ‎In the petition dated May 23, 2025, Mr. Apeakorang expressed grave concern over the continued use of digital platforms by Nana Agradaa to spread what he described as “offensive, inflammatory, and inciteful messages” capable of threatening public peace and national cohesion. ‎ ‎He accused the controversial evangelist of consistently using Facebook, TikTok, and other platforms to make unsubstantiated claims, hurl insults at public officials, and promote social discord, warning that such behavior undermines public morality and law and order. ‎ ‎Given her influence and growing digital following, the petitioner called on the National Security Secretariat, in coll...

 Amasaman, Ghana – May 25, 2025 Hajia Mariam Dzifa Mohammed, a prominent political figure and development advocate, has called on government appointees, particularly those who feel sidelined by political appointments, to put aside grievances and actively contribute to the development of their communities. Speaking to the media during an engagement in Amasaman, Hajia Mariam—who is the former NDC parliamentary aspirant for Amasaman Constituency, former National Women Organizer for Zongo for Mahama, former GA West MCE aspirant, Executive Deputy Secretary of ADAM GH, and President of Voice of the Nation Ghana—stressed the importance of unity and a non-partisan approach toward local development. “Community development is a shared responsibility and should be devoid of emotional sentiments,” she stated. “We are beneficiaries of the very communities we live in. Whether or not you hold a government position, your role in national growth is essential.” She urged all Ghanaians, especially th...

A 36-year-old man identified as Kofi Bosomtwe, popularly known as Opanka, has tragically lost his life through electrocution at Osiem in the Abuakwa North Municipality of Ghana’s Eastern Region. According to eyewitnesses, the incident is believed to have occurred around 10:00 pm on Friday, May 23, 2025, while the deceased was attempting to fix a faulty electrical connection in his home. Shockingly, he was discovered early the following morning, Saturday, May 24, still clutching a live wire around 5:30 am. He was immediately rushed to the Osiem Hawa Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival. His body has since been deposited at the Hawa Mortuary for further investigation by the Tafo District Police Command. In response to the incident, officials from the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) have issued a public advisory, warning citizens to exercise extreme caution with the use of electrical appliances and exposed cables, especially during the rainy season. They emphasize...

The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Atiwa East, Hon. Owusu Nti Ernest, has strongly refuted claims implicating him in illegal mining, labeling the accusations as unfounded and misleading. During a media engagement, Hon. Owusu Nti asserted that the allegations were orchestrated by illegal miners who feel threatened by his persistent campaign for responsible mining in the district. “I’ve been advocating against illegal mining even before becoming DCE. Now that I hold this office, they are worried I’ll intensify the crackdown on their activities, hence their attempts to defame me,” he said. He voiced serious concern about the exploitation of vulnerable farmers, whose lands are often seized by illegal miners without compensation. The DCE reaffirmed his dedication to defending these farmers and ensuring that all mining operations adhere to legal and sustainable standards. Hon. Owusu Nti also disclosed that he is collaborating with all relevant mining stakeholders to implement practical s...

The Nkosouhene of Akyem Nyafoman in the Birim North District, Abirem Constituency of the Eastern Region, Nana Totuo Kantinka, has once again extended his support to final-year students in his community ahead of the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). In a short ceremony held at the forecourt of the Nyafoman Roman Catholic Basic and Junior High School, Nana Totuo Kantinka donated 50 mathematical sets and several packs of pens to all BECE candidates to help them adequately prepare for their exams. In addition, he presented 600 exercise books to the school. This is the second consecutive year the Nkosouhene has made such a donation, emphasizing his commitment to improving education in the community. Handing over the items to the headmaster, Nana Kantinka encouraged the students to take their studies seriously, make good use of the materials, and avoid any form of examination malpractice, which could ruin their future. Receiving the items, the headmaster of Nyafoman R/C M/...