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 The Akyem Nifa Traditional Council, under the esteemed leadership of Daasebre Dr. Twum Ampofo II, celebrated Republic Day in grand style at the Akyem Asiakwa Palace. The event brought together chiefs, elders, clergy, students, and members of the diaspora to honor Ghana’s transition to a republic, reflect on the nation’s historical journey, and inspire the next generation of leaders. In his address, Daasebre Dr. Twum Ampofo II, Chief of Akyem Asiakwa, highlighted the significance of Republic Day and emphasized the importance of remembering the difficult fight for independence. He paid tribute to Ghana’s forefathers who made enormous sacrifices to break free from colonial rule. He also took time to educate the students on the history of slavery and its devastating impact on Ghana, urging them to preserve their heritage and honor the memory of their ancestors. For the first time, "Keti Koti", a Surinamese term meaning "breaking of chains...

  Nkawkaw – Eastern Region: The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwahu West, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has called on Ghanaians to embrace a mindset reset and a change in attitude as key components of national transformation. He emphasized that the "Reset Agenda" is not merely a policy slogan but a call to restore trust, rebuild confidence in the economy, strengthen institutions, and lay the foundation for inclusive and sustainable development. Hon. Halidu made these remarks during the National Prayer and Thanksgiving Service held in Kwahu West Municipality. The event brought together hundreds of residents from various religious backgrounds in a show of unity and spiritual reflection. It began with a Christian service at the Nkawkaw Grace Presbyterian Church, followed by a Muslim prayer session at the Nkawkaw Central Mosque. Delivering the sermon during the Christian service, Rt. Rev. Atto Baafi Himbson, Bishop of the Nkawkaw Diocese of the Methodist Church Ghana, emphasized that...

Amenfi Central, Ghana – A troubling wave of arson attacks on mining equipment in the Amenfi Central District has thrown both legal and illegal miners into a state of fear and economic uncertainty. Unidentified individuals are reportedly setting fire to excavators and other vital machinery under the cover of darkness, crippling mining operations and threatening the livelihoods of hundreds. The motive behind these coordinated attacks remains unknown, deepening anxiety among miners and prompting urgent calls for government intervention. One of the most recent incidents occurred in Wassa Ankwaso, where several machines were torched. The increasing frequency of such attacks has created a climate of fear and frustration, particularly among miners who insist they are following environmental and legal guidelines. “We are not mining near any rivers or water bodies, and we cover every pit after work,” said Chairman Daniel, a spokesperson for the affected miners. “We don’t understand ...

Kasoa, Central Region – Microfin Rural Bank has recorded a remarkable 135.10% profit growth, with deposits surging from GH¢17.6 million in 2023 to GH¢25.4 million in 2024, reflecting a 43.97% increase. This achievement was announced at the bank’s 12th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at the Kasoa Akweley Credit Union Training Center in the Central Region. Speaking on behalf of the Board of Directors, Alhaji Yusif Twumasi attributed the bank’s positive performance to prudent financial management and effective loan recovery strategies. He expressed confidence that the bank is on track to maintain operational efficiency and deliver greater value to its shareholders. "The performance this year demonstrates that Microfin Rural Bank is a performing institution. The Board and Management are committed to sustaining this momentum to end the year strong," he emphasized. Also addressing the meeting, Mr Ebenezer Kwao Ahene-Larbie, Vice President of the Central Regional Chapter of the As...

  Akyem Asafo, Eastern Region — On Wednesday, June 25, 2025, the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Bethel Congregation – Akyem Asafo, led by Rev. Richard Amponsah Marfo and the church Session, embarked on a memorable educational excursion to three major national landmarks: Parliament House of Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, and Kotoka International Airport. A total of sixty-eight participants, comprising church leaders and members, took part in the well-organized trip designed to foster civic engagement, cultural appreciation, and fellowship within the congregation. The group was warmly received and taken on guided tours at all three locations. At Parliament House, members gained insight into the legislative process and the essential role of parliamentarians in Ghana’s democracy. The visit to the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum offered a reflective moment as the group paid tribute to Ghana’s first president and his contribution to the nation’s independence. At Kotoka International Airport, par...

  The Facility Manager of the Holy Spirit Catholic Polyclinic in Kwasi Fante, Mr. Raymond Ayeh, has issued a heartfelt appeal for additional delivery beds to improve maternal healthcare in the Kwahu Afram Plains South District of the Eastern Region. The polyclinic, which serves Kwasi Fante and neighboring communities, currently operates with only one delivery bed, creating a serious challenge in meeting the growing needs of expectant mothers. Mr. Ayeh made the appeal after the facility received a donation of roofing sheets, plastic chairs, and streetlights from the District Chief Executive (DCE), Moses Tangmee, and the Member of Parliament for the area, Joseph Appiah Boateng. The donation, aimed at supporting the construction of the facility's new theater, was warmly welcomed. While expressing gratitude for the gesture, Mr. Ayeh stressed that the clinic’s most urgent need remains the provision of delivery beds and incubators. These resources, he said, are critical for ensuring the ...

In a bid to enhance tax compliance within Ghana’s informal sector, civic tech organization BudgIT Ghana, in partnership with the Society for Women in Taxation (SWIT), has officially launched the final report of its research project titled "Ghana’s Untapped Economy: Analysis of Tax Compliance Behaviour of Informal Sector Workers in the Greater Accra Region." The event, which brought together leaders, policymakers, civil society actors, and informal sector representatives, aimed to reflect on the findings of the report and discuss practical steps toward building an inclusive, transparent, and equitable tax framework for Ghana’s informal economy. During the launch, Miss Jennifer Moffatt, Country Manager for BudgIT Ghana, highlighted the pressing challenges facing informal sector workers when it comes to taxation. She stressed that these challenges negatively impact national development and called for sustained tax education efforts. She further recommended strategies to educate,...