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  18th October, 2025 The great NDC party remains strong, resilient, and formidable at the grassroots level. Our grassroots supporters are the lifeblood of the party — the true nutrients that keep the NDC flourishing and growing bigger each day. Across Ghana and beyond, many citizens are proud to associate themselves with the great transformation taking place under the visionary leadership of His Excellency John Dramani Mahama. Distinguished party faithful and fellow Ghanaians, My name is Anas Ahmed, a proud native of Oguaman, in the heart of Cape Coast. I was born, educated, married, and have lived in Cape Coast all my life until after completing my university education at the University of Cape Coast in 2014. Today, I humbly present myself and my vision to serve as Deputy Central Regional Secretary of our great party, the NDC, in the forthcoming elections. I believe in people. I believe in Ghanaians. And I firmly uphold the beliefs and principles enshrined in the constitution of o...

 The Maaka e.V. Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the lives of Ghanaian communities, today brought vital health services and crucial education to the residents of Abossey Okai , Zongo Junction, Accra. The initiative focused on free health screenings and a comprehensive awareness campaign highlighting the detrimental effects of plastic pollution on public health and advocating for preventive measures. At the heart of the event was Margaret Lariba Arnheim, the founder and CEO of Maaka e.V. Foundation .Lariba Arnheim passionately addressed the gathered community, emphasizing the widespread use of plastics and its insidious impact on individual well-being. She urged both government bodies and private citizens to adopt more sustainable practices and to actively educate the younger generation about the dangers of plastic pollution. "Our youth are our future," Lariba Arnheim stated, "and it is imperative that we equip them with the k...

Honourable Joana Gyan Cudjoe, Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central in the Western Region, has taken bold steps to improve education in her constituency by employing thirty-five community teachers to support twenty-eight basic schools. In an interview, she explained that the initiative began in 2013, even before she became an MP, when she piloted it with a basic school at Manukrom. Following its success, she decided to expand the project across the constituency to ensure that every child, regardless of location, has access to quality education. According to her, most schools in the rural areas struggle to retain teachers due to the lack of social amenities, which often leads to posted teachers rejecting such postings. To address this challenge, she decided to employ some educated but unemployed youth within the constituency to serve as community teachers. She noted that previously, parents contributed to pay these teachers, but she has now taken up full responsibility to ease their f...

  The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwahu West, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has urged residents to actively engage the Assembly over their concerns to foster effective community development. According to the MCE, residents and community members are vital partners in local governance and development. He emphasized that collaboration between the Assembly and community stakeholders is crucial for identifying challenges, planning, and implementing sustainable development projects across the municipality. Hon. Tamimu made these remarks during an interactive meeting with residents, associations, traders, transport operators, traditional authorities, and Assembly members. The engagement aimed to create a participatory platform for stakeholders to voice their concerns and jointly find lasting solutions to the municipality’s developmental challenges. Touching on the fight against illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, the MCE cautioned against politicizing the issue, stressing that it r...

  The Abuakwa South Municipal branch of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) in the Eastern Region, under the leadership of Mr. Akins Ofori, took swift and decisive action on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, to clear the Accra–Kumasi highway of fallen trees brought down by heavy rainfall. The prompt response, following a rapid complaint, restored clear visibility and averted potential accidents along the critical stretch between Asiakwa Junction and Apedwa Junction. The incident occurred after a period of intense rainfall, which caused several large trees to collapse and block significant portions of the highway within the Abuakwa South Municipality. The situation posed an immediate danger to motorists, drastically reducing visibility and creating perilous driving conditions. The alarm was raised by Eric Obeng Boateng, a journalist with GhanaWeb, who was traveling along the route and witnessed the obstruction. His swift report served as the crucial catalyst for NADMO...

The Chief of Akyem Maase, Osabarima Adu Asare Bosompem III, has made a passionate appeal to the Abuakwa South Municipal Director of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), Mr. Ofori Akins, to take immediate steps to curb rampant sand winning activities in the area. He warned that the unchecked destruction of land could trigger severe environmental disasters and negatively impact agricultural productivity. The chief made the call during the local commemoration of the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, held under the theme “Fund Resilience, Not Disaster” at Akyem Maase in the Eastern Region. Osabarima Adu Asare Bosompem III expressed deep concern about the destructive methods used by sand winners, stating, “The way and manner they are destroying the land will one day bring disaster to this town, and it is also reducing agricultural production in Maase.” He stressed the long-term environmental and economic consequences of the continued illegal activity if urgent...

  The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwahu West, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has urged residents of Nkawkaw to adopt environmentally conscious practices and actively participate in monthly sanitation exercises to promote a cleaner and healthier community. He made the call during the observation of the National Sanitation Day in Nkawkaw, where the exercise brought together personnel from the Ghana Police Service, Assembly staff, sanitation officers, and community volunteers. The cleanup exercise aimed at reinforcing the importance of collective responsibility in maintaining environmental hygiene across the municipality. Speaking after the exercise, Hon. Halidu emphasized that a clean environment not only enhances public health but also improves the municipality’s attractiveness and economic potential. He encouraged residents to help keep their surroundings tidy to instill a culture of cleanliness and civic pride. On her part, Chief Superintendent Sofia Eva Anim, the Nkawkaw Divisional ...