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Nana Dwomoh Brobbey, popularly known as Peace, an entrepreneur and member of the Koforidua Anoo family, has dismissed allegations that he was behind the recent demolition of the Anoo family house. Addressing a press conference in Koforidua on Sunday, September 6, 2026, Nana Dwomoh Brobbey stated that he had neither been involved in any legal dispute concerning the property nor played a role in the demolition. He attributed the allegations circulating on social media to what he described as an attempt by business competitors to damage his reputation, particularly because of his growing business interests and efforts to create employment opportunities for young people. He consequently urged the public not to give credence to claims associating him with the demolition. The Abusuapanin of the Anoo family, Asiedu Boadu, however, confirmed that he personally supervised the demolition. According to him, the exercise was undertaken after he obtained a court execution order and police protectio...

                                Adrah Eli Kwaku The Deputy Youth Organizer of the National Democratic Congress  in the Abuakwa North Constituency and Youth Organizer hopeful, Adrah Eli Kweku, popularly known as Commander Ballistic, has appealed to Ghanaian youth, particularly those in Abuakwa North, not to view the National Sanitation Day exercise as a partisan political event. Commander Ballistic expressed disappointment over the low turnout of youth during yesterday's clean-up exercise in the constituency. He urged the youth to embrace such communal activities and support the Municipal Assembly irrespective of their political affiliations, stressing that a clean environment benefits everyone. "Cleaning our environment helps all of us, so we must see the clean-up exercise as a national event, not a political one," he stated. He made the appeal in an interview with the media during yesterday's National ...

  The Kwahu West Municipal Environmental Health Director, Mr. Diamond Kwame Amedonu, says the Assembly will no longer spare persons who flout sanitation regulations and will prosecute offenders to serve as a deterrent. Speaking after a clean-up exercise, Mr. Amedonu disclosed that persons who indiscriminately dispose of refuse have been served to face prosecution in court. He said the move is to promote responsible sanitation practices, improve environmental cleanliness, and protect public health. He noted that the exercise involved desilting of choked gutters and sweeping within electoral areas to enhance the Municipality's capacity to deal with sanitation challenges and improve waste management for a cleaner and more environmentally friendly environment. In a related development, the Director of KLEMAV Sanitation Company in charge of the Kwahu West Municipality, Mr. Eric Klenam, disclosed that the company has intensified efforts to improve environmental cleanliness and waste mana...

The Cocoa Research Institute Primary School (CRIPS) has officially reopened for the 2026/2027 academic year, with pupils welcomed back during a reopening parade held on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at the school’s forecourt. The Executive Director of the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG), Dr. Kofi Owusu Domfeh, welcomed the pupils and encouraged them to approach the new academic year with discipline, dedication and commitment. Addressing the pupils, Dr. Domfeh stressed that academic excellence, supported by discipline and determination, would help them achieve their dreams and aspirations. The Deputy Executive Director in charge of Cashew, Shea and Coffee, Dr. Mrs. Esther Gyedu Akoto, commended the teachers and management of CRIPS for their continued dedication and commitment to the academic and personal development of the pupils. She urged the pupils to take their studies seriously and remain focused, saying their commitment to education could prepare them to become successful l...

  Residents of Akyem Hemang in the Fanteakwa South District of the Eastern Region have called on authorities, including the District Chief Executive (DCE), Member of Parliament (MP), and the District Police Commander, to ensure justice is served in the shooting to death of Douglas Acheampong. Speaking at a press conference, the spokesperson for the residents, Mr. Kwadjo Asiedu, popularly known as Power, said the community is demanding nothing but justice and an update on investigations into the incident. According to him, some military personnel were passing through the community after an operation when they spotted a resident, Kwaku Kwebia, an Immigration Officer who was dressed in plain clothes, talking on phone. He narrated that the officers, who were in four V8 Land Cruisers and a pickup truck, stopped and accused Mr. Kwebia of acting as an informant because he was on a phone call. They allegedly demanded he hand over his phone, but he denied the allegation, explaining that he ...

  The Asafoatse of the Prampram Lomotey-Weh Lakpleh Family, Asafoatse Tetteh Akroboso III, has decried the growing indiscipline among the youth, linking it to widespread abuse of illicit drugs. Speaking at the Prampram Homowo celebration, he said many children and students no longer respect authority figures and described the increasing involvement of young people in drug abuse as alarming. He urged Ghanaians, particularly the youth, to stay away from illegal drugs. Asafoatse Akroboso III also raised concerns about the circulation of explicit sexual videos on social media, warning that it has a damaging influence on children. He called on authorities to take decisive action against sexual immorality in the country. He disclosed that HIV/AIDS statistics show Prampram as one of the areas with the highest infection rates, with a worrying increase in cases. He said the situation requires the attention and cooperation of all stakeholders to address the challenges associated with the dis...

  The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Kwahu West, Hon. Tamimu Halidu, has outlined a range of developmental projects undertaken by the Assembly to improve infrastructure and living conditions across the municipality, while calling for a culture of maintenance. Hon. Halidu made this known during a commissioning ceremony held in various communities to address residents' development concerns. According to him, key projects undertaken by the Assembly include: Water Supply:Construction of 13 mechanised boreholes at Zongo, Asubone, Aduagiri-4/40, Nsuta, and Zalagoza, all in the Nkawkaw township, to improve access to potable water. Education: Construction and commissioning of a 3-unit kindergarten classroom block at the Salvation Army School. Local Governance:Commissioning of a Zonal Council Office and mechanised boreholes at the Kwahu Fodoa community. He stressed that the projects are aimed at improving facilities in the municipality and assured that the Assembly would continue to pu...