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Mrs. Evelyn Sarpong, Chief Operations Officer of Prospectors Ghana Limited                   Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — EduPack, a school supply distribution initiative operated by Prospectors Ghana Limited, has addressed recent public speculation regarding its ongoing partnership with the Ghana Education Service (GES). Speaking to journalists at Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School (PRESEC), Legon, Mrs. Evelyn Sarpong, Chief Operations Officer of Prospectors Ghana Limited, refuted claims that the company is utilizing GES authority to mandate the purchase of its student supply packs. "We are not hiding behind the Ghana Education Service to enforce delivery," Sarpong clarified. "We operate with the official support of the GES, but the distribution is by no means compulsory." Addressing Infestations and Affordability The EduPack system provides four core boarding essentials, including plastic trunk boxes, pillows, and specializ...

                  Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — Management and vendors at the La Pleasure Beach Resort have voiced strong opposition to an alleged forceful takeover and planned demolition of their beachfront property by Labadi Beach Hotel Limited, owned by the Social Security and and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT). According to representatives of the La Pleasure Beach Resort, National Security operatives delivered an official letter approximately two months ago warning local vendors of an impending exercise to demolish all pubs, structures, and business properties along the La beachfront. Speaking during a press briefing, La Pleasure Beach spokesperson Benjamin Nunoo condemned the proposed actions, citing the devastating economic impact on local livelihoods. , La Pleasure Beach spokesperson Benjamin Nunoo "We cannot accept this," Nunoo stated. "It is absolutely unacceptable for Labadi Beach Hotel to demolish La Pleasure Beach...

                 Story by Azaglo Michael  Member of Parliament for Akim Oda Constituency within the Eastern Region is backing the proposal for a new law aimed at criminalising  money in politics. He indicated in an interview with Nation 1 news calling for a law that makes it a crime to pay money in elections, arguing this is necessary to improve the quality of representation in Parliament. The law maker said Parliamentary work has to do with brains and not pockets, stressing that voters should elect people based on competence rather than wealth. His remarks comes at the back of stakeholders call for a law to criminalize money in politics. He expressed concern that if the current trend continues, Parliament will be filled with wealthy individuals who cannot contribute meaningfully to legislative work. According to him, the competence of a parliamentarian can be determined by their contribution to debates and parliamentary duties. He ...

                 Story by Azaglo Michael  ADENTAN, GHANA — The Adentan Municipal Assembly, led by Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Hon. Ella Christine Esinam Nongo alongside the local Member of Parliament, has officially commissioned three major educational projects in the constituency.  The developments align with the government's broader initiative to upgrade educational infrastructure across districts using decentralised funding. The commissioned projects feature 18-unit classroom structures serving the Otanor Presby area and the Asiyie Kose electoral area, as well as the final 22-unit phase of the Adentan Community School block.  A health facility, the Amahia Clinic, was also formally commissioned alongside the school infrastructure. Strategic Allocation of Funds Speaking to journalists during the ceremony, Hon. Nongo highlighted that 80% of the Assembly’s District Assemblies' Common Fund allocation was strategically channel...

               Story by Azaglo Michael  AMAHIA, GHANA — The Adentan Municipal Assembly has officially commissioned an ultra-modern health facility and staff residential quarters in Amrahia, expanding 24-hour medical access for residents across the constituency. Led by Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Hon. Ella Christine Esinam Nongo alongside the local Member of Parliament, the project marks a significant step in upgrading community clinics into standard health centers. Addressing Local Healthcare Needs Speaking at the ceremony, Hon. Nongo highlighted the urgency behind the project, noting that residents in Amahia and surrounding areas previously faced severe challenges accessing prompt medical attention. The new center is fully equipped to deliver round-the-clock emergency, outpatient, and maternal care. To ensure uninterrupted 24-hour operations, the Assembly integrated onsite staff apartments into the project, allowing medical personnel to ...

                Story by Azaglo Michael  ESIAMA — The Esiama Palace has officially launched its centenary celebration alongside the 2026 Kundu Festival, calling for strengthened partnerships between the central government and traditional authorities to enhance local governance and community development. Speaking to the press during the launch, the Chief of Esiama, Nana Ainoo Kwagyan III, emphasized the pivotal role traditional leaders play in national stability.   Chief of Esiama, Nana Ainoo Kwagyan III, He urged the government to accord the chieftaincy institution the necessary attention and resource support, noting that effective land governance at the state level depends heavily on local traditional control. Key Initiatives and Demands Land Dispute Resolution: Nana Ainoo Kwagyan III outlined plans to enhance the chieftaincy system by deepening public education on land ownership and administration. This initiative aims to curb rec...