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In a collective effort to strengthen public health through immunization, the Concern Health Education Project, in collaboration with the Ghana Coalition in Health and with support from Gavi, has stepped up its campaign to combat vaccine misinformation and expand vaccine access in local communities. On Wednesday, May 28th, at the La Dade-Kotopon Municipal Assembly (LaDMA), ten community volunteers were officially trained as part of an intensified outreach initiative. The training aims to boost public education, dispel myths surrounding vaccines, and support child welfare and nutrition-focused health interventions. Speaking to the media during the event, Mr. Isaac Ampomah, a seasoned public health advocate and CEO of the Concern Health Education Project, expressed his appreciation for the Gavi cash support initiative, which he said has significantly enhanced their ability to conduct effective community-level immunization outreach. Mr. Isaac Ampomah, CEO, concern health coalition  “Wi...

The Ghana Real Estate Developers Association (GREDA) has raised concerns over the limited engagement of foreign developers in its ranks, describing the situation as a significant hurdle to the association’s broader objectives within the real estate sector. Dr. James Orleans Lindsay, President of GREDA, Dr. James Orleans Lindsay, President of GREDA, revealed that despite numerous efforts to attract international stakeholders, interest and participation remain notably low. He made these remarks during the official inauguration of the Association’s Executive Council Standing Committees and a Stakeholder Forum held in Accra. “We’ve faced considerable challenges in bringing foreign developers on board,” Dr. Lindsay noted, emphasizing that their inclusion is critical to driving industry growth and promoting best practices across the board. Despite the setbacks, GREDA remains resolute. Dr. Lindsay reaffirmed the Association’s commitment to increasing its reach and influence, with a clear goal...

More than 250 residents of East Legon-La Bawaleshie received free medical check-ups during a day-long health screening exercise dubbed “Free Medical Screening: My Health, My Life 2.0” held at the La-Bawaleshie Community Square. The initiative aligns with Rotary International’s Disease Prevention and Treatment focus area, a commitment that lies at the heart of Rotary’s #PeopleOfAction agenda to strengthen communities through improved healthcare access. The residents were screened from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the 24th of May 2025,for a wide range of health indicators including blood pressure, body temperature, pulse, weight, height, Body Mass Index (BMI), and tested for malaria, hepatitis B, and typhoid , all at no cost. This significant exercise was the second edition of the Free Medical Screening Exercise organized by the Rotaract Club of Accra-East Legon (RoCAEL) in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Accra-East, Rotaract Club of Kumasi, and with critical support from several health...

  In celebration of Africa Week, environmental advocacy groups 350 Ghana and 350 Africa partnered with Ebenezer Senior High School in Dansoman to raise awareness about renewable energy and champion the global movement toward sustainable development. The collaboration aimed to educate students and the wider community on the importance of embracing clean energy sources such as solar and wind power. As part of the initiative, the school hosted a campaign under the theme “100% Renewable Energy Powered Schools”—a vision aligned with the broader mission of creating a greener, energy-resilient Ghana. Miss.Regina Baiden, Regional Director for 350 Africa Speaking in an interview, Miss .Regina Baiden, Regional Director for 350 Africa, highlighted the rationale behind the chosen theme. “We believe in leaving no one behind in the energy transition. This theme was deliberately selected to promote inclusivity and encourage national ownership of clean energy solutions,” she said. Miss Baiden emph...

  Director of the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), Professor Peter Quartey was speaking on the sidelines of the Cash in Crisis in Africa conference organised by Maria Sibylla Merian Institute for Advanced Studies in Africa, MIASA.  He attributed the appreciation of the Ghanaian cedi to a mix of both domestic and external forces. He explained that policies such as Gold for oil reserves and global developments including ongoing trade tensions involving the U.S and other countries have influenced the currency's performance. He commended the Bank of Ghana and the ministry of finance on what he describes as an improved coordination and increased transparency which he believes is restoring public confidence. Meanwhile, Fitch Solutions has predicted that, Ghana cedi will end 2025 at GH¢15.50 to one US dollar, with an annual average of GH¢15.30/US dollar.  Reported By Azaglo Michael 

  The reports focused on key insights into Ghana's human rights status, while the death penalty report highlights the progress of campaigns following the passage of the two bills, the criminal offenses Act, Act 29(1960) and the Ghana armed forces Act 105 (1962) in July 2023 with calls for a constitutional amendment to remove the death penalty in Ghana completely. Speaking at the launch of the amnesty international report and death sentences and execution report in  Accra, board vice chairperson of Amnesty international Ghana, Charity Batuure gave key highlights of the report. Country Director of Amnesty International Ghana, Genevieve Partington called for a presidential action on the bill to criminalize witchcraft accusations and a permanent end to death sentencing. She also called for the scrapping of the Human sexual right and family bill which she maintains it further criminalizes LGBTQI people. On death sentences and executions, the report shows that, Amnesty International...

  The Charge d’affaires of the High Commission of Malaysia to Ghana, Mr. Syed Nauzer Idid has urged Ghana to prioritize human agricultural capital investment and must go beyound production and importation . According to him Ghana is in a unique position to lead Africa interns of agricultural sustainability. He indicated that Ghana over the years has been a long the world leading cocoa producers and other cash crops and can do more to ensuring a sustainable agriculture production . He added that can has the potential to move beyound raw commodity export to production and industrialization. Mr. Syed Nauzer idid reaffirmed Malaysias commitment to working hand in hand with the government of Ghana to ensure good relationship with both country especially in the field of agriculture. He noted that Ghana has already gifted the world with cocoa and football stars but why not agricultural revolution so therefore urged the government to do more in the agricultural sector.   He claimed th...

 The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) National Committee of Ghana has held a high-level stakeholder conference under the theme: "Bridging Local Innovation and Global Standards: Ghana’s Commitment to Electrotechnical Excellence." The conference aimed to reinforce Ghana’s role in the global electrotechnical ecosystem through enhanced collaboration and standardization. The IEC plays a pivotal role in fostering international standardization and cooperation within the electrotechnical sector. In line with this, the IEC Ghana committee is intensifying efforts to ensure the country’s active participation in global trade and economic advancement through the adoption of internationally recognized standards. The event brought together key institutions, including the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA), and representatives from the IEC. Their presence underscored the government’s commitment to creating a resilient st...

  In a heartwarming display of community support, Samuel Tiwonitaaba Kuteba, the esteemed CEO of Tiwonisam Group of Companies, has made a significant contribution to the Gbani CHPS Compound. Mr. Kuteba recently donated a wheelchair to the facility, showcasing his commitment to improving the lives of those in need. The wheelchair donation is a testament to Mr. Kuteba's philanthropic efforts and his dedication to giving back to the community. The Gbani CHPS Compound, which provides essential healthcare services to the local population, will greatly benefit from this generous gift. By providing mobility assistance to those who require it, the wheelchair will undoubtedly enhance the quality of care and support offered by the Gbani CHPS Compound. This thoughtful donation reflects Mr. Kuteba's compassion and willingness to make a positive impact in the lives of others. The Tiwonisam Group of Companies continues to uphold its reputation for excellence and community involvement under M...

  Renowned labour consultant and Chief Executive Officer of Gamey and Gamey Group, Mr. Austin A. Gamey, has strongly advocated for the implementation of a 24-hour economy in Ghana. Speaking at a two-day Labour Law Forum held to equip both employers and employees with critical workplace knowledge, Mr. Gamey emphasized the urgent need for Ghana to transition to a round-the-clock economic model. Addressing members of the media during the event, Mr. Gamey described knowledge as the cornerstone of productivity in any business environment. Mr. Austin A. Gamey  He stressed that labour laws should be understood not merely as regulatory tools, but as forms of social legislation aimed at fostering collaboration between employers and employees. According to him, when workers are well-informed about their roles and responsibilities, productivity targets become more achievable, ultimately benefitting both businesses and the broader economy. Mr. Gamey also underscored the importance of fair...