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Reported By Azaglo Michael  Christabel Akweley Lamptey, a final-year Bachelor of Science in Administration student at the University of Ghana, has been crowned Miss Tourism Ghana 2025, representing the Ashanti Region. After weeks of intense competition, she emerged victorious, earning the prestigious crown. ‎ ‎Speaking at the grand finale, the Head of Operations for Miss Tourism Ghana, Madam Sedinam Atsyor Delight, described this year’s event as an exciting journey that tested contestants through various stages including Regional Costume, Regional Cooking, Cultural Debate, Swimwear Competition, The Read Ghana Night, GTP and Lush Hair Fashion Show, and ultimately the Grand Finale. ‎ ‎ Head of Operations for Miss Tourism Ghana, Madam Sedinam Atsyor Delight, She congratulated Christabel and her two runner-ups, acknowledging the efforts of all contestants. “The crown is not just about beauty; it is about courage, resilience, and the will to make a difference in society. Heavy is th...

Reported By Azaglo Michael ‎ ‎The Hausa community in Ghana gathered in Accra to celebrate World Hausa Day, an annual event instituted seven years ago to honor the cultural, social, and economic contributions of the Hausa people to national development. ‎ ‎Delivering a keynote address at the event, Dr. Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, former Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), emphasized the growing importance of the Hausa language in Ghana.  Dr. Mustapha Abdul-Hamid, former Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA He noted that Hausa is now the second most widely spoken language in the country and deserves formal recognition within Ghana’s educational framework. ‎ ‎ Dr. Abdul-Hamid proposed that Hausa grammar be formally developed and integrated into the Ghana Education Service (GES) curriculum, allowing the language to gain its rightful place alongside other recognized Ghanaian languages. ‎ ‎ “We need political will to push for i...

  ‎Reported By Azaglo Michael  ‎ Tang Palace Hotel, a beacon of luxury and excellence in Ghana’s hospitality industry, has celebrated its 10th anniversary with a grand awards ceremony that recognized its decade-long journey of redefining hospitality through exceptional service, unmatched elegance, and authentic experiences. ‎ ‎ Speaking at the event, the General Manager of Tang Palace Hotel, Mr. Sajid Ali Khan, highlighted that the milestone was not merely about marking time but also a tribute to the people,staff, guests, and partners,who have contributed to the hotel’s success over the years. ‎ General Manager of Tang Palace Hotel, Mr. Sajid Ali Khan, ‎“It is teamwork that has brought us to this significant milestone,” he noted. ‎ ‎ Mr. Khan emphasized that Tang Palace has grown into a true symbol of excellence within the hospitality industry, earning both local and international recognition. Among its many achievements, the hotel was recently honored with the prestigi...

Ororo Embassy Theological College Ghana has officially graduated and commissioned six individuals into the offices of Pastor, Apostle, and Prophetess, equipping them to spread the gospel and impact lives across the world. ‎ ‎Speaking to the media during the ceremony was the General Overseer of the college,Amb, Bishop,Prof, CHRIS EL ORORO DIABA emphasized the need for spiritual depth within the church. He lamented that “many churches lack spirituality due to the dilution of God’s word for personal gain,” stressing that the institution has, for over a decade, focused on raising ministers rooted in Christ-centered teachings. ‎ General Overseer of the college,Amb, Bishop,Prof, CHRIS EL ORORO DIABA ‎On the issue of the Ghanaian government’s call for the review of prophecies, Amb.El Ororo expressed concern, stating, “Government isn’t a spiritual center. How can spirituality be analyzed with physi cal ideologies? It would be better if fathers of the faith addressed this themselves.” ‎ ...

Reported By Azaglo Michael ‎ Miss Tourism Ghana 2025 dazzled audiences with a vibrant fashion show held at the Accra City Hotel as part of its pre-grand finale activities.  The event, which showcased the creativity, elegance, and confidence of the contestants, sets the stage for the highly anticipated grand finale scheduled for Friday, August 29, 2025, at the National Theatre in Accra. ‎ ‎Speaking to Nation 1 News at the event, Madam Delphine Brew-Hammond, a representative of Miss Tourism Ghana, highlighted the journey of the contestants and the excitement leading up to the finale. ‎ Madam Delphine Brew-Hammond, a representative of Miss Tourism Ghana ‎"Today, there’s going to be an eviction and one person is going home. We started with 16 girls, and we are now down to nine finalists who have qualified for the grand finale on Friday," she said. "It’s been fun and stressful, but we give thanks to God for bringing us this far." ‎ ‎Madam Brew-Hammond extende...

Reported by Azaglo Michael ‎ ‎The International Justice Mission (IJM) Ghana has organized a National Justice Conference aimed at reflecting on milestones in Ghana’s public justice system and renewing the nation’s commitment to combating human trafficking. The event brought together key stakeholders, including government agencies, social welfare institutions, NGOs, and community leaders. ‎ ‎Speaking to the press, Anita Budu, Country Director of IJM Ghana, highlighted the organization’s decade-long contribution to the fight against human trafficking, particularly in agricultural communities and across the Volta Lake. She noted that IJM’s collaboration with the Ghana Police Service Anti-Human Trafficking Unit, Marine Police, the Department of Social Welfare, the Office of the Attorney General, and civil society organizations has led to the rescue of many children and vulnerable individuals. ‎ Anita Budu, Country Director of IJM Ghana, ‎Budu emphasized that the conference serves ...

Reported by Azaglo Michael ‎  The Jesus Rescue Team (JRT), in collaboration with the Church of Pentecost Bongo District, has embarked on a transformative mission to address the growing challenge of youth addictions in the Bongo area. The initiative targets young people struggling with drug abuse, pornography, sexual immorality, and other destructive habits that have adversely affected their education and overall well-being. ‎ ‎ The outreach covered key locations, including fire service stations, secondary schools, chief palaces, the inauguration of new churches, and revival meetings aimed at rekindling faith in the community. ‎ ‎Speaking to the press, Lead Missionary Michael Davies of the Jesus Rescue Team emphasized that their primary goal is to break the cycle of addiction and restore hope among the youth. ‎ Lead Missionary Michael Davies of the Jesus Rescue Team  ‎“We are committed to supporting this community to overcome the addictions that have endangered th...

‎ Reported By Azaglo Michael ‎ ‎ 23rd August, 2025 ‎ ‎The official opening ceremony for the Sankofa Day Celebrations took place on Saturday, 23rd August, 2025 at the Sankofa Square, Toronto – Canada, formery Yonge Dundas Square. This day ,the name changed from Yonge Dundas Square to *“Sankofa Square”* is very significant to the history of Ghana as it marks the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition. ‎ ‎ ‎ The change of name is as a result of a two-year consultation process led by the Toronto city’s Recognition Review Community Advisory Committee comprising black and indigenous leaders, residents and business owners. ‎ ‎ The process to rename the iconic square in Toronto’s downtown core was precipitated by a petition that claiming that its namesake, Henry Dundas, a Scottish politician from the 1770’s to the early 1800’s was a major proponent in delaying the abolition of the Transatlantic slave trade. ‎ ‎ Following two years of community con...