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Story by Azaglo Michael  ‎In a significant move toward improving menstrual hygiene management in Ghana, the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has partnered with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the Swedish government. Together, they have launched a week-long program focused on the standardization, safety, and distribution of both single-use and reusable menstrual products. ‎ ‎This international conference, hosted in Ghana, serves as an open forum for stakeholders,including Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), government ministries, and international experts—to harmonize standards that ensure sanitary products are both safe and affordable. ‎ ‎Speaking to the press during the event, Ms. Alice Donyan, Acting Head of the Standards Directorate at the GSA, highlighted the long-term benefits of this initiative.  Ms. Alice Donyan, Acting Head of the Standards Directorate at the GSA, She emphasized that establishing high-quality standards is a critical pillar i...

Story by Azaglo Michael  The Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) is ramping up its advocacy for sustainable economic shifts, calling on the government to establish concrete policies that support youth-led waste management and green businesses. ‎ ‎The call to action was made during a specialized 2-day Green Business Training workshop hosted at the University of Ghana (UG), designed to equip students with the tools to transform environmental challenges into profitable ventures. ‎Keynote speaker Prof. Teddy Osei Kwakye, an Associate Professor from the University of Ghana Business School’s Accounting Department, emphasized that waste management is an untapped goldmine for the Ghanaian youth. ‎ Prof. Teddy Osei Kwakye, an Associate Professor from the University of Ghana Business School’s Accounting Department,  ‎Addressing the rising concerns over job scarcity, Prof. Kwakye urged students to shift their perspective on environmental hazards. ‎ ‎"Youth should stop complaining abou...

Story by Azaglo Michael  Prominent disability advocates and business leaders are calling on Parliament and the Executive branch to urgently integrate autism support services into the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). ‎ The plea aims to alleviate the high cost of therapy and medical care for families raising children with special needs. ‎ ‎​Mr. Kojo Saka Addo-Mensah, CEO of Saka Homes, spearheaded the call during a recent press engagement. He urged Parliament to establish robust legal frameworks to protect and guide individuals living with autism. ‎ ‎Mr. Kojo Saka Addo-Mensah, CEO of Saka Homes ‎​Beyond legislation, Mr. Addo-Mensah highlighted the crushing financial reality for many families, noting that government intervention through the NHIS is essential to ensure that healthcare is not a luxury reserved for the wealthy. ‎ ‎​"A significant number of parents are unaware of what autism truly is," Mr. Addo-Mensah stated. "Education is vital to stop the...

Story by Azaglo Michael  Crysta Galaxy College of Aviation and Professional Studies has officially held its graduation ceremony, celebrating the academic achievements of 80 students. The graduates, who completed intensive programs in Cargo Handling, Media, and Aviation, were honored under the theme: "Enhancing Entrepreneurship: The Role of Education." ‎ ‎Speaking on behalf of the Director, Mr. Amofa Sarpong highlighted that this year’s ceremony marked a significant evolution for the college. In a bid to foster excellence, the institution presented special awards to top-performing students. ‎ Mr. Amofa Sarpong ‎"This year is unique," Mr. Sarpong noted. "Our goal is to prepare these graduates to be ambassadors of professionalism in the job market. We want them to make a tangible difference wherever they are placed and contribute meaningfully to the progress of society." ‎ ‎ ‎During his address, Mr. Sarpong issued a direct appeal to the government to expand i...

‎The Adomi Bridge Gardens, in collaboration with the Asuogyaman District Assembly, has officially announced the 2025 Asuogyaman Tourism and Arts Festival under the theme “Tourism Through the Arts: Showcasing Our Story.” ‎ ‎The festival, set to take place from December 4th to 7th, 2025, aims to celebrate the true identity of the Asuogyaman community—its natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant creative spirit. Organizers say the event will not only highlight the district’s tourism potential but also promote entrepreneurship, art, and unity among community members. ‎ ‎ Speaking during the unveiling ceremony, Nana Akonnor Bekai Ababio V, Osomanwawa of Akamai State, emphasized that the festival marks a new era for local development and a renewed sense of pride for the people of Asuogyaman. He pledged his full support to ensure the event runs smoothly, adding his royal blessings to the organizers for their dedication to uplifting the community through culture and tourism ‎ ...

Story by Azaglo Michael  The spotlight of West African leadership is shifting to Accra this month as Ghana prepares to host the 12th District 94 Toastmasters International Conference. ‎ From April 29 to May 2, 2026, over 500 delegates from 12+ nations and the global diaspora will gather under the powerful theme: "Lead With Purpose, Speak to Impact." ‎ ‎​The four-day summit, centered at the Destiny Arena, marks a significant milestone for the region, returning to Ghana for the second time in seven years. ‎ ‎​This isn’t just a gathering for public speakers; it is a strategic response to a changing global landscape. ‎ The 2026 conference will tackle high-stakes modern challenges, including: ‎​The Rise of Artificial Intelligence: Navigating the tech-human interface. ‎ ‎​Cultural Transitions: Leading through regional shifts. ‎​Geopolitical Dynamics: Strengthening Africa's voice on the world stage. ‎ ‎​"Accra 2026 is where stories meet strategy and pu...

Story by Azaglo Michael  Established in 1976, the Ghana Police Hospital has officially reached a historic milestone. This year marks its 50th Anniversary,a Golden Jubilee dedicated to five decades of providing critical healthcare services to the security services and the general public. ‎ To honor this legacy, the hospital administration has unveiled an extensive lineup of activities designed to celebrate its past and fortify its future. ‎ ‎ ‎The festivities kicked off with a high-energy public float through the principal streets of Accra, aimed at creating awareness and inviting the community to join the celebration. ‎ The Golden Jubilee program features a diverse range of events, including: ‎A National Symposium and Health Exhibition ‎Awards Ceremonies recognizing long-service excellence ‎Sports Festivals and ‘Debas’ to foster camaraderie ‎Environmental Initiatives such as a dedicated tree-planting exercise ‎Ecumenical Services and a grand anniversary ceremony...

Story by Azaglo Michael  The Anidaso Parkinson’s Disease Foundation, in collaboration with its strategic partners, successfully hosted the “Pedal for Parkinson’s 2026” event to commemorate World Parkinson’s Disease Day. ‎ ‎ Held under the theme “Moving Together for Hope,” the initiative combined community cycling with a high-level advocacy campaign to tackle the rising costs of treatment and the persistent social stigma surrounding the condition. ‎ ‎​Addressing the press at the University of Ghana Sports Grounds, Dr. Andrew Jacobs Bilson, Pharmacist and Executive Secretary of the Anidaso Foundation, issued a formal plea to the government regarding the prohibitive cost of medication. ‎ Dr. Andrew Jacobs Bilson, Pharmacist and Executive Secretary of the Anidaso Foundation ‎​Currently, Parkinson’s patients face monthly medication costs averaging 800 Ghana Cedis,a figure Dr. Bilson noted is far beyond the reach of the average Ghanaian household. ‎ ‎ ‎​"We are calling on ...

Story by Azaglo Michael  ‎In a powerful display of philanthropy and global collaboration, tandhe McDan  Foundation has once again stepped forward to support the vulnerable. On Friday, April 10, 2026, the foundation hosted its annual Widows Support Program in La, Greater Accra, providing a critical lifeline to over 5,000 women facing economic hardship. ‎ ‎The event drew beneficiaries from eight key communities across the Greater Accra Region, including La, Teshie, Nungua, and Osu. Each participant received essential food supplies, including: ‎​Bags of rice and Gari ‎​Assorted drinks and potable water ‎​Comprehensive health screenings for hypertension and diabetes ‎This year’s initiative was bolstered by a strategic partnership with the RIDNE Food Consortium of Ukraine. Michael Penrose, Director of the International Advisory Committee for Ukraine, lauded Dr. Daniel McKorley’s unwavering commitment. ‎ Penrose noted that Dr. McKorley’s own "grass-to-grace" story,beginnin...