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                  Story by Azaglo Michael  New Chief outlines vision to partner traditional leaders and public-private institutions for growth in education, health and infrastructure The Kpone Traditional Area has outdoored a new Chief, Nene Tettey Manstro II, with a renewed commitment to accelerate development in the community. Speaking on behalf of the Chief, the Secretary to the Royal Bediako We of Kpone Traditional Area, James Sutherland Atiapa, said the newly installed Chief held a press conference to outline his vision for the transformation of Kpone. According to him, Nene Tettey Manstro II will work closely with traditional leaders, as well as private and public institutions, to spearhead a fresh development agenda focused on education, health, and social investment. Some community members who spoke with the press welcomed the installation, but expressed concern that development in Kpone has slowed dramatically. They cited the de...

                 Story by Azaglo Michael  ABURI, Ghana — The Aburi Old Girls’ Association (AOGA), in collaboration with Rapid Courier, the AOGA 1986 and 2001 year groups, and the Presbyterian Hospital in Aburi (KOM Hospital), hosted its 2nd annual free health screening and health talk for students at Aburi Girls' Senior High School. Held under the theme "Empowering Her Health for a Future of Excellence," the initiative aimed to address student health concerns proactively and prevent critical illnesses within the school community. Key Event Highlights • Comprehensive Medical Care: Cynthia Akwetey, Administrator for the Presbyterian Hospital in Aburi, noted that the partnership expanded medical checks beyond routine examinations to include screenings for Hepatitis B/C, HIV/AIDS, and other vital health indicators. • Essential Medical Donations: Rapid Courier Accountant Nana Sewa Prempeh announced the donation of critical medical supplies—in...

              Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, GHANA – The Chartered Institute of Administrators, Management and Consultants – Ghana [CIAMC] has held its 8th Annual Administrators’ Conference 2026 in Accra under the theme: “Mindset Transformation, Value, Systems and the Law.” The conference brought together senior administrators, legal practitioners, and public sector leaders to deliberate on repositioning administration for national development through strategic thinking and legal compliance. Gracing the occasion were Prof. Lord Mensah, Head of the Local Government Service; Ehinabobrim Prah Agyensan, Board Chairman of CIAMC; and Mrs. Efua Ghartey, President of the Ghana Bar Association. Speaking to the press, Dr. Samuel Maosi Asafo, Chief Executive Officer of CIAMC-Ghana, said the institute’s goal is to move administration beyond the traditional role of “document movers and record keepers” to one of strategic leadership.  “Our target is to pr...

               Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — The Breast Society of Ghana recently convened its Annual General Scientific Meeting to align key stakeholders on expanding local access to early detection and treatment for breast cancer. Operating under the theme, "Bridging the Breast Cancer Care Gap for Everyone, Every Step, Everywhere," the conference focused on removing healthcare barriers and ensuring early intervention reaches women across all regions of Ghana. Speaking on behalf of First Lady Mrs.Lordina Mahama , Hon. Shamima Muslim emphasized that accessible healthcare is a fundamental right.  Hon. Shamima Muslim She highlighted that early diagnosis remains the primary defense against late-stage presentation and urged healthcare professionals to continuously update their clinical knowledge to support nationwide free screening initiatives. Addressing policymakers and health agencies—including the National Health Insurance Auth...

                  Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — The National Commission on Culture, in collaboration with strategic partners, has officially opened the maiden edition of "CRAFTARA," a 10-day international art and craft exhibition held at the W.E.B. Du Bois Memorial Centre for Pan-African Culture in Cantonments, Accra. Running under the theme “Connect, Create, Celebrate,” the event brings together artists and craftspeople from across Africa to showcase the continent's rich heritage. A Fusion of State and Traditional Vision Speaking to the press during the launch, the Acting Executive Director of the National Commission on Culture, Mr. Wilfree Kwaku, commended the organizers for the initiative.  the Acting Executive Director of the National Commission on Culture, Mr. Wilfree Kwak He highlighted the event's unique foundation, noting that it combines national administrative backing with traditional royal authority. Mr. Kwaku e...

                 Story by Azaglo Michael  The Dean of the School of Performing Arts at the University of Ghana, Dr. Synamon Kwashie Kumor, has issued an urgent appeal to the government, corporate philanthropists, and the public for a new operational bus to support nationwide outreach programs. The request follows a devastating incident where the department's previous 16-seater bus caught fire and burned to ashes en route to Winneba.  Since the loss, transporting students outside Accra for field presentations and educational tours has become severely compromised. Dr. Kumor highlighted the department's critical need for support during a recent donation ceremony, where alumnus Ewura Adams Kareem presented 260 chairs to the school. "It's difficult transporting students from Accra to different regions without a bus," Dr. Kumor noted, expressing deep gratitude for Kareem's contribution while calling on like-minded individuals to assist wi...

               Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, alongside the Inspector General of Police (IGP), has held a high-level consultative meeting with the governing body of the National Muslim Conference of Ghana to discuss national security, peace-building, and inter-faith collaboration. The Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak Addressing the leadership of the conference, the Interior Minister commended the National Chief Imam and Islamic leaders across the country for their leadership and maturity in de-escalating recent tensions.  He specifically highlighted a recent public statement issued by the National Chief Imam’s office that disavowed inflammatory remarks made by another cleric, describing the swift intervention as a crucial step in maintaining public order. Commitment to Impartial Law Enforcement During the meeting, Hon. Mohammed-Mubarak reaffirm...

              Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — Mulan Group has officially launched the Pyramid Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) initiative, a pioneering framework designed to equip children with the psychological and interpersonal tools needed to navigate academic, personal, and future professional challenges. The launch event brought together key stakeholders from government, civil society, and the education sector to advocate for a holistic, emotionally resilient approach to youth development. Government Reaffirms Commitment to Child Welfare Delivering the keynote address, Dr. Marian Kpakpah, Chief Director at the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP), reaffirmed the government’s commitment to inclusive policies that bridge child protection, family support, social welfare, and formal education. Dr. Marian Kpakpah, Chief Director at the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) Dr. Kpakpah highlig...

ACCRA, Ghana — In a direct effort to curb youth unemployment and social vices, the Groom Young Africa Network (GYAN), in collaboration with Peach Skills Hub Africa and the WHY Foundation, has hosted a free vocational skills training program for young people in the Sabon Zongo community. Operating under the theme "Powered to Build, Skilled to Shine: Transforming Zongo Youth into Independent Entrepreneurs," the initiative aimed to equip local youth with practical skills to foster financial independence and promote self-reliance. Speaking to the press during the event, the President of GYAN, Rev. Michael Fiakofi Azaglo, emphasized that shifting the mindset of African youth from job seekers to job creators remains the core mandate of the organization.  The President of GYAN, Rev. Michael Fiakofi Azaglo He noted that providing sustainable opportunities in areas of personal interest is essential to tackling poverty and reducing crime across the continent. "When young people ar...

.  .                                       Story By Azaglo Michael  The Global Evangelical Church has officially convened its Mini Synod 2026, centered on the biblical theme "Chosen and Appointed to Bear Lasting Fruit" (John 15:16). ‎ ‎The event brought together church executives, community leaders, and government representatives to address critical national issues—ranging from youth development and educational reform to environmental management and civic harmony. ‎ ‎Reclaiming Character Formation in Education ‎Speaking as the Guest of Honor, the Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs, Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim, emphasized the urgent need to overhaul Ghana’s educational framework by prioritizing character development alongside academic learning. ‎ ‎ The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs, Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim, ‎In his address to t...

                              Story by Azaglo Michael  Ghana Christian University College (GHACU) has held its 5th graduation ceremony for students completing certificate programs in Counselling and Law, urging new practitioners to apply their skills toward national transformation and mental health advocacy. The ceremony was centered on the theme: "Healing Minds, Upholding Justice, Changing Ghana Through Compassionate Counselling and Courage in Law." A total of 111 students graduated during the congregation, comprising 66 from the Counselling program and 45 from the Law program. Mental Health Authority Calls for Action on Addiction and Psychological Well-Being Speaking to journalists at the event, the Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Authority (MHA), Dr. Eugene Kobla Dordoye, highlighted the critical timing of the graduation.  the Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Authority (...

               Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, GHANA — Month of August has observed as International Day of Awareness of the Special Development Needs and Challenges of Landlocked Developing Countries . Therefore ,Groom Young Africa Network (GYAN) In an effort to address youth unemployment and social vices, the Groom Young Africa Network (GYAN) has successfully conducted its "Catch Them Young" skills training program for students at the Bright Bridge School Complex. The initiative aims to empower young Africans through practical, hands-on training designed to foster self-reliance and problem-solving skills. Speaking to the media, GYAN President Rev. Michael Azaglo emphasized the urgency of engaging adolescents during their formative years—specifically between the ages of 11 and 13—to steer them away from crime, teenage pregnancy, and social delinquency. GYAN President Rev. Michael Azaglo "Idle hands are the devil's workshop. We want to s...

              Story by Azaglo Michael  ACCRA, Ghana — Kenneth Nana Kwame Asamoah, the founder and leader of the Action People’s Party (APP), has called on the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to cancel its planned demonstration against the current administration. Addressing the press, Asamoah criticized the NPP's protest theme—"Ghana's Democracy is Under Attack"—arguing that the claim is misleading and damaging to the country's international reputation. He emphasized that Ghana maintains a strong democratic record across Africa that must be protected. "No, the NPP cannot destroy the good image of Ghana by their actions against the sitting government," Asamoah stated, adding that economic hardships are actively being addressed under President John Dramani Mahama's leadership. Asamoah urged the Ghanaian public not to participate in the protest, calling the exercise unnecessary. He advised the NPP to resolve its internal grievances rather than projecting a ...

               Story by Azaglo Michael  TEMA, Ghana — The Chief Executive Officer of AF Lucky 3 Limited, Mr. Fiifi Agyekum, has issued an urgent appeal to government authorities and MSC Shipping Line to see into severe offloading delays of trucks with containers at the Tema Port. The Chief Executive Officer of AF Lucky 3 Limited, Mr. Fiifi Agyekum According to Mr. Agyekum, over 500 cargo trucks have been stranded in long queues for roughly five days waiting to discharge containers.  He noted that the gridlock is causing substantial financial losses for businesses, while port capacity constraints continue to exacerbate the backlog. "For about five days, all our trucks have been stuck in a long queue at Tema Port. As a company, this delay has really cost us a lot," Mr. Agyekum stated. Beyond the commercial impact, the delays are creating severe welfare issues for drivers forced to sleep in their vehicles for days, away from their families....