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In a groundbreaking event, the Ghana Youth Environmental Movement in collaboration with the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) held Africa’s first-ever Youth Adaptation Forum in Accra.  The forum brought together young leaders, policymakers, and civil society organizations to champion climate adaptation efforts across the continent. Adriana Valenzuela, Youth Leadership Lead at the GCA,  Adriana Valenzuela, Youth Leadership Lead at the GCA, emphasized in an interview with the press that Africa boasts the youngest population globally,and that this demographic represents the continent's greatest asset in driving transformational change.  “Young people are the game changers in Africa’s development through innovative adaptation solutions,” she said. Valenzuela further noted that the forum aims to empower Ghanaian youth with the knowledge and tools needed to exchange best practices and showcase scalable adaptation strategies.  “Ghana has been a champion in integrating clima...

The Regional Maritime University (RMU) has successfully held its 7th graduation ceremony for trainees in forklift and mobile crane operations under the theme: “Skilled Labour for Accelerated Industrialization.” Addressing the gathering, the Acting Vice Chancellor, Dr. Jethro W. Brooks Jr., emphasized the significance of the event, noting that it not only celebrates the graduates’ hard work, resilience, and dedication but also underscores RMU’s commitment to skills development as a critical catalyst for economic transformation. the Acting Vice Chancellor, Dr. Jethro W. Brooks Jr. “This graduation comes at an opportune time,” Dr. Brooks stated. “RMU is strategically positioned to create opportunities for its trainees. As part of our mandate, we are committed to training a generation of highly skilled workers who will contribute to modern industry and national progress.” He further highlighted the university’s collaborative efforts with the Government of Ghana and the National Youth Autho...

 In a heartfelt celebration of Mother’s Day, Rajo Care Foundation and Afi Antonio Foundation , organized a special skills training event for 50 single mothers in the Ledzokuku Constituency. The initiative focused on Empowering Single Mothers through bead-making training, aimed at equipping them with practical skills to ease their financial burdens and promote economic independence. Mr. Raphael Ojobio Speaking at the event, Mr.Raphael Odjerbio Founder and Lead Partner of the Rajo Care Foundation. , reaffirmed his commitment to celebrating and honoring mothers annually. He emphasized the importance of creating sustainable opportunities for women, particularly single mothers, within local communities. As part of the program's impact, five single mothers were selected at the end of the training to receive seed capital of GHS 500 each to help them kickstart their own bead-making businesses. Mr.Raphael Odjerbio  also drew attention to the ongoing challenges faced by the foundat...

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  The third edition of the Kaba and Slit Festival 2025 took center stage with vibrant colors, cultural pride, and a strong message to embrace locally made fashion. Held in the heart of Ghana, the event brought together fashion enthusiasts, cultural advocates, and members of the creative industry to honor traditional Ghanaian attire in an atmosphere of unity and celebration. The Kaba and slit Festival, renowned for its celebration of the iconic Ghanaian women's outfit—the kaba and Slit—once again lived up to its reputation. Women lit up the venue in vibrant African print ensembles, while men complemented the scene with stylish African print shirts paired with trousers or shorts. From intricately woven kente to richly patterned fabrics, the fashion on display reflected the diversity and beauty of Ghanaian textile art. The event not only highlighted fashion but also featured a taste of Ghana’s finest culinary delights and music. Manye Korngo The festival is the brainchild of Manye Kor...

  The Systems Certification Department of the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) has held its 3rd Annual General Meeting, aimed at deepening engagement with business owners and organizations on the critical role of certification in promoting effective business operations in Ghana. The event served as a platform to highlight the importance of standardized practices in ensuring quality, consistency, and value delivery, especially among small-scale enterprises. Professor Alex Dodoo Speaking to the press, the Director General of the GSA, Professor Alex Dodoo, emphasized the necessity for all businesses—particularly small-scale industries—to operate with reproducibility and consistency by adhering to standardized procedures. He noted that such practices are essential to unlocking the full potential of their efforts. Prof. Dodoo urged business owners to identify and document the fundamental risks within their operations, stressing that this is key to long-term growth and resilience. He adde...

 Dr. Kweku Addo The Honourable Reverend Dr. Kweku Addo, Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West, respectfully reminds all constituents that the Ga Traditional Council’s annual ban on noise-making will be in effect from Sunday, 12th May to Wednesday, 12th June 2025 . The ban is a significant cultural observance rooted in the traditions of the Ga people, and Hon. Rev. Dr. Addo calls on residents to fully comply in a spirit of respect, unity, and cultural harmony. “We must all show true reverence for our customs, uphold law and order, and work together to strengthen community bonds through cultural cooperation,” he stated. He further emphasized that peaceful and law-abiding citizens are the foundation of thriving communities. “Together, we will continue to make Ablekuma West a beacon of discipline, development, and cultural pride.” Residents are therefore encouraged to refrain from activities that may generate excessive noise during this period, including outdoor events with loud m...