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Reported by Azaglo Michael The Centre for Plant Medicine Research (CPMR) has officially launched its 50th anniversary celebrations in Accra, unveiling a new logo under the theme “Health and Wealth Power of Plants: Five Decades of Innovation in Plant Medicine Research and Development.” ‎‎ ‎ ‎Speaking at the ceremony, the Executive Director of CPMR, Prof. Alex Asase, described the golden jubilee as a historic milestone that reflects the Centre’s resilience and achievements despite numerous challenges. He highlighted the need for more skilled staff in clinical research to advance the Centre’s work and called for enhanced infrastructure to expand production capacity and create employment opportunities for Ghanaian. ‎ Executive Director of CPMR, Prof. Alex Asase, ‎Prof. Asase further emphasized the importance of plant-based medicine, noting that many modern pharmaceuticals are derived from plants. He urged the public to prioritize traditional plant medicine as part of Ghana’s healthca...

Reported by Azaglo Michael ‎ ‎ Ghana has officially launched Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, emphasizing the nation’s commitment to improving diagnosis, treatment, and care for children affected by cancer. ‎ ‎Speaking at the launch, Dr. Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe, Director of Public Health at the Ghana Health Service, noted that childhood cancer is “not a death sentence when addressed promptly and effectively.” He described the campaign as a call to reflect, educate, and show compassion, while reaffirming the Health Service’s dedication to fighting childhood cancer nationwide. ‎ Dr. Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe, Director of Public Health at the Ghana Health Service ‎Dr. Asiedu-Bekoe urged all Ghanaian to make awareness creation a shared mission, stressing that “no child should die from a disease that can be fought with knowledge and the right tools.” He assured the public that government considers childhood cancer a public health priority and is committed to working with the World Heal...

Reported by Azaglo Michael ‎ ‎Accra came alive on Saturday, August 30, 2025, as the second edition of The VL Exposure unfolded under the theme “Beyond Boundaries” and the topic “Opportunities for Growth.” The event brought together policymakers, entrepreneurs, youth leaders, corporate executives, and community changemakers in a vibrant celebration of resilience, innovation, and empowerment. ‎ Delivering the keynote, Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Hon. Samuel Nartey George, urged young people to embrace authenticity, resilience, and brand identity as vital tools for success. Drawing from his own journey from university entrepreneur to cabinet minister, he emphasized the importance of self-discovery: ‎ Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Hon. Samuel Nartey ‎“There can only be one Samuel Nartey George. Discover what is unique about you and nurture it,” he said, adding that brand identity often outweighs mere product st...

‎Reported By Azaglo Michael  ‎The month of September has officially been designated as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, with activities scheduled to commence on Friday, August 5, at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital. ‎ ‎In preparation for the launch, a medical team from the hospital paid a courtesy visit to the Chief of Adabraka to formally invite him and the community to actively participate in the program. ‎ ‎Speaking to the media, Dr. Niat Salisu, a childhood cancer specialist at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, emphasized that the awareness initiative will extend beyond hospital walls into the Adabraka community. According to her, the campaign aims to promote early detection since many childhood cancer cases are diagnosed late, despite being curable. ‎ Dr. Niat Salisu, a childhood cancer specialist  ‎“Each year in Ghana, between 1,200 and 1,500 cases of childhood cancer are diagnosed, but sadly, many children are brought in at a stage when it is too late...

Reported By Azaglo Michael  Speaking in an interview,Prince thompson,he established that the album and the single of the video was released dew to the Ghana gospel industry which has come down . ‎ ‎ Gospel Minister,Prince thompson "I have been inspired by the help of God to revive the energy in the gospel industry,I felt that is the calling of God on my life towards this era of gospel fraternity in Ghana. ‎ ‎Prince stress that current album come before the first single which follows by another two which will be released soon,he noted ‎ ‎He look forward to been recognized globally though God strength and elevation in the next five to ten years,he said ‎ Afro and R/B gospel informed the kind of music I do  to revive the gospel energy ‎ ‎Prince Thompson urge all gospel ministers to  be courageous even in time of hardship, thou the journey will not be easy but through focus on Jesus we can all push through. ‎

Reported by Azaglo Michael ‎ ‎The Paramount Chief of Kwahu Traditional Council, Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III, has supported three hospitals within his territory with medical equipment to improve neonatal healthcare, emergency and cardiac arrest treatment. ‎The Paramount Chief of Kwahu Traditional Council, Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III Daasebre Akuamoah Boateng III donated four incubators and three defibrillators to the Kwahu Government Hospital-Atibie, Holy Family Hospital-Nkawkaw, and the Presbyterian Hospital-Donkor Krom, to better equip these facilities in meeting the health demands of the ever-increasing population in the areas.  ‎Municipal Health Director for Kwahu West, and Acting Director for Kwahu South, Celestina Asante, described the gesture as timely, noting that it comes at a critical moment when the beneficiary hospitals needed improved healthcare facilities.  Acting Director for Kwahu South, Celestina Asante She assured that the incubators will be properly maint...

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...