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Story by Azaglo Michael  The Office of the Women’s Commissioner of TESCON GIMPA has successfully organized a high-energy health walk aimed at tackling the rising tide of drug abuse among the youth. ‎ The event, which drew scores of students and party sympathizers, served as a platform for both physical fitness and critical social advocacy. ‎ ‎The Fight Against Drug Abuse ‎The walk was designed to raise awareness about the devastating impact of substance abuse on the lives of young Ghanaians. Participants marched through key routes, carrying placards and chanting slogans to promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. ‎ ‎Addressing the gathering, the Member of Parliament for Akuapim North, Hon. Sammy Awuku, commended the Women’s Commissioner for the initiative. ‎ Member of Parliament for Akuapim North, Hon. Sammy Awuku,  He issued a stern warning to the youth regarding the long-term consequences of drug addiction. ‎ ‎"Drug abuse is destroying the potential of ...

Story by Azaglo Michael  The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) has officially launched its landmark 90th-anniversary celebrations under the theme: "Science, Impact, Legacy." The event, which marks nine decades of pharmaceutical leadership in West Africa, served as both a reflection on past achievements and a clarion call for urgent national reforms. ‎ ‎​Royal Patronage: A Legacy of Proximity and Professionalism ‎​The celebration was graced by the Paramount Queen of Akuapem, HRH Nana Afua Nketia Obuo II, who performed the official unveiling of the 90th-anniversary logo. ‎ ‎​In her keynote address, the Queen Mother emphasized that the true legacy of the profession lies in its accessibility. She reminded pharmacists that they are often the "first point of contact" for patients within the healthcare system. ‎ the Paramount Queen of Akuapem, HRH Nana Afua Nketia Obuo II,  ‎​"The theme 'Science, Impact, Legacy' must not be a mere statement; i...

Story by Azaglo Michael  Closing a landmark ten-day mission, the United Nations Working Group on the Rights of Peasants has called for urgent action to bridge the "major gap" between Ghana’s national policies and the harsh realities faced by rural food producers. ‎ ‎ ‎The delegation, visiting at the invitation of the Government of Ghana, concluded their assessment with a press briefing detailing the systemic challenges threatening the nation's agricultural backbone. ‎ ‎Speaking exclusively with Nation 1 TV in Accra, Working Group member Ms. Uche Ofodile praised Ghana’s existing legislative framework but noted a significant disconnect in its execution. ‎ Working Group member Ms. Uche Ofodile  ‎"Ghana possesses robust policies capable of driving national development," Ms. Ofodile stated. "However, there remains a major gap between the law on paper and the policy in practice." ‎ ‎ ‎The most critical finding in the mission’s report center...

Story By Azaglo Michael  ‎ In a powerful address marking the climax of International Firefighters’ Day, the Member of Parliament for Ablekuma South, Hon. Alfred Okoe Vanderpuije, has issued a stern directive to the Ghana Police Service: apprehend and prosecute anyone found guilty of assaulting firefighters or damaging their equipment. ‎ Member of Parliament for Ablekuma South, Hon. Alfred Okoe Vanderpuije, ‎The event, held at the forecourt of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) Greater Accra Regional Headquarters in Korle-Bu, served as a solemn memorial for "Firefighting Heroes" who lost their lives in the line of duty. ‎ ‎Speaking under the theme, "An Attack on Firefighters and Equipment is an Attack on Public Safety; End Assaults and Protect the Firefighter," Hon. Vanderpuije emphasized that the right to a safe working environment is a constitutional mandate. ‎ ‎"Every worker in Ghana has a right to safety under our Constitution," the MP stated...

Story By Azaglo Michael  ‎ In a major boost to the nation’s healthcare infrastructure, the Ghana Red Cross Society (GRCS) has officially unveiled plans to construct an ultra-modern humanitarian hospital in the Greater Accra Region. Estimated at $27 million, the facility is set to become a premier hub for emergency care, capacity building, and specialized medical services. ‎ ‎Speaking at the 2026 World Red Cross Day celebrations, the President of the GRCS, Dr. Edward Donkor, emphasized that the project is designed to bridge the gap in emergency medical access. He noted that the facility will serve all citizens regardless of political affiliation or social background. ‎ President of the GRCS, Dr. Edward Donkor ‎"It is time to create a facility where everyone,regardless of community background,can find relief," Dr. Donkor stated. "This hospital will serve as a first aid training center and a critical hub for emergency care and capacity building." ‎ ‎While t...

Story by Azaglo Michael  The landscape of technical education in Ghana reached a significant milestone today with the convening of the TVET Symposium 2026 and the official launch of the 3rd Edition of the Ghana TVET Report. ‎ ‎​The high-level event brought together a strategic coalition of policymakers, industry titans, development partners, and heads of training institutions. ‎ Held under the theme “Evidence-Based Policy Making in TVET,” the symposium served as a critical platform to discuss how data-driven research and innovation can fortify the nation’s TVET ecosystem, ultimately boosting employability and national productivity. ‎ ‎​ Prioritizing Data for Quality Training ‎​Speaking to the press, Mr. Zakaria Sulemana, the Director-General of the Commission for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET), emphasized that the 3rd edition is more than just a document,it is a roadmap for the future. ‎  Mr. Zakaria Sulemana, the Director-General of the Commi...

In a major step toward modernizing social interventions, the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP), through the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP), has officially launched a "Training of Trainers" session for the School Connect Pilot Project. ‎ ‎The initiative, a collaboration between the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), marks a pivotal shift toward data-driven governance in school nutrition. ‎ During the ceremony, specialized digital devices were officially handed over by the GSFP Secretariat to the Ghana Education Service (GES) to facilitate real-time monitoring and evaluation. ‎ ‎Speaking to the press, Hajia Fati Forgor, National Coordinator of the GSFP, described the project as the realization of a long-term vision. While the groundwork for this digital transition began prior to her tenure, she noted that the partnership with the South Korean government has been the catalyst needed to bring ...