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State and local authorities have been advised to refrain from interfering with the enforcement of laws on sanitation. It popped up during a training on sanitation held recently at the hub of the European Union Funded Project No Business as Usual (NBU) on the 30th of January 2020 that the execution of the mandate of … Continue reading NBU Project;”stop interfering with the enforcement of laws on sanitation”- local authorities told →

Authorities of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) under the able leadership of the Mayor, Hon Osei Assibey Antwi have in a grand style celebrated this year's World Cancer Day. The commemoration of KMA's version was done jointly with officials of the Okomfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), representative of the Manhyia palace Otumfuo's Manwerehene Baffour Brantuo Hyiaman … Continue reading KMA, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital celebrate World Cancer Day in a grand style →

Three Catholic Seminarians from Sunyani Diocese have donated three wheel chairs to three physically challenged trainees of the No Business as Usual (NBU) Project under the Youth Entrepreneurship and Employability Programme (YEEP). The price value of the donated items is 600Euros and were presented in the name of Shepherds Rod Foundation. The trio donors are … Continue reading NBU Project; Catholic seminarians donate wheel chairs to NBU trainees in Kumasi →

Deputy Chief of Staff Hon. Asenso Boakye, doubling as parliamentary candidate for Bantama Constituency has footed all financial expenses covering the holding of a quiz competition for basic schools in the area. The launching of the event was held yesterday 30th January 2020 at Bantama M/A State Boys and the objective was to quiz students … Continue reading Deputy Chief of Staff supports quiz competition held at Bantama constituency →

The National Lottery Authority (NLA) under Hon. Kofi Osei-Ameyaw has built an ultra-modern Regional Office Complex for the Staff, Lotto Marketing Companies and other stakeholders in Ho, Volta Region. Previously, the Authority was renting an office space for its day-to-day businesses, administration and operations in the Region. The new office complex serves as a relief … Continue reading NLA gets new office complex in Ho-Volta region →

Worrying figures vis-à-vis the global rate of cervical cancer infection have sparked a call for a swift intervention from government. An Obstetrician Gynaecologist at Bechem government hospital Abena Yawson has announced that the status-quo of the malady demands the footing of the cost covering cervical cancer vaccination by government. Government she suggested should shoulder bills … Continue reading NBU Project (cervical cancer screening); medic advises gov’t to foot vaccination bill. →

The Neoplan (Ghana) Limited, a bus manufacturing company has been in a existence since 1974. Since its establishment the Company has made history in producing over 4,000 buses for Government Institutions, Universities, Metro Mass Transit (MMT), GPRTU and Private Individuals/Companies. In 2002, President Kufuor's Government contracted Neoplan (Ghana) Limited to build 450 DAF/VDL buses for … Continue reading Neoplan(Ghana) Ltd closure: CVM calls on Pres Akuffo Addo to intervene →

Residents of Diaso in the Upper Denkyira West of Central Region have accused one Albert Kodua alias "Yaw Tawiah", a retired police officer for speculating a false news visavis a long standing chieftaincy issue which they believe has caused fear and panic. It has emerged that Yaw Tawiah made a false announcement on Accra based … Continue reading Diaso youth peeved over false news speculation on their chieftaincy issue →

Elected and appointed assembly members of the 8th Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly have been sworn-in to commence the execution of their official mandate. The swearing-in and for that matter the inauguration of the 8th assembly occurred yesterday 23rd January 2020 at the poular Kumasi Rattary Park. It was tinted with the pomp attendance of traditional leaders, … Continue reading 8th KMA inaugurated; 40 elected members, 20 gov’t appointees sworn into office. →