Ga West: The Ga West Municipal Assembly in the Greater Accra Region is taking steps to boost up efforts in tree planting in the municipality to help protect the environment and to mitigate the negative effects of climate change. Mr. John Desmond Nii Sowah Nai, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE),
Amrahia: The Amrahia Community School has inaugurated a new Water Supply Station to ensure the provision of safe and clean water for its students and staff. This development aims to promote hygiene, prevent waterborne diseases, and improve the overall teaching and learning environment at the school. According to Ghana News
Takoradi: Twyford Ghana Ceramics has demonstrated its commitment to giving back to the community, investing more than three million cedis in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The remarkable gesture has benefited over 200 entities including local schools, communities, government agencies, and military bases across Ghana. According to Ghana News Agency,
Effutu: A total of 1,584 candidates, including 806 females, are set to participate in this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) starting Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at five centers in Effutu Municipality. The candidates hail from 57 schools, which include 24 public and 33 private institutions within the municipality. According
Accra: As part of its 2025 Eid-al-Adha activities, TUDEC, in partnership with Europe-based humanitarian organization Time to Help and other non-governmental organizations, has distributed meat to members of the public nationwide. The initiative saw 600 livestock sacrificed across 22 designated locations, reaching more than 18,000 families, including persons with disabilities.
Odomase: The Local Government Service Association of Physical Planners (LOGSAP) has called for a basic school-centered approach in tackling the plastic pollution menace in the country. Mrs. Gifty Nyarko, the National Interim President of the Association, emphasized the need to integrate ‘student-led plastic waste separation project and greening competitions’ in
Kadjebi: Dr. Sam Suraj Issaka, Kadjebi District Chief Executive (DCE), has advised the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates to avoid examination malpractices due to the consequences they entail. ‘Comport yourself and avoid examination malpractices,’ he stated, emphasizing the importance of maintaining integrity during the exams. According to Ghana
Sunyani: Mr. Cesar Kale, the Acting Managing Director of Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMTL), announced that efforts are progressing to retool the state-owned transport company. As a key player in the nation’s transport sector, he emphasized that the retooling aligns with broader plans to effectively reposition MMTL to fulfill its
Accra: This year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) began smoothly at the Abavana Cluster of Schools, with no reported incidents. Mr. Kwasi Botwey, Supervisor at Abavana Compound ‘A’, told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) that all arrangements had been completed ahead of the examination. He said the exam commenced at
Accra: Mr. Osman Ayariga, Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA), has sent a message of encouragement to students sitting for the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), as exams commence on Wednesday, June 11, and run through to June 18. Mr. Ayariga praised the candidates for their