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The Catholic Archdiocese of Kumasi donates Musical instruments, Plastic Chairs to Manhyia Local Prisons

299  The Krofrom -New Tafo Corpus Christi Parish, Asawase and Amakom Deanery on behalf of the Catholic Archdiocese of Kumasi donated Musical instruments, Hundred (100) Plastic Chairs at the cost of over Gh¢40,000.00 and undisclosed amount of money to the Manhyia Local Prisons as part of the Catholic Archdiocesan Social responsibilities. Rev. Father Isaac Menu […]

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Jehovah Witnesses dedicates and inaugurates New Translation Office in Kumasi

386    The Jehovah Witnesses has dedicated and inaugurated New Translation Office in Kumasi, on the January,6, 2024. The facility is aimed to Benefit Twi Speakers and those using Ghanaian Sign Language. The New Office building inaugurated and dedicated to Twi and Ghanaian Sign Language translation in Kumasi is located at Atasomanso. The purpose of […]

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COOKA-THON: Chief Nurudeen courts more support for Chef Faila as she progressively breaks world record

165  A youth activist and a concern National Service Personnel in the Northern region, Chief Ibrahim Nurudeen has predicated ten hours period for Chef Faila as she attempt to break the Guinness World Record in Tamale. In statement copied to the media, Chief Nurudeen said “Am confident that Chef Faila and her team will break […]

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COMMUNITY MINING: A key to resolve conflicts

157  By: David Amoateng The Founder and Leader of New Jerusalem Chapel Bishop ,Dr John Yaw Adu has emphatically explained that, community mining is a key to resolve related security operandis emanating among the youth and the police service in the country. According to him what seems to be difficult to seek lasting solution to […]

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“We left Ghana over LGBTQ+ Threats”:Three Ghanaians Labeled Homosexuals Lament

249  Three Ghanaian nationals whose whereabouts are unknown say they are unable to return home for fear of being attacked and lynched on suspicion of being part of the LGBTQ+ community. Amid rising homophobia against persons alleged to be gays, lesbians and transgenders, the three,GERALD JONES OSEI-TWUM,MAX OBENG and JOHN OSEI TWUM decided to leave the […]