Be Wary of Okada Riders, They Aid Human Trafficking – GIS Alerts

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has alerted residents, particularly those along border communitiesnationwide to be wary of the use of motorbikes for commercial purposes in order not to be exposed to human trafficking and related crimes. According to the GIS, some of the

Ghana Records More Than 4,000 Cases of Maternal Deaths Within Five years – RENEF Foundation

Ghana has recorded 4,315 maternal deaths over the past five years, available statistics from the Center for Health Information Management of the Ghana Health Service reveals. According to the figures, the country recorded the highest deaths of 947 in 2022, 875 deaths in

University of New Mexico Students Participate in The #WikiForHumanRights Campaign 2023 For The Second Time

Students numbering 22, participated in a 2-day Wikipedia session dubbed, #WikiForHumanRights New Mexico 2023 where they were scored extra credit as part of a Spring Semester course. It is widely known that the State of New Mexico grapples with several environmental challenges caused

Gender Department Urges Husbands To Support Their Wives In Households’ Chores

Mrs Joycelyn Adii, the Bono Regional Director of the Department of Gender has urged husbands to support their wives in household chores to strengthen family unity and cohesion. She said many women, especially ‘house wives’ denied their husbands sex because they were sometimes

Archiving History Of Ghana: Case Study Of Forts And Castles

As part of Creative Commons Open Culture Platform Activity Fund 2023, we are fortunate to have been given the opportunity to work on a project that seeks to document some aspects of Ghana’s culture and heritage. Prior to Ghana’s independence in 1957 the

Dr Freda Prempeh Leads Gov’t Delegation To Observe One-Week Funeral Rite Of The Late Duayaw-Nkwantamanhene

Dr Freda Prempeh, a Minister of State at the Office of the President on Thursday, led a government delegation to observe the one-week funeral rite of the late Nana Boakye Tromo II, the Paramount Chief of the Duayaw-Nkwanta Traditional Area in the Tano

Bono Minister Rallies Support For People With Mental Disorders

Madam Justina Owusu-Banahene, the Bono Regional Minister has implored the public to help people with mental disorders to access medication and facilitate their healing process. She said people with mental disorders needed extra attention, hence the need for the public to show compassion

Afrochella Foundation Donates Food, Footwear To Domiabra Methodist Basic School

The students of Domiabra Methodist Basic School were in a high mood when the Afrochella Foundation team arrived to present a donation to them. The Afrochella Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing developmental opportunities to underserved residents of the festival’s host

2nd Edition of Africa Wiki Challenge Launched to Project African Culture

The second edition of the Africa Wiki Challenge writing contest has been launched by Open Foundation West Africa, a soft skills tech-based organization and a network of communities, committed to digitally representing and preserving the culture of Africa. The Africa Wiki Challenge is

EU Delegation In Ghana, Plastic Punch Embark On Beach Cleanup Exercise

Many countries around the world are fighting to end the menace of plastic pollution in the ocean. The story of plastic pollution in Ghana is not different from others as the country still struggles to save and protect the ocean and the environment