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Cholera outbreak in Ada claims two livesCholera outbreak in Ada East and West districts has sadly claimed two lives, with 43 reported cases so far, according to the Ghana Health Service (GHS). The swift response of health authorities aims to contain the situation and prevent further fatalities.The Director of Public Health at GHS, Dr. Frank Bekoe confirmed the numbers and emphasized that efforts are underway to manage cases and prevent escalation. Health authorities are closely monitoring the situation, focusing on early detection and contact tracing to limit the spread.He cited that Cholera, caused by Vibrio cholerae bacteria, spreads through contaminated food and water, thriving in areas with poor sanitation and limited clean water access. Symptoms …Read more
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Adib Saani calls for urgent action against TV ritual shows following Kasoa murder verdictSecurity Analyst Adib Saani has stated that the ruling on the Kasoa ritual murder case raises deeper societal issues beyond the conviction of the young perpetrator.He expressed concern about the influence of spiritualists, particularly the “malaam” involved, and questioned whether the authorities have adequately addressed his role in the tragedy.An Accra High Court on Thursday, October 24, sentenced Nicholas Kini, a student to life imprisonment for killing 10- year- old Ishmael Mensah Abdallah at Kasoa in 2021 for money ritual.Adid Saani noted that the boy had allegedly approached the spiritualist seeking human sacrifice in exchange for wealth, raising the q…Read more
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Ghana ‘s Parliament Hosts Conference of Speakers and Presidents of African LegislaturesGhana’s Parliament will hold the 2nd General Assembly of the Conference of Speakers and Presidents of African Legislatures (CoSPAL) from Friday October 25 to Sunday October 27, 2024.The Conference is purposed to build on the foundation of the 1st General Assembly to foster unity and collaborative governance among African legislatures.“The assembly represents a decisive step towards enhancing legislative effectiveness and fostering regional solidarity in addressing shared challenges across Africa”.According to a press statement, in addition to organising and directing the Conference, the Ghanaian Parliament will utilise the 2nd General Assembly of CoSPAL to showcase…Read more
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Adib Saani calls for urgent action against TV ritual shows following Kasoa murder verdictSecurity Analyst Adib Saani has stated that the ruling on the Kasoa ritual murder case raises deeper societal issues beyond the conviction of the young perpetrator.He expressed concern about the influence of spiritualists, particularly the “mallam” involved, and questioned whether the authorities have adequately addressed his role in the tragedy.An Accra High Court on Thursday, October 24, sentenced Nicholas Kini, a student to life for killing 10- year- old Ishmael Mensah Abdallah at Kasoa in 2021 for money ritual.Adid Saani noted that the boy had allegedly approached the spiritualist seeking human sacrifice in exchange for wealth, raising the question of whe…Read more
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Parliament Hosts Conference of Speakers and Presidents of African LegislaturesGhana’s Parliament will hold the 2nd General Assembly of the Conference of Speakers and Presidents of African Legislatures (CoSPAL) from Friday October 25 to Sunday October 27, 2024.The Conference is intended to build on the foundation of the 1st General Assembly to foster unity and collaborative governance among African legislatures.“The assembly represents a decisive step towards enhancing legislative effectiveness and fostering regional solidarity in addressing shared challenges across Africa”.According to a press statement, in addition to organising and directing the Conference, the Ghanaian Parliament will utilise the 2nd General Assembly of CoSPAL to showcase to our c…Read more
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Zongo Chiefs call on Ghanaians to prioritize peaceThe Ashanti Region's Council of Zongo Chiefs, led by President Naba Musah Akanbonga, has called on Ghanaians to prioritize peace and uphold democratic values as the December 7 general elections approach.In a statement released on October 24, the Council urged all electoral stakeholders to foster tolerance and dialogue, ensuring peaceful and transparent elections.It also encouraged political parties, civil society, and the media to work closely with the Electoral Commission to resolve any issues collaboratively.“The Council also implores the EC to take the initiative in seeking out such collaborations and to be receptive to constructive criticisms and suggestions that could enhance the electoral proc…Read more
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Shamima Muslim calls for population management and decentralization to drive equitable developmentA member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communication Team, Shamima Muslim has emphasized the importance of population management and equitable development to address socio-economic challenges, particularly in northern Ghana.She pointed out that unemployment and underdevelopment are critical issues in many communities especially up north and stressed the need to empower young people and decentralize resources to promote economic growth in underserved areas.She noted that although Africa is projected to have the youngest population globally within the next few decades, this demographic potential could become a challenge if not properly manag…Read more
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Interior Minister imposes indefinite curfew on SampaThe Minister for the Interior, Henry Quartey, has imposed a curfew on Sampa Township in the Jaman North District of the Bono Region.According to a statement from the Interior Ministry, the curfew will be in effect daily from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am starting Thursday, October 24, 2024, until further notice.Acting on the advice of the Bono Regional Security Council, Mr. Henry Quartey imposed the curfew due to ongoing chieftaincy disputes in the area.“Government urges Chiefs, Opinion Leaders, Youth and People of the area to exercise restraint in the face of the challenges confronting them and to use non-violent means to channel their grievances into ensuring peace in the area”.“Meanwhile, there is a tot…Read more
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Zongo Chiefs call on Ghanaians to prioritize peace
The Ashanti Region’s Council of Zongo Chiefs, led by President Naba Musah Akanbonga, has called on Ghanaians to prioritize peace and uphold democratic values as the December 7 general elections approach.
In a statement released on October 24, the Council urged all electoral stakeholders to foster tolerance and dialogue, ensuring peaceful and transparent elections.
It also encouraged political parties, civil society, and the media to work closely with the Electoral Commission to resolve any issues collaboratively.
“The Council also implores the EC to take the initiative in seeking out such collaborations and to be receptive to constructive criticisms and suggestions that could enhance the electoral process” he said.
*Read full statement below:*
*COUNCIL OF ZONGO CHIEFS CALLS ON POLITICAL ACTORS TO REMAIN CALM AND RESPECT THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES AHEAD OF DECEMBER ELECTIONS*
As Ghana gears up for the upcoming December 7, 2024 General Elections, the Council of Zongo Chiefs in the Ashanti Region emphasizes the importance of maintaining peace and upholding the democratic processes in the country by all the Political Parties and their supporters.
This year’s elections mark the country’s ninth general elections since the beginning of the Fourth Republic in 1992.
It is therefore crucial for all political actors to understand that the foundation of a thriving democracy lies in peaceful coexistence and respect for the electoral system.
We, as respected leaders of our communities, urge political parties to educate their supporters on the significance of peaceful participation in the electoral process. It is also essential to set a positive example by engaging in constructive dialogue rather than resorting to violence or coercion.
Ghana’s history is marked by successful peaceful elections and democratic transitions, setting a standard for other nations to follow.
Therefore, it is the responsibility of every citizen to safeguard this legacy by promoting unity and understanding among the diverse cultural, religious, political etc groups in the country.
In the spirit of democracy, let us all commit to fostering a culture of tolerance and dialogue, ensuring that the upcoming elections are conducted in a peaceful and transparent manner.
The Council thus advises Political Parties, Civil Society Organizations, and the media at large to actively collaborate with the Electoral Commission (EC) when they encounter problems and strive in good faith to establish agreement on the way forward.
The Council also implores the EC to take the initiative in seeking out such collaborations and to be receptive to constructive criticisms and suggestions that could enhance the electoral process.
Together, we can uphold the values of democracy and secure a bright future for Ghana.
