The Member of Parliament for Salaga-South, Hon. Hajia Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah, has reaffirmed her commitment to agricultural development in the constituency by distributing 650 bags of fertiliser to local farmers. The intervention, arriving at a critical point in the farming season, is aimed at improving crop yields, strengthening food security, and empowering the hardworking men and women whose livelihoods rely on agriculture. At a brief ceremony before the distribution, the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Kassim Yazid Rabiu, representing the MP- underscored the significance of the gesture. He noted that agriculture remains the backbone of Salaga-South’s economy and stressed that empowering farmers is key to job creation, poverty reduction, and sustainable development. He further disclosed that, in line with the MP’s instructions, the fertilisers

By Stanley Kwabla Arku Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has urged African political leaders to put national unity above partisan gain, warning that electoral triumphs achieved at the cost of cohesion ultimately weaken the very nations they are meant to serve. Speaking at the opening of the 2025 African Political Parties Summit in Accra, the Vice President stressed that democracy should be adversarial only in the “marketplace of ideas” and that the real measure of political success lies in the ability of leaders to work together for the common good. “Partisan victories mean little if they are achieved at the expense of national cohesion,” she told delegates. “Power is transient while the nation endures. Our people expect us to focus not just

A devastating helicopter crash claimed the lives of eight prominent individuals, leaving the country in mourning and grappling with profound questions. Chief of Staff Julius Debrah reflected on the tragedy, noting that over the past three days, Ghanaians have been asking themselves why this happened to these individuals, why it occurred now, and why it transpired in such a manner. During a somber vigil, Debrah expressed the collective grief, saying, "Over three days, we have asked the question in self-doubt, we have questioned our faith and dared to ask, why them, why now and why this way? Our hearts continue to bleed." He emphasized the spirit of unity and resilience that has defined the Ghana's response to the tragedy. Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister for

Now is Not a time for blame, but for sober reflections- VP Prof.Naana Jane opoku-Agyemang Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang issued a soulful call to action, urging Ghanaians to harness their collective grief and channel it into a powerful force for unity, introspection, and national progress. Speaking at the Evening of Reflection at the State House forecourt for a somber memorial service, Professor Opoku-Agyemang delivered a heartfelt tribute to the eight distinguished individuals who lost their lives in the tragic incident. With eloquence and empathy, she acknowledged the profound sense of loss that permeates the country, transcending familial and professional boundaries. "This is not a time for perfect words nor a time for the right thoughts, because there are none," she remarked, paying