Deputy Minority Leader and Member of Parliament for Ellembelle Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah has extended his goodwill so orphaned and underprivileged children in the constituency as part of his drive to give back to society.The lawmaker spent his Christmas day with cherished children at the Word Alive Orphanage in Esiama, a town found within the Ellembelle constituency. According to the seasoned legislator,Christmas is a time for love, compassion, and generosity—a time to extend the love that Christ Jesus exemplified with everyone, especially the underprivileged. The Deputy Minority leader described the experience saying “As we celebrate the festive season , let us remember that the greatest gift of all is love.Let us continue to sow seeds of kindness and love throughout the coming New Year.”

By: Daniel Asare Students of Kassimiyah English-Arabic junior high school in bimbila in the northern region now enjoy a more conducive learning environment following the renovation of the long dilapidated three classroom block which has been in poor condition for nearly a decade. As the first Arabic school in the area Kassimiyah’s poor infrastructure has made the school unattractive to students leading to low enrollment.  To address these school alumni in collaboration with the Parent teacher Association (P.T.A) undertook the renovation project in order to provide a better learning space for teaching.

By Stanley Kwabla Arku A workshop on the National Risk Assessment (NRA) exercise for Ghana was held recently, bringing together key stakeholders to strengthen the nation’s capacity to monitor and mitigate risks of terrorism financing and money laundering. The learning and practice workshop was organized by Spaces for Change, in collaboration with the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. The event focused on risk-based monitoring and the regulatory framework for non-profit organizations (NPOs), which are often categorized as “at-risk” due to vulnerabilities in financial oversight. Participants included the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC), Ghana and civil society organizations (CSOs). The workshop addressed critical aspects of risk management, emphasizing:Regulation of At-risk NPOs: Highlighting the need for greater oversight of NPOs that may inadvertently or intentionally be used

Member of Parliament for the Buem constituency Honourable Kofi Iddi Adams has threatened that all members of the Electoral Commission who misconducted themselves in the just ended Presidential and Parliamentary elections will be removed from office. In an interview on Pan African Television’s “TALK TIME” programme, Honourable Adams said the process of removing these officials from office will be lawful and constitutional. In the interview hosted by Kwesi Pratt Jnr, the Buem legislator said the Electoral Commission cannot claim any credit for the smooth administration of the electoral process . “It was our vigilance which did the trick” he said. According to Honourable Kofi Adams, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) had to fight two opponents in the election, the Electoral Commission and the New Patriotic

By: Daniel Asare Some traders at Lapaz, a suburb of Accra are calling on President-elect, John Dramani Mahama to fulfill all promises made to the business community after his inauguration on January 7, 2025. They are also expecting him to abolish nuisance taxes levied on items at the port, create decent and sustainable jobs for the unemployed and also address the cedi’s shortfall against some major trading currencies. Traders in Lapaz, Accra, expressed grave concern over cedi depreciation and duty charges for importers, calling on President-Elect John Dramani Mahama to address them with utmost urgency. A Trader who also doubles as a technician, Eddie Yamoah said “The promises were much, but the business community our main expectation from him is reducing of taxes so