Plan International Ghana, through its ‘Women’s Voice and Leadership (WVL) Project, has empowered more than 102,000 women and girls to advance promotion of human rights and gender equality.
The project implemented with 81 women’s rights organisations,…
The International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) is putting up a legacy project at the Services Primary and Junior High School at Burma Camp, to educate young people about geography and the importance of surveying.
It would also sustain the interest o…
The Government has handed over some 2,240 units of earth-moving equipment and ancillary tools to the 261 Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) for road construction, upgrading and rehabilitation works.
The equipment, comprising bull…
The practice of beekeeping (apiculture) dates back many years with research confirming that honey has many health benefits, both nutritional and medicinal.
The abundant market for honey, a sweet liquid that bees produce using nectar from flowers, bot…
The introduction of electric vehicles into the country’s transportation mix is to help mitigate carbon emissions, save the environment and ensure the long-term health and safety of the citizens.
The Ministry of Transport, with the National Transport …
Police are investigating the gruesome murder of a woman and her daughter at Ahyiayem, a farming community in the Sunyani West Municipality.
The police retrieved the bodies of Ama Banawa, a 60-year-old Pito seller, and her daughter Mercy Yeribu, 30 y…
An education upfront study has recommended deepening the inclusion of indigenous play and cultural knowledge in early childhood curriculum development, to enhance learning through such plays.
The study also called for the establishment of minimum sta…
A Machakos based waste management and recycling startup, Taka Pay, has launched a software application that will enable the county handle waste management digitally.
According to the Recycling Manager at Taka Pay, Brian Otieno, the software will use …