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A/R: Hive Blockchain Hands Over Borehole To Residents Of Fawoade

Hive blockchain serves a community in Ashanti Region of Ghana with potable drinking water by constructing a borehole for Fawoade town in Kumasi. A few of the main demands to assure outstanding health and the full well-being of individuals in our society is the availability of drinkable drinking water. Ghana …

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Accra: 3 Children Drown In Pond At Tuba Hills

Three children have drowned in a pond created by sand winners at Akwasa Hills near Tuba in the Ga South Municipality of the Greater Accra Region. According to reports, the children were playing with their bicycles in the area when they fell into the dugout. However, they could not make …

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Bogoso-Appiate Residents Hit Again As Heavy Rains Destroy Tents In Temporary Camp [Photos]

Over 50 persons displaced by the Appiate explosion have once again had their lives disrupted, this time by a rainstorm.   Following the explosion that claimed over thirteen lives, the residents had been staying at the Odumase relief camp, ahead of the rebuilding of the Appiate community.       …

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Ashanti Region: Galamsey Activity Claims One Person’s Life, Leave Two Others Injured In Bosome-Freho

The galamsey activity has claimed one life and left two others injured as galamsey pit caved in at Yaapesaa, a mining community in the Bosome-Freho district of the Ashanti region.   According to the report, Yaapesaa is a mining community where galamsey activities are highly rampant and the victims went …

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Fire Guts Shops, Burns Goods Worth Thousands of Ghana Cedis In Akim Oda

A building near Nana’s Palace Restaurants and Bar in Akim Oda in the Birim Central Municipality of the Eastern Region was on Sunday night engulfed by fire; destroying three (3) shops and goods. According to people affected by the incident, goods worth thousands of Ghana cedis have been lost to …

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Tidal Waves Hit Again; Many People Rendered Homeless At Agavedzi, Akplabanya [Photos, video]

About 20 households have been left stranded at Agavedzi and some adjoining communities in the Ketu South Municipality of the Volta Region after tidal waves hit their homes.   This comes barely four months after hundreds were left stranded in some coastal communities in the Volta Region last year.   …

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Accra: Aborted Babies, Condoms Damaging Sewage Treatment Plants At Lavender Hill

Engineers at the Mudor Waste Water Treatment Plant have disclosed that foreign materials including condoms, sanitary pads and remains of aborted babies are damaging their machines. Though the plant is to process liquid waste, faecal matter collected is gaining notoriety for containing other solid waste materials, which are damaging the …

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Five Year Of $1 Million Per Constituency: Ada Only Has An Ambulance And Two Unfinished Projects To Show

In the five years of the implementation of the government flagship program, $1 million per constituency under the government’s Infrastructure for Poverty Eradication Programme (IPEP), the Ada constituency in the Ada-East District cannot boast of a single complete infrastructure project under the programme.   The District should have benefited from …

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Ashanti Region: More Than 20 People Have Died In Mining Pits In 2 Years

More than twenty people have died after they either drowned or were trapped in mining pits in some areas in the Ashanti Region. The incidents according to officials of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO, were recorded between 2019 and 2021 in mining areas. NADMO is blaming the deaths on …

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Ghana Recorded 266,000 Abortions In 4 Years – Guttmacher Institute Report

The first-ever model of unintended pregnancies and abortion rates for 150 countries has estimated that 266,000 abortions were done in Ghana between 2015 and 2019. The Guttmacher Institute, the World Health Organisation and the UN’s Human Reproduction Programme (HRP) released the model-based estimates of unintended pregnancy and abortion rates highlighting …

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