WiLD, Women’s-Role-in-Local Governance By thefourlens.com Banda-Ahenkro (B/R), Oct. 31, 2023 The Women in Livelihood Development (WiLD), under its Action for Voice and Inclusive Development (AVID) project has held a forum to sensitize the general public on women development and the Role of women in Local Governance. WiLD is a non profitContinue Reading
By thefourlens.com Sunyani, October 18, 2023 Dr. John Ofori-Tenkorang, the Director General, Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) says 80 cent of Ghana’s working population are in the Informal Sector. He explained that out of 11.5million Ghana labour force, the country has a total working population of 9.9million people.Continue Reading
By thefourlens.com Koforidua, Duayaw Nkwanta, Wednesday, October 18, 2023 Mrs. Grace Acheampong, the Greater Accra Regional Women Organizer for the New Patriotic Party NPP has cautioned members of the party to desist from tribal politics. She said tribal politics can affect the party’s victory in the 2024 general elections. “We cantContinue Reading
International Day of the Girl Child: Digital literacy programs are crucial to child development By thefourlens.com Milan (Italy), October 18, 2023 Investment in digital literacy programs and infrastructure is crucial to foster a positive digital culture and to bridge the digital divide in order to create an inclusive environment for theContinue Reading
11 Frauded Nigerian Victims Rescued By thefourlens.com Sampa, Oct. 17, 2023 The Sampa border security in the Jaman North District of the Bono region, Ghana, has rescued 11 Nigerians defrauded by Q-net, a human trafficking scheme in Cote D’Ivoire. Assistant Commissioner of Immigration (ACI) John Morcher, the Sampa Sector CommanderContinue Reading
A Feature by thefourlens.com Banda-Ahenkro, October 15, 2023 In the nation’s quest to nurture good future leaders and responsible citizens, parents as key stakeholders owe it a great responsibility to carefully monitor their children and constructively advice them on societal values and strange behavioral change. Parents and guardians are to increaseContinue Reading
By thefourlens.com Koforidua, near Duayaw Nkwanta October 13, 2023 Ghana recorded 4000 women with breast cancer in the year 2020, half of them couldn’t survive. Miss Abena Konadu Gyimah, a public health nurse at the breast care unit of the St. John of God Hospital, Duayaw Nkwanta in the Ahafo regionContinue Reading
Tano North By thefourlens.com Koforidua-Duayaw Nkwanta, Ahafo region October 13, 2023 More than 150 Polling station executives (women) of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) at the Tano North Constituency of the Ahafo region have been empowered with employable skills to improve and sustain their livelihoods. They were women organizers trainedContinue Reading
By thefourlens.com Buko (near Sampa), Oct. 4 Drug addiction in Buko, a community in the Jaman North District of the Bono region is on ascendancy. Mr. Isaac Sie, a community leaders and aspiring Assembly member for the area hinted in an interview with thefourlens.Com. He explained with worry that drug abuseContinue Reading
By thefourlens.com Accra, October 4, 2023 A Former Deputy Upper West Regional Minister, Mr. Abu Kasangbata has suggested the need for ECOWAS and international organizations involvement in Ghana’s economic challenges. He said organizations such as the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and other diplomatic communities as well as externalContinue Reading
By thefourlens.com Bonsu (Nkoranza South), Oct. 3, 2023 The National Women’s Wing of the Islamic Mission Secretariat has reiterated the benefits of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in the process of socioeconomic development of the people, particularly women and Ghana at large. TVET is one of the possible ways toContinue Reading
22 Trainees Inducted Onto Skills Training By thefourlens.com Sunyani, October 2, 2023 The Sunyani Youth Development Association (SYDA) on Thursday inducted 22 new trainees enrolled onto the Association’s employable Skills Training Programs. The inductees were about 95 per cent females, mostly teenage single mothers who would be trained in Fashion, Hairdressing,Continue Reading
