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Last Saturday, the Tepa Zone 1 of the Ghana National Tailors and Dressmakers Association (GNTDA) conducted a professional examination for 105 apprentices in Tepa. The apprentices, who have undergone three years of training, sat for the examination to certify and formalize their operations as tailors and dressmakers in the country. Ibrahim Aziz Bright, Chairman of Tepa Zone 1 of GNTDA, emphasized the importance of taking the examination seriously, as it will enable the apprentices to acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their profession. He advised the apprentices to listen and obey their masters to avoid difficulties during the examination. Mrs. Margaret Nartey, Coordinator of Tepa Zone 1 of GNTDA, appealed to the government and local authorities to provide school uniforms and other attire for the apprentices to sew, instead of sending them to different districts. She noted that this will help reduce youth unemployment and utilize the skills of the apprentices. Mr. Kw

Tragedy struck on the Tech-Ayigya road as a dedicated police officer lost his life in the line of duty. The officer, whose name is being withheld pending notification of family, was involved in a fatal accident while pursuing an armed robber. According to sources close to the incident, the officer was in pursuit of a suspect when his vehicle collided with a tipper truck on the Tech-Ayigya road. The impact of the collision resulted in the officer sustaining critical injuries, tragically leading to his demise. Eyewitnesses recount a harrowing scene as emergency responders rushed to the site to provide assistance. The officer was quickly transported to the nearest medical facility, but unfortunately succumbed to his injuries shortly after arrival. The loss of this dedicated officer has sent shockwaves through the community and law enforcement circles. He is remembered as a courageous and committed member of the police force, willing to risk his life to protect and serve the public. Author

Mortuary attendants at Bibiani Government Hospital in the Western North Region are appealing for immediate assistance from the government and other stakeholders to address critical power supply issues affecting their operations. Mr. Nyamekye Joseph, popularly known as "Last Doctor," who heads the mortuary attendants, highlighted the pressing need for improved power supply to the hospital's morgue. He emphasized that frequent power outages are severely disrupting their services and causing significant challenges in managing the influx of deceased individuals, particularly those brought in by law enforcement agencies. Speaking to the press, Mr. Nyamekye Joseph expressed concern over the mounting number of bodies received daily, stressing that the existing power infrastructure is inadequate to handle the workload. He appealed for urgent support, urging the government to provide a high-voltage power plant to augment the morgue's capacity. "The current power supply is

In a heartwarming ceremony today, the Ahafo Ano North Education Directorate, represented by Municipal Director of Education, Mrs. Grace Oppong Agyapong, and Dr Nana Adusei Atwenewa Ampem I, the Omanhene of Tepa Traditional Area, officially accepted a generous donation to Tepa Senior High School. Mr. Akyereko Appiah Johnson, fondly known as "O5" among peers, and an esteemed alumnus, presented a brand-new Hyundai Kia truck to the school. The occasion, which took place on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, marked a significant moment for Tepa SHS as the truck will serve various essential purposes, supporting school operations and activities. The donation underscores the strong bonds and sense of community within Tepa SHS, highlighting the dedication of former students like Mr. Johnson in giving back to their alma mater. Mrs. Grace Oppong Agyapong expressed deep appreciation for Mr. Johnson's generosity, emphasizing how this contribution will directly benefit the school's educati

In a spirited display of unity and determination, supporters of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) gathered on April 16, 2024, in Mankranso, the District of Ahafo Ano South West Municipality, Ashanti Region, for a momentous campaign and fundraising event aimed at bolstering the party's prospects in the upcoming elections. Led by Hon. Elvis Osei Mensah Dapaah, the NPP's parliamentary candidate for Ahafo Ano South West District, the event resonated with fervent enthusiasm and unwavering dedication to advancing the NPP's agenda for progress and development in Ghana. As chairman of the program, Hon. Dapaah delivered a stirring address highlighting the NPP's transformative contributions to the Ahafo Ano South West District and the nation as a whole. "With the unwavering support of our dedicated party members, the NPP has achieved remarkable milestones for Ahafo Ano South West and our beloved Ghana," remarked Hon. Dapaah, urging unity and solidarity among party faithful.

In a bid to bolster agricultural productivity and support local farmers, the Asante Akim Central Municipality has officially launched the second phase of the Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) project, a key initiative championed by His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa. The launch ceremony, held at the Municipal Assembly Hall, was presided over by Madam Martha Shamiama, the Municipal Agricultural Director. Joining her were esteemed dignitaries including Honorable Robert Yaw Kwarkye, the Municipal Chief Executive; Mr. Kwame Asokwa Sarpong, Municipal Director of Agriculture; Honorable Samuel Baiden, Municipal Agricultural Convener; and Mr. Joshua Alele, Municipal Chief Farmer, alongside various agricultural officers and local farmers. Madam Martha Shamiama outlined the objectives and mechanics of the second phase of PFJ, emphasizing its role in supporting farmers by providing access to necessary agricultural inputs on credit. Under this phase, farmers can obtain materials they need upfront and

  In a significant development for the Asunafo North Municipal, a new immigration and narcotics office has been officially inaugurated in Ahafo Mim, within the Ahafo Region. The commissioning ceremony, attended by key officials and community leaders, marked a milestone in bolstering security and administrative services in the area. Mr. Yakubu Mohammed, the Asunafo North Municipal coordinator, underscored the importance of these offices, originally designated for the Mim Urban Council but repurposed for immigration and narcotics services due to security priorities. He highlighted the collaborative effort that made this project possible, involving both local authorities and traditional institutions, with funding sourced from stool lands. The utilization of funds from stool lands was commended by Mrs. Maame Ama Adumadze, the National Administrator of stool lands, who praised the Asunafo North Municipal Assembly for investing in crucial infrastructure projects. She urged other assemblies a

  A powerful rainstorm lashed Tepa, leaving a trail of destruction as roofs were torn off and school buildings were damaged, affecting several educational institutions in the area. The storm, which lasted nearly two and a half hours and was accompanied by strong winds, caused significant havoc. The Tepa Presbyterian Junior High School and Tepa M/A Basic School both suffered roof damage, while a two-classroom block at Akwasiase Methodist Basic School was completely destroyed. Fortunately, no injuries or fatalities were reported among students or staff during the calamity. Abrantepa Kizaro, who visited the affected sites, witnessed the extent of the damage firsthand. The destruction has resulted in the loss of vital learning materials crucial for both teachers and students. In response to the disaster, concerned residents are appealing to authorities for urgent assistance to help restore the damaged facilities. The community's plea underscores the need for prompt action to ensure tha