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  Mrs Comfort Akolbila Agambaa, General Secretary of GCMQWU of TUC-Ghana The General Secretary of the General Construction and Manufacturing, and Quarries Workers Union of TUC-Ghana (GCMQWU) Mrs Comfort Akolbila Agambaa has urged members of the trade union to be rest assured that they will not relent in the provision of good services and support to members, and improve their condition of services to mother Ghana. According to her the trade union understands the pain workers are facing in the current global economic crisis which Ghana is not exempted and the General Construction Industry of TUC Ghana is working tirelessly with government and the required agencies to make sure that workers trade are protected and the unpaid projects certificates are paid to continue stuck ones. “Non-payment of certificates of awarded contracts to contractors has affected their work and labour because no funds means that contractors should not pay their workers and continue working projects, there...

Father Kalipo It all started well when they were young. Their parents saw the missions and visions but they could not succeed in them. These children come from different parent. Everyone comes from his parents and home town. They have one mission and vision for their country. "To make it a world class" but the center cannot hold. The struggles and challenges are tough. The fathers thought about this journey of the country, to build it with their best knowledge. It was lovely but the selfishness was too much. Someone will ask, who are you talking about? I am talking about Mr Apology and Father Kalipo. The two managers of the State welfares. The journey began with the fathers but they could not succeed and enjoy those moments because another person intervened, who thought about the country or State beyond his brothers. He broke their record. Today, the benefits have fall on the children and they are enjoying the fruit of the labour of their fathers. A political journey is tou...

Commercial Drivers with Commander Cliff Offei, middle left, Ga North MCE, middle right The Ga North Municipal Transportation Department in collaboration with the Ghana Road Safety Authority Wednesday January 24, 2024 held a training programme at Ofankor Pentecost Church for commercial drivers in the municipality. The training was dubbed “Stop, Think and Drive”, is a road safety campaign which is a defensive driving training for commercial drivers. It is to build, reduce and improve road users behaviours and risk of involvement in road crashes. The Planning Manager in charge of Road Safety Training, Mr Felix Owusu underlined some common mistakes caused by drivers on the road. He said most of the causes of road accidents are human errors, mechanical failures, bad roads and weather conditions.  According to Mr Felix, “about 99.9% of road accidents are caused by human errors”.  He said some of these human errors include phone distractions, overspeeding which affects situations bey...

Commission of Abensu Nursery project The Member of Parliament of Trobu Constituency, Honourable Moses Anim and the Municipal Chief Executive of Ga North Municipality, Honourable Simons Sekyim have on Tuesday January 23, 2024 commissioned the Abensu and New Achimota Presby Schools projects. The projects are to ensure quality education service delivery to the citizenry in the municipality. The Abensu school project consists of a nursery school complex and a primary storey building. The New Achimota Presby School edifice at Mile 7 is a Six Unit Classroom Block and one storey office complex. Commission of New Achimota Presby School project During the commissioning, the Member of Parliament advised the teachers and the community to take good care of the school to serve its purpose. “Education, I believe is a key to success. The facility here is built to support pupils in the municipality to support and improve their education”, he said. “It is also important to practice maint...

  Kpͻkεti is situated along the Abe Lagoon in Ivory Coast. It lies south from Abiati, and east is Bianu where there is the Bia River that merges with the Abe Lagoon. The Abe Lagoon has its end around ε boε, another village in the area. Kpͻkεti is now a fishing territory for many dwellers such as Nzema, Anyi, Fante, French and other African tribes. Fishing is the major business in the area for many decades. It is what supports the livelihood and other warfare of the people. The fishing business is done throughout the week except Tuesdays which is forbidden and a holiday for fishermen. The Abe Lagoon in the night makes noise with its waves. The frogs in the swamps with their musical notes and stubborn babies are unheard in the night as they cry and disturb the sound sleep of parents. Aside those noise that are on a routine occurrence, the nights move on smoothly till the morning. Egya Kofi and his fiancée, Mama Asͻ woke from sleep spontaneously as if they planned it so. They di...

  It was around 3:35 pm in the afternoon. Everything was good in the day. The fishermen were at the river shore getting their nets and boats ready to work. They work on the Abe Lagoon, the only and main river for fishing and for domestic purposes. The river is also a route to many villages, even to Ghana. The workers of the fishermen brought in the paddles and outboard motors. They fixed them on the boats and tested the engines if they were functioning well. Later, the fishermen began taking off to cast their nets. Those who used small canoes did not need outboard motors, only the paddles. They also paddled along and cast their nets. Some of the women have finished cooking their supper and eaten whilst there were some still cooking. The ground suffered with the punches of pestles in the mortars by parents and their children because of fufu. As the day went by, everything folded smoothly. Everyone got something to do. The cocks, hens, and their chickens were on the ground ...