What matters is Ghana’s devt; I support both NPP, NDC – Asantehene

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“We are asking that you embark on a clean campaign and come out with good policies that will guide this country. The NPP has already selected Matthew Opoku Prempeh, and it’s true, that he is a son of Asanteman, but I want to say on authority that you are all my children, and I support all of you. What we want is development,” Otumfuo stated.

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Professor Jane Opoku-Agyemang reaffirms commitment to empowering market women economically

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She said the next NDC government would empower market women through the 24-hour economy proposed program, upgrading the Aiyinasi market to modern standards and giving out soft loans to market women to boost trading activities.

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Experts advocate for a smoke-free society in Ghana, urge gov’t to adopt Swedish approach

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“Sweden’s support for harm reduction strategies led to substantial public health benefits. Emphasizing accessibility, acceptability, and affordability of safer nicotine alternatives reducing smoking rates with significant decreases in smoking-related diseases, setting an effective and flexible precedent for global public health policy. So, other countries looking to reduce smoking prevalence and improve overall health outcomes should consider adopting Sweden’s THR”.

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Half of my body is paralysed now – Moesha Bodoung

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“I went off completely and I was in bed for several months. I couldn’t walk, I couldn’t talk, and I couldn’t do anything. I thank God I am better now. As you can see, I talk now even though I struggle to speak properly. Half of my body is paralyzed now. One of my legs and one of my hands are not functioning now. So I can’t type on phone now, I can only talk on phone”, Moesha told the blog.

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Normalising monetisation in politics is a dangerous trend – NCCE Chair

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“If we continue to indulge in this culture of giving out money and demanding money as part of the electoral process, we are going to find ourselves in dangerous zones,” she warned, adding, “It is almost like we’ve put our democracy out there for sale.”

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