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Klicks Africa Foundation, a center for children with autism builds a house for 3 orphaned girls with special needs at Esiam in the Central Region.

    Klicks Africa Foundation, a center for children with autism builds a house for 3 orphaned girls with special needs at Esiam in the Central Region.   “The House That Love Built: Three Special Needs Girls, One Mother’s Spirit, and a Nation’s Heart” Beyond the noise of daily survival and the rush of ordinary…

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Kofi Adjorlolo, Rafarazzi CEO Pay Courtesy Call on Afro-Arab Group President

Accra, Ghana – Celebrated Ghanaian actor Kofi Adjorlolo, in the company of fashion entrepreneur Raphael Mensah, CEO of Rafarazzi African Couture, has paid a courtesy call on Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, President and Founder of the Afro-Arab Group of Companies. The high-profile visit, which took place in Accra, was aimed at fostering collaboration between the…

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Minority Health Caucus Urges Tamale Teaching Hospital Doctors to Resume Critical Services

The Minority Caucus on Health in Parliament has appealed to the Doctors Association of the Tamale Teaching Hospital (DATTH) to urgently reconsider their decision to suspend emergency and outpatient services at the facility, citing serious concerns over the impact on public health. In an official statement issued on Friday, the Caucus acknowledged the frustrations and…

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Jannice Tagoe Bringing Women Together for Impact-Driven LinkedIn Women’s Connect Conference

Jannice Tagoe   Multi award-winning Ghanaian digital marketer and humanitarian expert, Jannice Tagoe, is teaming up with two non-governmental organizations, the Alliance for Women Economic Development (AWED) International and the BH Foundation, to bring together Ghanaian women from diverse professional backgrounds for the maiden edition of the LinkedIn Women’s Connect conference in Accra.   Scheduled…

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Plan International Ghana

  Plan International Ghana  Hails Gov’t Initiative to address Menstrual Poverty

Plan International Ghana has praised the Government of Ghana for taking a decisive step to combat menstrual poverty by allocating GHS292.4 million in the 2025 budget to provide free sanitary pads to female students in primary and secondary schools. Describing the move as “bold and transformative,” the organization says this marks a historic milestone in…

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