HopIn Academy, a pioneering innovation hub, orchestrated a spectacular event that promises to redefine the economic landscape of Northern Ghana. The “Northern Social Enterprise Network Trade Fair” held at the…

The Sorugu Asheba Shea Butter Cooperative held its 2023 Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the heart of Kumbungu district. A spirited gathering that brought together stakeholders, dignitaries, and members of…

Due to the prevalence of open defecation, typhoid fever and malaria are on the rise in the Buipe neighborhood. Nearly 85% of instances of typhoid fever and malaria reported to medical facilities, according to health officials. Over 7,000 people in the Buipe village have been impacted by floodwaters over the past month. Numerous houses and other buildings have been destroyed. The majority of the victims are currently living in schools. In an interview with Ghana360news correspondent, Osman Fuseini, Bridgewurche Barchisu Mankir, a Queen mother whose area has been severely hit said “the increase in typhoid cases is due to the use of contaminated water sources. Because there is no access to clean water and all of our public restrooms have been inundated, people are forced to drink the same water that they urinate in.” She described the event as terrifying and disastrous. “The floods are certainly taking a toll on us. The gaps in healthcare will get worse as a result of this circumstance. “Go to the hospital and observe people lying there; even individuals who are at home are afflicted with malaria and typhoid.” Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for…

Near Chaos Erupts in Tamale as Ken Agyapong and Sagnarigu Constituency Chairman Clash During Meeting In a tense encounter during a meeting in Tamale on Saturday, New Patriotic Party (NPP)…

It was a night of well-deserved recognition and celebration as two exceptional journalists, Fugu Mohammed and Eric Kombat, were honored at the 3rd Northern Region Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Awards.…

Last year’s GJA Health Journalist and Ghanaian high-rising young Journalist, Prince Kwame Tamakloe of Rainbow Radio International, London and Accra has been adjudged the Best Agriculture Journalist of the Year…

Tamale, Ghana – In a remarkable display of commitment to community development and education, Iddrisu Abdul-Rashid, the CEO of Tuma Prestige, has extended a helping hand to the residents of…

Fuel truck accidents are common in Nigeria where petroleum products are often carried across the country by road as rail infrastructure is mostly outdated or inadequate. At least eight people…

Residents of Nyohini, a suburb of Tamale, have expressed their concerns over the high cost of power consumption and service charges on new smart pre-paid meters installed by the Northern…

AfriTech Hub, a non-profit organisation focused on technology and technical and vocational education and training (TVET) for youth and women in Africa, has announced plans to organise a conference on…