Jehovah’s Witnesses have updated their medical policy to allow members to use their own blood in planned surgeries, while maintaining a ban on receiving blood from others. The change empowers individual choice without compromising the faith’s long-held beliefs on the sanctity of blood
Social Issues
Kumawu to Host Thanksgiving Service After Papa Nantwie Festival Celebrations
The Kumawu Traditional Council has announced a thanksgiving service on March 22, 2026, following the successful revival of the Papa Nantwie Festival after 19 years. The grand celebration attracted dignitaries, residents, and top Ghanaian musicians
Job Alert: Apply for NIA Temporary Recruitment Now!
The National Identification Authority has opened applications for temporary recruitment to support a nationwide mass registration exercise for children aged 6–14 years. Interested and qualified individuals can apply for several positions through the official NIA recruitment portal before the March 22
Sad Scene: Five Persons Severely Injured in Cape Coast Accident
Five people sustained severe injuries after a truck reportedly suffered brake failure and crashed into a taxi at Kotokuraba near the GT Bank branch in Cape Coast
Kumawu Commissions a New Community Centre
Kumawu has commissioned a new community centre aimed at hosting gatherings, cultural events, and other important activities. The inauguration was attended by traditional leaders, including the Kumawumanhene and Kumawuman Hemaa, and …
Offinso College of Education Holds 19th Matriculation Ceremony
Offinso College of Education has held its 19th Matriculation Ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic year, formally admitting 365 students into the institution and initiating them into the journey of professional teacher education.
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s Dream of a United Africa: A Vision That Still Challenges Today’s Generation
Kwame Nkrumah’s vision was not only about independence; it was a powerful call for education, unity and intellectual growth to build a prosperous Africa.
Shatta Wale and Medikal to Perform at Kumawu Papa Nantwie Festival on March 15
Are you ready for one of the biggest festival nights in Kumawu? What should fans expect when Shatta Wale and Medikal mount the stage at the Papa Nantwie Festival? Will March 15, 2026, become an unforgettable night of music and celebration in the Ashanti Region?
AI Poctored Interview – What Makes It Unique
What is an AI Proctored Interview and how does it work? What makes AI Proctored Interviews unique compared to traditional face-to-face interviews? What makes AI Proctored Interview Unique?
Kumawu 2026 Miss Papa Nantwie Beauty Pageant: Vote for Jenat’s Victory
Miss Fedaus Jenat of Bodomase Senior High Technical School is aiming for glory in the Kumawu 2026 Miss Papa Nantwie Beauty Pageant. With grace, intelligence, and cultural pride, she calls on Bodomase residents, leaders, students, and the diaspora to unite in support and help bring the crown home. Every vote contributes to celebrating talent, community, and heritage.
What Is a Proctored Exam? A Simple Guide for Students and Educators
A proctored exam is a supervised assessment designed to ensure fairness, credibility, and academic integrity in both physical and online learning environments. With advancements in technology, proctoring has evolved from traditional classroom invigilation to AI-powered remote monitoring systems that track student activity during exams. T
Gye Nyame: A Timeless Symbol of Faith, Identity and Moral Consciousness
“Gye Nyame is more than a symbol; it is a declaration that beyond human effort, achievement and ambition, there remains a higher authority. In every success story, especially in the lives of students, it reminds us: Except God.”
Kumawu Miss Papa Nantwie Beauty Pageant: Vote for Aboagyewaa’s Victory
Miss Lawrencia Donkor, popularly known as Miss Aboagyewaa, is competing in the Kumawu 2026 Miss Papa Nantwie Pageant. She is calling on everyone within and outside Kumawu to support her with a vote.
Finance Minister Presents the Value for Money Office Bill to Parliament
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has presented the Value for Money Office Bill to Parliament, describing it as a bold step toward eliminating waste, inflated contracts, and inefficiencies in public spending.
GES Holds Crisis Meeting to Address Violence in Inter-School Sports
“The Ghana Education Service will not tolerate violence at any level, especially in environments that are meant to foster unity, discipline, and sportsmanship.”
Assault on Obrachire SHS Student by Swedru School of Business Students: Suspects Arrested
“Violence has no place in education. The consequences are far-reaching, affecting not only the students involved but the integrity of the entire educational system.”
Violence At Inter-School Games: CID Boss Issues 24-Hour Deadline To Swedru School of Business (SWEBUS) To Produce Suspects
The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service has given the administration of Swedru School of Business (SWEBUS) 24 hours to produce individuals allegedly involved in violence that erupted during a recent inter-school games competition.
NIA Collaborates with GES to Register Ghanaian Children Aged 6–14 Years
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has partnered with the National Identification Authority (NIA) to roll out a nationwide mass registration exercise for Ghanaian children aged 6–14 years.
Where Is NAM 1?
Nana Appiah Mensah (NAM 1), the former CEO of Menzgold Ghana Limited, is currently in Ghana facing criminal trial on fraud and related charges. In February 2026, a High Court ordered him to submit his witness statement as part of the ongoing case.
Ghana Reduces Cocoa Prices by Over GH₵1,000 per 64kg Bag
Ghana has reduced the cocoa producer price by GH₵1,038 per 64kg bag, cutting it from GH₵3,625 to GH₵2,587 amid falling global cocoa prices. The government says the move will stabilize the sector and ensure timely payments to farmers, while reforms like a new Cocoa Board Bill
Ghana Cocoa Prices Reduces From GH₵3,625 to GH₵2,587 per 64kg bag
Ghana has reduced the cocoa producer price from GH₵3,625 to GH₵2,587 per bag amid falling global cocoa prices. The move aims to stabilize the sector and ensure timely payments to farmers, while long-term reforms focus on transparency, local processing, and sustainable growth.
Growing Beyond the Limitations: A Message to Every Student
“Your background may shape your beginning, but it does not decide your ending. When students choose discipline over excuses and growth over comfort, limitations lose their power and the future begins to change.”
Government Declares Wednesdays for Wearing Fugu to Promote Ghanaian Culture
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has officially declared Wednesdays as a national day for wearing Fugu, also known as Batakari, as part of government efforts to preserve Ghana’s cultural heritage and strengthen the creative economy.
The Education Minister, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu Proposes National Cultural Dress Day for Schools
“Education must prepare learners not only for the frontiers of science and technology, but also for a deep understanding of their cultural identity, values, and national heritage.”
Kumawu Education Directorate Organizes Reading Festival for KG and Primary Learners
The Sekyere Kumawu District Education Directorate has organized a Reading Festival for KG and Primary learners in the Bodomase Circuit to assess and improve foundational literacy skills, with plans to extend the initiative to all circuits in the district
The Acting Vice-Chancellor of University of Cape Coast Warns Halls Against Violence, Threatens Dismissal
“Any student found culpable in campus violence will be shown the gate, regardless of status, hall affiliation or year of study.” – Ag. Vice Chancellor
Nkawie Senior High Technical School Banned from All Inter-School and Regional Educational Activities for Two Years
“The ban is not only about sports; it is about restoring discipline, accountability and the true values of education.”
“I Sincerely Apologize to Affected Farmers” – Dr. Randy Abbey, CEO of COCOBOD
Dr. Randy Abbey, CEO of Ghana Cocoa Board, has apologized to farmers affected by delayed cocoa payments, citing an inherited GH₵32 billion debt from the previous government.
2024 WASSCE: Chief Examiners’ Report for Students, Teachers and Stakeholders
The 2024 WASSCE Chief Examiners’ Report provides a comprehensive assessment of candidates’ performance across all subjects. It highlights key strengths, exposes recurring weaknesses, and outlines practical recommendations for students, teachers, and education stakeholders
BoG Rules Out GN Bank Licence Restoration
“Licence restoration is not a matter of sympathy or public pressure. It is a regulatory process anchored in capital strength, governance integrity and full compliance with banking laws.” – BoG
Bodomase Circuit MYF to Celebrate ‘The Right Kiss’ on Valentine’s Day
The Bodomase Circuit MYF is set to celebrate Valentine’s Day 2026 with a special programme, “The Right Kiss,” featuring engaging talks by Rev. Daniel Gyasi-Nimako and Mrs. Lydia Agyei. The event promises insightful discussions, interactive activities, and fun-filled side attractions for all youth members.
