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Ghana's Ashanti Region is making measurable progress on multiple fronts, from enhanced security for traditional leaders to major road upgrades that are easing congestion and boosting trade. Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang praised the Regional Coordinating Council for coordinated improvements touching everything from drainage systems to community safety.
After fire destroyed a girls' dormitory in February 2025, AngloGold Ashanti broke ground on a modern 400-bed replacement that will give students at T. I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School a safe new home. The two-story facility in Fomena, Ghana will be ready in just 12 months.
A gold mining company in Ghana just gave local entrepreneurs the digital skills they need to compete in the modern marketplace. The free two-day training covered everything from social media marketing to online customer engagement.
Young students across Ghana's Ashanti Region just proved that academic excellence is alive and thriving. Eight primary schools have earned their way into the semifinals of a prestigious quiz competition that's celebrating student brilliance.
Twenty-four primary schools in Ghana's Ashanti Region have earned their spot in the quarterfinals of a regional quiz competition that celebrates young students' academic achievements. Reigning champions Matta Devi School led the pack with an impressive 59 points.
A church leader and his wife organized their second free medical outreach for retired ministers and widows in Ghana's Ashanti Region. The event provided healthcare, hot meals, and cash gifts to 158 people who dedicated their lives to serving others.
Ghana's power company is tackling rainy season blackouts by clearing overgrown trees from power lines across the Ashanti Region. The initiative is already 75% complete and promises fewer outages for homes and businesses.
Ghana's electricity company is scaling up its proactive maintenance program to prevent power outages before they happen. The "Operation Keep the Light On" initiative now reaches individual homes across the Ashanti Region.
Two hundred schoolgirls in Ghana's Ashanti Region just received reusable sanitary pads that will help them stay in school with dignity. The partnership between QNET's RYTHM Foundation and KAT Foundation tackles a barrier that too often keeps girls out of class.
Ghana's Ashanti Regional Minister has stopped illegal land clearing threatening Lake Bosomtwe, West Africa's only natural lake. Communities, traditional leaders, and environmental authorities are now joining forces to restore and protect this precious ecological treasure.
Dr. Peter Debrah delivered a powerful message to students at Ghana's "Fire for Future" conference: success comes from discovering your purpose and developing skills that solve real problems. His advice on discipline over motivation is inspiring students across the Ashanti Region to rethink their approach to learning.
Ghana is transforming illegal mining into legal, eco-friendly cooperatives that will bring clean water and jobs to communities devastated by mercury pollution. Over 200 mining cooperatives launching by February will replace dangerous operations with safe, community-owned enterprises.
Telecel Ghana just launched a 12-week program teaching 1,000 young people, mostly girls, how to code and work with artificial intelligence. Students are already building driverless cars and smart technology that could shape their country's future.
Patients are flooding back to Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital after doctors suspended their strike and returned to work. A local king's intervention helped end the dispute that had left thousands seeking care elsewhere.
Ghana is transforming Kumasi into a major industrial energy hub with four power plants expected to generate more than 1,000 megawatts of electricity. The expansion will strengthen the country's power grid and support growing businesses across the region.
Development Bank Ghana distributed 10,000 sanitary pads to high school girls across four regions, tackling a barrier that forces many to miss school each month. The initiative combines practical support with education about menstrual health and hygiene.
Ghana's second-largest city is getting its green identity back through a comprehensive urban greening project led by local universities. The initiative aims to reverse decades of urbanization that stripped away Kumasi's famous "Garden City" reputation.
South Korea is funding a groundbreaking healthcare partnership to reduce maternal and newborn deaths across three regions of Ghana. The four-year initiative will train frontline health workers and provide life-saving equipment to underserved communities.
Ghana is turning technical schools into real business incubators where students learn entrepreneurship by running actual companies. The pilot program in 25 schools bridges the gap between classroom theory and practical job skills.
Students in rural Ghana gained access to clean water and proper sanitation when Rotary International's president visited to open new facilities. The project shows how global organizations partnering with local communities can transform daily life for those who need it most.
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