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Lack of Health Centre and Quality Roads Leaves Residents of Kanyiguasi Struggling
File Photo Kanyinguasi, a community located along the main Tumu-Wa road in the Nadowli-Kaleo District of the Upper West Region , is facing pressing infrastructural challenges that threaten the well-being and development of its residents. Despite its strategic position, the community remains without a CHPS compound and proper roads, compelling residents to travel long distances to access essential health and educational services. Speaking exclusively to Info Radio, community

Info Radio Reports
16 minutes ago2 min read


Residents of Goli Faces Water Crisis and Calls for Urgent Action
File Photo In the Goli community in the Nadowli-Kaleo district of the Upper West Region, residents are grappling with an ongoing water crisis that has severely impacted daily life. Several boreholes, which previously served as the community’s primary water sources, remain non-functional, leaving many families without reliable access to clean water. This prolonged scarcity has compounded difficulties in maintaining hygiene and meeting basic household needs. During an interview

Info Radio Reports
25 minutes ago1 min read


Upper West GNAT Calls for Urgent Reassessment Of WASSCE Pass Rates in Key Subjects
The Upper West Regional Chairman of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), Alhaji Mujeeb Suleman, has voiced serious concerns over the declining performance in the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), with particular focus on English Language and Mathematics. According to the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), the pass rates for these critical subjects have seen a troubling decline. In English Language, only 62.40 percent of can

Info Radio Reports
39 minutes ago1 min read
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