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The Hain Zonal Council has emerged as the top revenue-generating hub within the Jirapa Municipality for the year 2025, significantly contributing to the development and financial stability of the Jirapa Municipal Assembly.

The Wa West District has taken a significant step toward enhancing agricultural productivity and reducing poverty through the launch of the "Water Is Wealth" project in the Siiru community. The initiative, spearheaded by District Chief Executive Mr. Richard Wulo, aims to empower local farmers to maximize dry season farming opportunities.

Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin - Speaker of Ghana's Parliament The Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has reaffirmed his commitment to regional development and women’s empowerment through the groundbreaking SheaPark Resource and Industrial Hub project soon to be launched in Wa on Saturday . The initiative aims to harness Ghana’s rich shea nut resources to stimulate local industry, create jobs, and improve livelihoods—particularly fo

Youth and residents of Konzokala, a farming community in the Daffiama Area Council have called on the government to prioritize the construction of a community dam, emphasizing its potential to transform livestock rearing and dry season farming in the area.

The Foundation for Global Life Changers has successfully organized an extensive educational and career guidance program for the final-year students of Wa Secondary Senior High School (SHS), aiming to equip them with essential skills and knowledge to navigate their academic and professional futures. The initiative, which took place recently at Wa SHS, focused on helping students understand how to manage their academic journey, explore potential career paths, and align their in

File Photo Residents of Kenkellen, a farming community in the Chala Electoral Area in the Daffiama-Busie-Issa district of the Upper West Region have voiced growing concern over the deteriorating state of the community’s road network, which they say has severely hampered movement, trade, and access to essential services. The community’s plight was highlighted in an interview with Info Radio, where residents described the road conditions as a significant obstacle to daily li

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has commenced a nationwide initiative to transition manual vehicle registration and documentation processes into a comprehensive digital system. This landmark move aims to bolster road safety, improve vehicle monitoring, and eliminate the circulation of fake roadworthiness certificates. Speaking on Wa-based Info Radio, during a public sensitization campaign in the Upper West Region, the Acting Deputy Director of Legal at the D

File Photo Vehicle owners and drivers in various lorry stations across Wa in the Wa Municipality of the Upper West Region have expressed enthusiastic support for the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority’s (DVLA) nationwide re-registration exercise of vehicles . During a recent visit by a DVLA team to sensitize residents about the process, vehicle owners noted that the initiative promises significant benefits for their daily operations and the broader transportation sector

The Upper West Regional Manager of the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communication (GIFEC), Mr Balifiama Jackalia, has announced plans to construct 70 rural telephony sites across the region in 2026 to improve network connectivity in underserved communities. Speaking in an interview with Info Radio, Mr Jackalia said the region secured 70 out of the 461 new rural telephony sites earmarked nationwide, following assurances from the Minister for Communications and GIFEC’s

Professor Joseph Ofori-Dankwa seated in the middle front row Professor Joseph Ofori-Dankwa, a renowned Ghanaian-American academic and philanthropist, has announced plans to mobilize support aimed at addressing the hardships faced by widows in the community. Professor Ofori-Dankwa, the Harvey Wickes Endowed Chair at Scott Kamuna College of Business, Seculvalley State University in Michigan, made these intentions known during an engagement with approximately 200 widows from the