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Mr. Seidu Kamwininaan Ibrahim Mr. Seidu Kamwininaan Ibrahim, the immediate past Upper West Regional Secretary of the Ghana Federation of Disability Organizations (GFD), has urged Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) to prioritize skills training for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) before disbursing Disability Common Fund support to businesses. Speaking on Info Radio’s Info Weekend Watch, Mr. Ibrahim emphasized that equipping beneficiaries with relevant bu

Middle: Wa East MP - Dr. Godfred Seidu Jasaw The Member of Parliament for Wa East Constituency Godfred Seidu Jasaw, has undertaken an on-site inspection of the newly established health centre in Chaggu, reaffirming his commitment to improving healthcare infrastructure in the constituency. Mr. Jasaw lauded the project as a vital advancement for the Chaggu community’s well-being, emphasizing that it goes beyond mere construction. The initiative incorporates comprehensive healt

Residents of Polee in the Tanina Electoral Area of Wa West District have voiced strong frustration over the community’s prolonged lack of electricity, good roads, and essential social amenities. The absence of electricity has severely impacted daily life, especially for households and businesses that rely on power. One resident highlighted the costly burden of purchasing and charging power banks to keep mobile phones operational, attributing the community’s plight to years of

Hon. Adamu Sayibu - Wa East DCE The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Wa East, Adamu Sayibu has conducted a thorough on-site inspection of newly completed development projects across the district. The visit included assessments of a six -unit classroom blocks, a teacher’s bungalow, and washroom facilities at Dabilipuo and Danyaw Kura, as well as a clinic at Chaggu. Speaking to Info Radio after the inspection, Mr. Sayibu emphasized that the primary purpose was to evaluate th

The Surgical Theatre at the Wa Municipal Hospital is grappling with critical challenges due to outdated and insufficient medical equipment, affecting essential surgical services. Dr. Peter Paul, Head of Anaesthesia at the hospital, revealed that frequent breakdowns of aging machinery lead to delays or cancellations of surgeries, posing serious risks to patients in need of timely care. Dr. Paul highlighted that the absence of advanced diagnostic tools and modern surgical instr

The implementation of the Free Primary Healthcare Policy is expected to improve access to essential healthcare services for about 790,000 people in the Upper West Region. The figure represents approximately 78 percent of the region’s population, with 10 of the 11 districts included in the first phase of the policy. “Advancing Universal Health Coverage through the Free Primary Healthcare Policy” was the theme for the 2026 Half-Year Health Sector Performance Review Meeting and

Middle- Lawra MP Bede Ziedeng Donating Medical Equipment to the Hospital Health authorities at Lawra Municipal Hospital in the Upper West Region have issued a pressing appeal to the government and development partners to address severe operational challenges hindering quality healthcare delivery. The appeal coincided with the donation of medical equipment valued at GH¢100,000 by the Member of Parliament for Lawra, Bede Ziedeng, aimed at bolstering the hospital’s capacity to s

The chief of Maase in the Dolimo Traditional Area says government must increase investment in rural sanitation despite progress made in his community to reduce open defecation. Speaking to Info Radio, Naa Dr Saaka Mwinimaana II said open defecation remains a major health threat and warned that many communities in the traditional area cannot yet be described as open-defecation free. "I have my doubts that that is the case," he said, referring to signs erected in some communiti

The Upper West Regional Directorate of the National Youth Authority (NYA), in collaboration with the Wa Municipal Assembly, the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) and other partners, has mobilised more than 200 young people to clean major public spaces in Wa as part of activities marking the 2026 National Youth Month. The exercise, held on Saturday, August 1, 2026, covered the desilting of choked gutters, the cleaning of markets, streets and the Youth

Children and Youth in Broadcasting (Curious Minds) joined hundreds of young people in Wa on Friday, August 1, 2026, to participate in a voluntary clean-up exercise organised by the Upper West Regional Directorate of the National Youth Authority (NYA) as part of activities marking this year's National Youth Month celebration. The exercise, undertaken in collaboration with the Wa Municipal Assembly, the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) and other youth