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File Photo The residents of Kolpeini, a farming community in the Nadowli-Kaleo District of the Upper West Region, have voiced urgent concerns over critical deficiencies in access to potable water and electricity, prompting calls for immediate action by local authorities. Speaking to Info Radio, community members disclosed that their estimated population of nearly 1,000 relies solely on a single functional borehole as their primary water source. Located at the far end of the c

File Photo Residents of Charikuuri, a farming community in the Nadowli-Kaleo District of the Upper West Region have voiced growing concerns over the deteriorating condition of the community’s road infrastructure, which has severely hampered access to neighboring towns and essential services. The community's access roads are reported to be in a state of disrepair, becoming virtually impassable during the rainy season and isolating residents from critical healthcare, education

The completed CHPS for Kenkellen The newly inaugurated Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound in Kenkellen, located within the Daffiama/Bussie/Issa (DBI) District, is yet to become fully operational, raising concerns among residents and local officials. The Assembly Member for the Chala Electoral Area, Mumuni Seidu Baani,speaking to Info Radio in a radio interview disclosed that the facility, despite its modern construction funded by the Japanese Embass

File Photo A Nutrition Officer at the Wa Municipal Hospital, Madam Rahinatu Abdul-Rahman, has issued a public call emphasizing the importance of good nutrition and physical activity in maintaining optimal health and preventing disease. Speaking in an interview with Info Radio morning current affaires program " Day Break Upper West " on the 4Star Diet program, Madam Rahinatu highlighted the critical role that balanced diet and exercise play in promoting overall well-being. M

File Photo Residents of Babile in the Lawra Municipality of the Upper West Region are calling for immediate government intervention to address the hazardous condition of the long-abandoned Babile–Jirapa road. According to residents, the road, which was awarded for construction in 2008, has remained incomplete for nearly 17 years, transforming into a perilous zone that residents say has become a “death trap.” Speaking to Info Radio, the Regent of Babile, Vitus Kadoe Dapilah,

A Red Cross Volunteer Receiving a Certificate The Upper West Regional Branch of the Ghana Red Cross Society has convened a special gathering to honor its volunteers and renew their commitment as it prepares to enter the new year, 2026. The event brought together a diverse group of attendees, including seasoned volunteers, young recruits, partners, and key stakeholders, providing a platform to reflect on the achievements of 2025 and to energize the community for the year ahea

Upper West Regional Chair of Ghana Red Cross -Maria Johana Yuorpor Upper West Regional Chairperson of the Ghana Red Cross Society, Madam Maria Johana Yuorpor, has extended warm New Year wishes to the public, emphasizing the importance of self-betterment and compassion as Ghana enters 2026. Speaking at a gathering organized by the Upper West Regional Branch of the Ghana Red Cross Society on the eve of the New Year, Madam Maria called on citizens to strive to be the best versio

File Photo The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Wa West, Hon. Richard Wulo, has raised urgent concerns over the escalating prevalence of drug abuse within the district, highlighting it as a significant obstacle to sustainable development, especially among young people. Speaking during the Third Ordinary Meeting of the Wa West District Assembly, Hon. Wulo emphasized that addressing substance misuse is essential for meaningful progress in the district. The DCE noted that the

File Photo Residents of Chagpaala, a farming community in the Wa East District are raising urgent concerns over the community’s inadequate access to clean and portable drinking water. Speaking to Info Radio, Madam Rose Sangmeni highlighted that the community currently relies on just three boreholes, one of which is solely dedicated to Chagpaala Basic School. She emphasized that the government has not drilled any boreholes for the community, with the responsibility instead fa

File Photo The Kanyini Youth Development Association (KAYDA) successfully hosted its annual Homecoming celebration from January 1 to January 4, 2026, uniting community members, youth, and leaders in a four-day event dedicated to community renewal and youth development. The festivities, held under the theme “The Effect of Drugs and Substance Abuse on the Ghanaian Youth,” aimed to raise awareness about the rising concern of drug misuse among young Ghanaians. The event kicked of