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File Photo Committee Members of the Loggu Health Committee has issued a urgent appeal to health authorities and development partners to upgrade the community’s existing health facility into a fully equipped polyclinic. The move aims to address the mounting challenges faced by residents and healthcare workers alike, amid increasing demand for quality medical services. Speaking exclusively to Info Radio, Mr. Alhassan Suleman, Secretary of the Loggu Health Committee, highlighte

Hon. Abass Ridwan Dauda Honorable Abass Ridwan Dauda, former NPP Member of Parliament for Sissala East, has called on delegates of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to transcend factional loyalties and focus on electing capable leaders who can spearhead the party’s resurgence ahead of the 2028 general elections. His appeal comes amidst the conclusion of nominations for the party’s constituency-level executive elections, a crucial step in the NPP’s ongoing reorganization efforts.

File Photo Farmers in the Gurungu Electoral Area of the Wa West District in the Upper West Region ofGhana are urgently calling on the government to expedite the distribution of promised fertilizer for this year’s farming season. With the rainy season underway, farmers warn that ongoing delays threaten to undermine crop production and jeopardize their livelihoods. Speaking to Info Radio, local farmer Mr. Baawa Danaah expressed concern over the situation, noting that many farm

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Wa ,Hon Alhaji Issah Nurah Danwanaa, has assured residents and stakeholders that concerted efforts are underway by the assembly to enhance essential services at Tendamba Primary School following its recent relocation to the Tendamba Junior High School campus. Addressing concerns raised over inadequate access to potable water, poor sanitation facilities, and lack of electricity at the new location of the Tendamba Primary school , Mr. Da

The Upper West Regional Secretary of the Ghana Federation of Disability Organizations (GFD), Seidu Kamwinenaane Ibrahim, has criticized the poor enforcement of the Persons with Disability Act, 2006 (Act 715), describing the law as one that "exists only on paper" nearly two decades after its passage. According to him, the continued failure to enforce the Act has left many public institutions inaccessible to persons with disabilities, denying them equal opportunities to educati

The Deputy Executive Director of the Centre for Indigenous Knowledge and Organisational Development (CIKOD), Daniel Banoukuu, has called on Ghanaian university students to lead the transformation of the country's food systems through agroecology. He stated that young people are critical to advancing food sovereignty, climate resilience and sustainable development. He made the call at the launch of the Dr. Hilla Limann Technical University (DHLTU) chapter of the Ghana Universi

Parts of the Demolished Tendamba Primary School The Wa Municipal Assembly on the midnight of Saturday 13.6.2026 demolished the historic Tendamba Primary School, prompting widespread discontent among community members, school management, and parents. The demolition, carried out in the dead of night on Saturday, June 13, 2026, has led to the resignation of key stakeholders and a sharp decline in student enrollment. The school, which has served the Tendamba and Wa community for

File Photo The Director of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) at Dr. Hilla Limann Technical University (DHLTU), Dr. Martin Donani, has issued an emphatic call to prospective students to consider enrolling at the institution. Emphasizing the university’s commitment to practical skills and industry relevance, Dr. Donani highlighted DHLTU’s focus on equipping students with the technical competencies needed to thrive in today’s competitive job market. In an in

File Photo Residents of Wuokora in the Kuuchileyiri electoral area are grappling with a mounting water crisis following the suspension of their self-initiated dam project, hindered primarily by a lack of funds and the onset of rains. During a recent community gathering with Info Radio, residents voiced concerns over the stalled construction, which was aimed at providing reliable drinking water for both humans and livestock. The community had collectively contributed resources

File Photo Residents of Kpanfa, Tuole, and Teemeh in the Wechiau electoral area of the Wa West District have voiced significant concerns over the deteriorating state of the border road connecting their communities to Burkina Faso. During an engagement with Info Radio, community members described the road as increasingly impassable, citing numerous waterlogged sections, potholes, and unsealed bridges that hinder daily activities and commerce. The communities along the Wechiau