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Residents of Charikuuri Demands Urgent Road Rehabilitation to Restore Access and Livelihoods
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

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Jan 152 min read


Poor Road Network in Jenkore Sparks Community Outcry, Residents Call for Urgent Government Action
File Photo Residents of Jenkore , a farming community in the Manwe Electoral Area of the Wa East District of the Upper West Region are raising concerns over the deteriorating condition of their community’s road infrastructure. The community’s residents describe all connecting roads as being in a deplorable state, with several bridges broken and impassable, severely hindering movement and daily activities. Speaking exclusively to Info News, Abdulai Idris criticized the govern

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Jan 151 min read


Wa West District Launches Community Disaster Volunteer Groups to Combat Bushfires
The Wa West District Office of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) has announced the formation of Disaster Volunteer Groups (DVGs) in collaboration with local Assembly Members to effectively manage and control bushfires across the district. This strategic initiative aims to protect farmlands, properties, and the environment during the dry season, especially as some farmers are still harvesting their crops. In an interview with Info Radio, NADMO District Dire

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Jan 151 min read


Jirapa Traditional Council Imposes Ban on Premature Fruit Harvesting, Tree Felling, and Uncontrolled Bush Burning
The Jirapa Traditional Council has announced an immediate ban on the premature harvesting of commercial fruits, indiscriminate tree felling for charcoal production, and uncontrolled bush burning within the Jirapa Traditional Area. The directive, issued under the authority of the Paramount Chief of the Jirapa Traditional Area and President of the Jirapa Traditional Council, Naa Dinaa Donglabong Ganaa III, is aimed at protecting the environment, preserving cultural values, an

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Jan 132 min read


Ghanaian-American Philanthropist Supports Widows in Wa West District with Sustainable Livelihood Initiatives
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

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Jan 132 min read


Newly Built CHPS Facility in Kenkellen Remains Non-Operational Amid Infrastructure and Resource Challenges
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

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Jan 131 min read


Daffiama-Busie-Issa District Assembly Sets Bold Targets to Boost Support for the Vulnerable and Agriculture in 2026
DBI DCE -HON. JAMES WOR The Daffiama Bussie Issa District Assembly has announced a significant expansion of its social and economic empowerment programs for 2026. In an interview with Info Radio, The District Chief Executive Hon. James Wor revealed that the district plans to increase the number of Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) beneficiaries from 2,000 to 5,000 this year. This move, according to him aims to better support the district’s most vulnerable populat

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Jan 121 min read


Community Schools in Jimpensi Face Collapse, Parents and Officials Call for Urgent Action
Current State of Jimpensi D/A primary school block Parents and community leaders in Jimpensi, a farming community within the Chala Electoral Area of the Daffiama/Bussie/Issa (DBI) District in the Upper West Region , have raised urgent concerns over the deteriorating condition of the local basic school. Describing the situation as a significant threat to both student safety and quality education, they are calling for immediate intervention from relevant authorities. In an inte

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Jan 92 min read


Babile Community Urges Action on Abandoned Fire Post After Years of Neglect
File Photo Residents of Babile in the Lawra Municipality are calling for the immediate activation of the community’s long-standing fire station, which has remained unused for over five years despite multiple fire outbreaks and urgent safety concerns. The fire post, completed in 2020, has yet to be put into operation, much to the dismay of local residents who have repeatedly appealed for its activation. During a recent community clean-up exercise, the Regent of Babile, Vitus K

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Jan 81 min read


Residents of Babile Demand Urgent Action on Abandoned Jirapa - Babile Road
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,

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Jan 71 min read
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