Dettol Original Soap Honored as Best Antibacterial Product at GBIA 2025

30Apr

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Dettol Original Soap Honored as Best Antibacterial Product at GBIA 2025

Dettol Original Soap, Ghana’s trusted antibacterial bar soap, has been recognized as the Best Antibacterial Product at the 2025 Ghana Business and Innovation Awards (GBIA). This accolade distinguishes the brand’s proven commitment to promoting hygiene and well-being across Ghana. Designed for everyday use, Dettol Original Soap is dermatologically tested and suitable for the whole family. The soap is formulated with moisturizing ingredients and a pleasant pine fragrance, which leaves the skin feeling clean, and refreshed all day. Its proven ability to kill 99.9% of bacteria and remove dirt and grease highlights its role in protecting against a wide range of unseen germs. The GBIA Awards, known for honouring a unique opportunity to showcase the best businesses, leaders, entrepreneurs a...

Foto4Change, ActionAid Ghana sensitise residents of Kpene on climate change

25Apr

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Foto4Change, ActionAid Ghana sensitise residents of Kpene on climate change

Foto4Change, in collaboration with the Northern Regional Programme Office of ActionAid Ghana, has undertaken a photo exhibition campaign at Kpene, in the Sagnarigu Municipality of the Northern Region to sensitise residents on climate change. The initiative aims to strengthen the community’s resilience to climate change and water conservation and promote the area’s overall socioeconomic development. The exhibition featured photographs depicting real-life challenges such as mothers walking miles in search of water, children missing school hours due to unavailability of portable drinking water, and farmers losing crops to droughts. It formed part of Foto4Change's ongoing efforts to use visual storytelling to raise awareness and build climate resilience within vulne...

Restaurants, chop bars urged to prioritise traditional cuisines

7Apr

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Restaurants, chop bars urged to prioritise traditional cuisines

Mr Abubakari Iddrisu Saeed, Northern Regional Director, Centre for National Culture, has emphasised the need for restaurants and chop bars across the country to prioritise traditional cuisines on their menus to popularise the eating of nutritious local meals. He said promoting traditional dishes was essential in preserving the Ghanaian culture and showcasing the country’s rich tourism potential, which could lead to job creation and business opportunities especially for the youth. He made the call at the third edition of the traditional food exhibition, held in Tamale as part of activities to mark this year’s Ghana Month celebration. The event, themed: “Display Your Cooking Pot,” was organised by the Centre for National Culture with support from Nkulenu Industries Limited and Tasty...

Heritage Month: St Anselm Child Development Center promotes local cuisine culture and tradition

29Mar

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Heritage Month: St Anselm Child Development Center promotes local cuisine culture and tradition

School children of the St Anselm Child Development Center (CDC) of the Sunyani Anglican Diocese exhibited cultural and traditional displays at a sensitization forum to mark the heritage month. Dressed in traditional attire, the children between seven and 14 years, also prepared and showcased varieties of local cuisines, including ‘ampesi and Kontomire stew’, ‘aprapransa’ ‘nkonkonte’ ‘banku’ matched with okro stew and steamed tilapia and ‘emutuo’ and groundnut soup. The CDC with support of the Sunyani Anglican Diocese and Compassion International Ghana, a non-governmental organisation, organised the heritage and child rights sensitization forum in Sunyani. It further provided an opportunity for the school children to also showcase some locally prepared drinks like ‘sobolo’ ...

African women urged to portray culture through dressing

10Mar

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African women urged to portray culture through dressing

Madam Louisa Atta Akpoto, the Chief Executive Officer of Divine Torch Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, has called on African women to prioritise showcasing their culture through good African dressing ethics, rather than emulating social media lifestyles. Madam Akpoto said most social media lifestyles were fake and could not be replicated in real-life activities. She said this in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) in Ada at the commemoration of International Women's Day (IWD), emphasising that women should not copy what they see on social media, to avoid putting pressure on young girls to live extravagant lifestyles. She stated that wearing shorter, transparent outfits that exposed intimate parts of the body was not an African culture, saying, “the ...

15Feb

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Ashaiman traders share diverse views on Valentine’s Day celebration

Some traders in the Ashaiman market have shared divergent views on the annual celebration of Valentine’s Day, saying, despite the demands of their work, they find joy in the little things that make the Day special to them. They said they show love through small gestures such as sharing a meal, offering kind words, or simply spending time with the family. In an interview with the Ghana News Agency, Ms. Esinam Mawutey, a fruit seller, said she sees the day as an opportunity to boost sales while spreading love. “When it is Valentine’s Day like this, many people come looking for fresh fruits like apples, grapes, and strawberries; these are popular gifts because they symbolise sweetness and care, she said. She said, despite the busy day, she ensures she shares some of her fruits wit...

Photo exhibition showcases Ghana’s vibrant culture, livelihoods and everyday life

10Feb

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Photo exhibition showcases Ghana’s vibrant culture, livelihoods and everyday life

A photo exhibition capturing the essence of Ghana’s everyday life, livelihoods, and rich cultural diversity drew scores of people to the National Museum in Accra to experience the creativity, resilience and communal spirit that defines Ghana's diverse traditions.  The exhibition, titled: "Ghana Life", offers a visual exploration of the daily life in Ghana - providing an immersive narrative of the people, traditions and evolving landscapes that shape the country's rich cultural identity. The month-long event, which started on February 4, was organised by Mr Wojciech Zaremba, a Polish photographer and curator, in collaboration with the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board.  The captivating photos showcase diverse moments from bustling marketplaces and vibrant ...

Psychology and Current Marital Trends: Understanding Modern Relationships

30Jan

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Psychology and Current Marital Trends: Understanding Modern Relationships

Marriage, a cornerstone of human society, has undergone significant transformations in recent decades. Shaped by evolving cultural norms, technological advancements, and shifting societal expectations, contemporary marital trends reflect the complexities of modern life. This article explores the psychological factors influencing marriage today and the trends redefining partnerships in the 21st century. Psychological Foundations of Marriage At its core, marriage is a partnership rooted in emotional, psychological, and social bonds. Key psychological aspects that influence marital success include: 1. Emotional Intelligence: The ability to understand and manage emotions is crucial for effective communication and conflict resolution in a marriage. 2. Attachment Styles: Early experi...

The Power of Laboratory Science: Decoding Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy

30Jan

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The Power of Laboratory Science: Decoding Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy

Laboratory science serves as the foundation of modern innovation, propelling breakthroughs across disciplines such as medicine, environmental conservation, and material engineering. At the heart of this transformative field lie analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy—two branches of science that have significantly enhanced our understanding of the molecular world. This article explores the principles, techniques, and applications of these pivotal fields, shedding light on their role in shaping the future. Understanding Analytical Chemistry Analytical chemistry focuses on determining the chemical makeup of substances by identifying and quantifying their components. Through sophisticated techniques and tools, this branch of science separates, identifies, and measures compounds, p...

AFRI-SET to establish Air Quality Sensor loan library in Ghana

27Jan

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AFRI-SET to establish Air Quality Sensor loan library in Ghana

Afri-SET West, a leading air quality sensor evaluation and training facility in West Africa, is set to establish Ghana's first-ever Air Quality Sensors Loan Library. The facility will serve as a hub for air quality sensors, allowing individuals and groups to borrow devices, install them in their localities, and assess the air quality in their environments to make informed decisions. Dr. Allison Felix Hughes, Facility Manager of Afri-SET, announced thisat the opening of the Air Quality Data Analysis Workshop in Accra. The initiative would serve West African countries and aim to address the lack of air quality monitoring in some regions. The five-day workshop, designed to enhance skills in air quality data analysis and promote collaboration among stakeholders from Ghana, Nigeria,...