Tamale, March 05 GNA - The news about sod-cutting by Ghana’s President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on November 29, 2019 to commence the construction of the Pwalugu Multi-Purpose Irrigation Dam Project (PMIDP) at Pwalugu in the Upper East Region was more than welcoming. The euphoria, the fulfillment and hopes that got the people was overwhelmingly great and filled the lips of the sons...

Dormaa-Ahenkro (B/A), March 1, GNA - In her memoir "On All Fronts", published last April, Cable News Network (CNN) Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward said if as a Journalist you fully embed or immerse yourself in the local community you cover, "it makes reporting richer". Ward spent time living with U.S. troops, the Taliban and local families around the world acting...

Ashaiman, Feb. 27, GNA- Mr Vicente Azumah, a survivor of malaria and resident of Ashaiman a suburb of Accra, says malaria is a cruel and deadly disease poise to threaten the survival of human beings on the African Continent and the world as a whole. Mr. Azumah narrating his ordeal about the disease and his near death encounter with malaria some years back, said in Ghana most people know...

Accra, March 1, GNA - Capturing high quality photos has not always been an easy task for budget friendly smartphones; especially when it comes to low-light settings or wide-angle shots. All where you would need powerful camera hardware and algorithms that is more common on flagship models, Huawei knows this pain point for its consumers and has been adding premium level features to its...

Accra, Feb.28, GNA - Going back to school can be a pain for students whose favorite part of the school year is the holidays. Today, students can enjoy a great experience and brighten up their school lives with technology. With some of the latest gadgets offered by Huawei, balancing school and entertainment this new semester has never been easier. Music Around You

Cape Coast, Feb. 28, GNA-To say that the activities of US Peace Corps have made tremendous impact in many communities across Ghana is an understatement. Ever since the first group of volunteers touched the soil of Ghana some six decades ago, many lives have been positively impacted and destinies changed for the good of society. The little things that make life better...