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Allocation of GHC8.9 million in feeding grants to special schools nationwide. Accra, June 27, GNA – The government has disbursed GHC8.9 million in feeding grants to Special Schools nationwide. According to Professor Smile Gavua Dzisi, Deputy Director General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), this initiative highlights the government’s strong commitment to inclusive education, ensuring that every learner—regardless of their abilities or circumstances—has access to quality education. Prof. Dzisi made these remarks on behalf of GES Director General, Prof. Ernest K. Davis, during the 2024 WASSCE Distinction Awards Ceremony organized by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) in Accra. The event is held annually to recognize outstanding students in the WASSCE. She further noted that the Capitation Grant, a critical funding source for the day-to-day operations of basic schools, has also been released. “This financial support allows schools to maintain essential functions and cont...

COTE D'IVOIRE, GUINEA BEGIN FIELD WORK FOR FINAL BORDER DEMARCATION.

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 BIMBAGU GROUP 3                                                             GROUP ANALYSIS  1.Does the image accurately represent the headline's message? When evaluating whether an image accurately represents a headline's message, consider the alignment between the visual content and the textual information. Ask yourself if the image directly illustrates the main point of the headline or if it introduces elements not covered by the text. An accurate representation would mean the image supports the headline without adding misleading or unrelated information. 2. What emotions does the image evoke? (Does it create urgency, sympathy, or controversy?) The emotional impact of an image can significantly influence how a news story is received. Consider whether the image is designed to elicit a specific emotional response, such as urgenc...

VICE PRESIDENT PROFESSOR JANE NANA OPOKU AGYEMANG CALLS FOR SUPPORT FOR NACOC TO STAY AHEAD OF EVOLVING THREATS

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 OSEI ANGELA  BABJ28034 GROUP 3                            VICE PRESIDENT PROFESSOR  JANA NAANA  OPOKU. AGYEMANG Calls for Support for NACOC to Stay Ahead of Evolving Threats Accra, Ghana – June 27, 2025    In a recent address, Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang emphasized the urgent need for enhanced support for the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) as it navigates the increasingly complex landscape of drug-related challenges in Ghana. The Vice President’s remarks came during a stakeholder engagement forum held at the International Conference Centre in Accra, aimed at fostering collaboration among government agencies, civil society organizations, and international partners. Professor Opoku Agyemang highlighted that the fight against narcotics trafficking and abuse is not only a law enforcement issue but also a public health concern that requires a multifaceted approach...

AFRICA'S HOPE CRUSHED AT THE 2025 CLUB WORLD CUP IN THE USA

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 ASANTE DOMINIC BABJ28077 GROUP 3                  Africa's hopes for a triumphant performance at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup were dashed as all four African representatives - Mamelodi Sundowns, Al Ahly, Wydad Casablanca, and Esperance - exited the tournament at the group stage. The final blow came when Mamelodi Sundowns, Africa's last remaining hope, was held to a goalless draw by Fluminense at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Wednesday. Despite a bright start and early chances, Sundowns couldn't find a breakthrough, while Fluminense nearly sealed victory when Germán Cano struck the post in the second half. The draw was enough for Fluminense to progress to the Round of 16 in second place behind Borussia Dortmund, while Sundowns finished with four points, joining their fellow African clubs in exiting the tournament. Sundowns had entered the final Group F clash needing a win to progress, but the more experienced Fluminense side only req...

TRADITION IS BREATHTAKING

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  Individual Visual Storytelling 2025 News Analysis – Story 1 #visualstorytelling #IVS2025 # UniMACIF                                   Group 3                                                                  Individual News Analysis -story 1 Headline: I’m fed up with Ghana politics News Agency – Ghana News Agency Date  June 27, 2025    1.     The image accurately represents the headline   “ I’m fed up with Ghana politics. “ Yes, it does represent the headline message. 2.     An emotion of urgency is evoked in the image, as indicated by the facial expression, which conveys seriousness and national attention from both government officials and citizens. 3.   ...