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29/11/2025

CAMA Holds Annual Stakeholders Meeting in Tamale

CAMA,which is made up of young women that Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) has supported through secondary to tertiary schools have held its 2025 Annual Stakeholders Meeting (ASM) in Tamale.

The Annual Stakeholders Meeting which was held on Tuesday, 25th November, 2025 at the Morden City Hotel brought together several beneficiary students of CAMFED, Stakeholders in the educational sector, CSOs and traditional leaders.

Speaking to the media, the National Association CAMFED Chairperson, Madam Ramatu Abubakari said the purpose of the meeting is to celebrate their achievements and welcome innovative ideas in other to improve their activities for a positive future.

"We did a lot of impacful and inspiring engagements to ensure children of vulnerabilities are in school and not just in school but also protected and empowered to enable them have a brighter future". She said.

On her part, the National secretary for CAMA, Shakirat Ali Pelpuo noted that CAMA has executed a lot of philanthropic projects for the year 2025.

She noted that CAMFED Association members throughout the 44 operational districts in the country have touched the lifes of 76, 243 boys and girls through their own initiatives at the district level.

According to her, a total of five thousand boys and girls were supported through the CAMA Fund, which is made of voluntary contributions by CAMA members to support young people in CAMFED operational districts.

She added that, about GH 32,000 was also chanelled to support the payment of school fees, hospital bills and renovation of school facilities.

On entrepreneurship, Shakirat Ali Pelpuo revealed that, startup grants and and an interest free KIVO loans were also given to CAMA association members to start or fund their businesses.

"We've secured $1000 from Magic foundation to build a three unit classroom block and also provide about 1,544 school going items to students across the country". She added.

Meanwhile, the CAMA professionals also revealed that, they have been organising various trainings for its members and also provide support for students in communities across the country.

According to the Secretary for CAMA professionals in Ekumfi district, Madam Sammiyaa Ekua Yanney, as trained mentors, they do advocacy and mentorship trainings for the youth in other to build their future.

She however noted that in all the things they do, they are limited with resources and called for more support from CAMA professionals Group members.

" in all the things we do, we need money to support our activities. I entreat all CAMA professionals to come on board and liase with other partners to fulfill the vision and mission of CAMA professionals Group for everything to be a success ". She said.

In a related development, CAMFED on Wednesday, 26th November, also held its Annual Stakeholders Meeting.

This meeting provided an opportunity for CAMFED beneficiaries to update the participants their activities and the lifes they have touched for the year 2025.

In collaboration with MTN Ghana, the participants were taken through Mobile money fraud activities by fraudsters and about twenty (20) CAMA entrepreneurs were provided with free merchant sim cards by MTN to support their businesses.

There were also exhibition of locally manufactured products such as shoes, body creams, peanuts products among others by CAMA entrepreneurs.

Source: Might FM

07/11/2025

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05/11/2025

SLTF Engages Ghana School of Law on Students Loan Plus

On Wednesday, November 5, 2025, the Students' Leadership of the Ghana School of Law paid a courtesy call to Dr. Saajida Shiraz, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) at her office. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the inclusion of professional law students in the Students Loan Plus program.
During the meeting, the CEO expressed her delight in meeting with the students' leadership and reaffirmed the SLTF's commitment to providing financial support to students in various tertiary institutions, including professional schools like the Ghana School of Law. The Students Loan Plus program aims to provide financial assistance to students pursuing professional programs, and the SLTF is eager to partner with the Ghana School of Law to make this a reality.
The students' leadership, led by the President of the Ghana School of Law Students' Representative Council, Nana Opoku Ware, discussed the potential benefits of the program for their colleagues and sought clarification on the implementation processes. Notably, they proposed a campus activation strategy to streamline the application processes, ensuring maximum awareness and accessibility for their colleagues.
The CEO provided insight into the eligibility criteria, application procedures, and loan disbursement, assuring them that the process would be smooth and transparent. “Students Loan is ready to serve as Guarantor to enhance fees payment for Professional Law students”, she mentioned.
The meeting concluded with a mutual understanding and commitment to work together to ensure the successful implementation of the Students Loan Plus program for professional law students. The SLTF CEO appreciated the courtesy call and looked forward to a fruitful partnership with the Ghana School of Law.
Source: SLTF

05/11/2025

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30/10/2025

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30/10/2025

Abdul-Mumin Yussif Selected as a 2025 Environmental Joy Congress Scholar

United Force for Development International (UF4D) proudly celebrates Abdul-Mumin Yussif on his selection as one of the distinguished scholars for the 2025 Global Environmental Justice Conference “Environmental Joy: Writing the Future,” hosted by the Yale Center for Environmental Justice (YCEJ) at Yale University, USA.

The conference brings together global voices to explore innovative approaches to environmental and climate justice rooted in harmony, healing, and hope. Abdul-Mumin’s recognition reflects his outstanding leadership in advancing climate resilience, sustainable agriculture, and community empowerment across Ghana and beyond.

As a Climate Reality Mentor and National Focal Person for the Global Network of Civil Society Organizations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR), Abdul-Mumin continues to champion inclusive climate action that uplifts communities and cultivates joy through sustainability and justice.

Congratulations, Abdul-Mumin, for representing Ghana and Africa on the global stage!

29/10/2025

23/10/2025

Savelugu - MCE Donates to Persons with Disabilities.

The Municipal Cheif Excutive for Savelugu Hon Alhassan Fuseini has reiterated the Municipality's commitment to promoting inclusivity and empowering persons living with Disabilities.

In a short ceremony held at forecourt of the Assambly today, 23rd October, 2025,

Hon Alhassan Fuseini stated that "It is our collective effort to promote inclusivity, empower our citizens with disabilities and ensure that no one is left behind in the development of our dear Municipality."

He also outlined a number of interventions undertaken by the Municipality through the disability fund.

Economic empowerment through equipment and capital where seven (7) PWDs received deep freezers with a seed Capital of one thousand Ghana Cedis (Ghc1,000)

One electronic sewing machine and one hairdressing machine were presented with a supporting cash amount of Ten Thousand Ghana Cedis to enable the beneficies to establish sustainable business.

Additionally, 30 beneficies received 60 small ruminants (sheep) and Ghc500 to support in taking care of it.

The MCE emphasized the importance of utilising support. " The Assambly will not hesitate to retrieve the support and reassign to another person if you are not using it for the intended purpose."

beneficies expressed gratitude and assured the MCE of responsible use of the support, promising to leverage the initiative to improve their livelihoods.

Might news_ / Al_Husein

18/10/2025

Hisense Ghana Donates HD60 Ultrasound Machine to TTH

Hisense Ghana, which is a leading electronics company in the Ghanaian market has donated an ultramodern ultrasound machine to the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH).

The brand ambassador for Hisense Ghana, Wendy Asiamah Addo popularly known as Wendy Shay speaking at a short ceremony to present the over $40,000 ultrasound machine to TTH said the donation is part of their corporate social responsibility to the Ghanaian public.

According to her, hisense Ghana has made similar donations to the Tarkwa Government Hospital and the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) in Accra.

"The spirit led us here and me being here as a new member of the hisense family, we've heard so much good deeds this hospital does for the community and the region at large, we decided to come here today and blessed you with a new and modern strong high quality ultrasound machine". She said.

She added that the Hisense HD60 ultrasound machine does all kinds of scans and ultrasounds.

Receiving the equipment on behalf of TTH, CEO of Tamale Teaching Hospital, Dr. Abubakar Bawah Abdulai expressed his appreciation to hisense Ghana and described the donation as timely, especially in this month of October, which is dedicated for creating awareness on breast cancer.

"The donation comes at the right time when the department is challenged with medical equipment, not only ultrasound machine but every other equipment". He said.

He assured that the Radiology department will put it into good use for the benefit of the people of northern Ghana.

The CEO also appealed to Hisense Ghana and several other organisations to continue supporting TTH with equipment and infrastructure.

He emphasized that much priority be given to TTH as it it is deprived with equipment and infrastructure.

The Hisense HD60 ultrasound solutions achieve higher standards of imaging algorithms, delivering a more accurate original sound based on a GPU parallel architecture. It processes vast levels of acoustic data simultaneously, while also providing users with a more precise and higher quality image.

As a global technology leader, Hisense Ghana is committed to transcend the home and extend into the critical sphere of public health.

Hisense has made similar donations of the state-of-the-art Hisense H60 Ultrasound Diagnostic System to the University of Ghana Medical Centre in Accra , Tarkwa Government Hospital, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) and now Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH) to further
strengthen Ghana's medical infrastructure.

This donation is strategically vital, recognizing the essential role of diagnostic imaging. In settings like Ghana, where resources can be constrained, ultrasound is often the primary,
non-invasive diagnostic tool for an estimated 70% of initial obstetric and gynecological
assessment.
It plays a crucial role in diagnosing conditions ranging from abdominal
emergencies to cardiac issues. Equipping major teaching hospitals with advanced systems
directly enhances patient outcomes and medical education.

The Hisense H60 is not just a donation; it's a transfer of proven, reliable medical technology as it is utilized in over 20 premier
Chinese hospitals, where they have successfully supported more than 50,000 complex
diagnostic cases, earning unanimous clinical recognition from expert physicians.

Source: Might FM

17/10/2025

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