CoreNews Ghana (2025)

09/06/2025

🎤 *CoreNews Pidgin Bulletin –9th June 2025 Edition*

🏘️ Gist Wey Drop From Jirapa:

1. *Still No Show for Jirapa Durbar Ground* 😴🎺
We still dey look the place like cinema without film. Abi durbar get stage fright?😔😔

2. *Taxi Fare Don Fall Like Bread Price After Famine* 🚖⬇️
Fare don drop reach GHC43. Even the drivers dey shock pass passengers!😊😊

3. *Wa–Jirapa Road Now Be Obstacle Course* 🕳️🚗
Every day, new pothole dey open like betting shop. Na legs we dey use pass now.😉😉

4. *BECE Dey Start Wednesday – St. Anthony’s Dey Boast* 📚🔥
Dem say this year be their own. “We go top!” Fingers dey cross, heads dey cram😄😄

5. *Mary Don Carry Belle – notice to those who chop dema Eid meat alone* 🤰
If you choped your Eid meat alone aaaah don't worry Mary Don Carry Belle. We go meet in December.🤪🤪

6. *New JMYA Executives Go Greet MCE – We Dey Wait Plans*🤝⏳
Dem go shake hand finish, but when dem go show work? House dey wait👌🏿👌🏿

7. *Barbers Rush Go Buy Sterilizers After CoreNews Exposé* ✂️🔍
Some barbers fear expose, rush buy sterilizer—but e dey work or e just dey shine?🤪🤪

8. *Last-Minute BECE Donations Don Dey Drop Like Rain* 📦🍚⏳
Maths sets, rice, and "God go help you" everywhere. Whether e help or not, we move!😄😄

9. *Rain Don Land – Jirapa Roads Don Drown* 🌧️🛶🕳️
Moto dey swim, people dey paddle. Some junctions fit start fish farming soon😄😄

10. *No Greening Ghana This Year – But Where The Old Trees*? 🌳📸👀
If you fit see any tree wey survive last year planting, raise your hand. E rare pass honest politician😄😄

🌍 *Gist Wey Fly From Outside Jirapa:*

1. *Trump and Elon Musk Dey Do Billionaire Wrestlemania 🤼💸*
Na tech vs talk. Elon dey build rockets, Trump dey drop bomb tweets!

2. *Wontumi Don Finally Bounce From NIB Cells* 🚪🕺
He come out limping. Case still dey hang like Wi-Fi wey no dey connect🤪🤪
3. *OSP Declare Ken Ofori-Atta Wanted – Interpol Red List Dey Call Am* 📜🚨
If you see am, no shout. Just whisper “you be global now"😛😛

4. *CR7 No Dey Hear ‘Retire’ – Portugal Win Euro 2025* ⚽👑
Ronaldo na living cheat code. Man still dey win like say e dey 25💪🏾

5. *Bibiani Gold Stars Shock Nation – Win GPL Title* 🌟🥇
Nobody see am coming. Dem lift the cup like dem born with am👏👏.

6. *School Feeding Matter Turn Wrestling Match* 🍚🤼‍♂️
MPs and chairmen dey drag food like jollof for funeral. Meanwhile, pikin bellies dey sing chorus😎😎

7. *24hr Economy Don Start, But Boys Still Dey Idle*🕰️🪑
Dem no get skills, or dem no get godfather? Abi the 24hrs na for Accra alone?😁😁

8. *Dollar Sellers Dey Panic – JM Press Am Down Like Remote* 📉💵
Everybody dey rush sell before e become coins. Forex guys dey sweat pass boiled yam😄😄

9. *GHC1 Levy Debate Dey Hot Like Waakye Firewood*🤷‍♂️💰
Abi hidden tax or just harmless charge? Ghana turn panel discussion overnight.

*Copyright , 2025*

19/04/2025

CoreNews Ghana – Easter Message for Our Cherished Followers

Dear Cherished Followers,

As we celebrate this sacred season of Easter, CoreNews Ghana extends warmest wishes of peace, hope, and renewal to you and your families.

Easter is a powerful reminder of the triumph of life over death, hope over despair, and love over hatred. In these times when our nation and the world face many challenges, let us draw strength from the message of the resurrection a message that inspires us to rise above trials, unite as one people, and sow seeds of compassion, justice, and progress in our communities.

May this Easter season fill your hearts with joy, your homes with laughter, and your lives with new opportunities. Thank you for making CoreNews Ghana your trusted source for credible, timely, and impactful news. We remain committed to informing, educating, and empowering you every step of the way.

Happy Easter to you all!

The CoreNews Ghana Team

09/11/2024

Hi followers of CoreNews Ghana are we ready for today's program? This great program comes off in some few hours time. Pius Doozie Banye Zunuo Stanley To-ang Sir-Dicey D. D. Dakurah

05/11/2024

Followers of CoreNews Ghana something big coming this weekend. Let's take note and plan. Our quest Joseph Dibaarenyere will be sharing some great insights

12/09/2024

"Leveraging Development Communication Strategies Alongside Policy in the Fight Against Galamsey"

In the ongoing fight against galamsey (illegal mining) in Ghana, the effectiveness of policy implementation can be significantly enhanced by leveraging development communication strategies. While policies and regulations are crucial in combating illegal mining, communication is equally vital in raising awareness, fostering behavior change, and ensuring community engagement. By integrating communication with policy ex*****on, the government can address the root causes of galamsey and promote sustainable development practices.

A primary role of development communication in combating galamsey is raising public awareness about the environmental, economic, and social consequences of illegal mining. For policies to be effective, citizens must comprehend the long-term impacts of galamsey, such as water pollution, deforestation, and land degradation. Communication strategies that use a mix of traditional and digital media, such as radio, television, social media, and community outreach, can disseminate this information effectively, especially in rural areas where galamsey is most prevalent. Localized messaging, in various languages and dialects, makes the communication inclusive, reaching both literate and non-literate populations. Framing the fight against galamsey as a shared national responsibility ensures broader public buy-in and encourages compliance with policies.

Development communication also plays a critical role in driving behavioral change through targeted campaigns. Shifting the mindset of individuals involved in illegal mining requires a strategic focus on the negative consequences of galamsey and the promotion of legal, sustainable alternatives. Workshops, training sessions, and peer education programs can be tailored to miners, equipping them with knowledge and skills in sustainable mining practices. Policy interventions that encourage small-scale legal mining and alternative livelihoods should be accompanied by communication efforts that highlight these opportunities, demonstrating that safer and more profitable paths exist outside of illegal mining.

Moreover, media advocacy is essential to ensure sustained public discourse and accountability. Development communication can empower journalists, civil society, and advocacy groups to monitor the enforcement of anti-galamsey policies and hold political and local authorities accountable. Investigative reporting can unearth illegal mining operations and expose political complicity, while ongoing media coverage can keep the issue in the spotlight, making it a priority for government action. The media's role as a watchdog is crucial for ensuring transparency and amplifying the voices of communities affected by illegal mining.

Community engagement is equally important in the implementation of anti-galamsey policies. Development communication strategies that involve local participation help to build a sense of ownership among communities. Participatory approaches such as town hall meetings, focus group discussions, and local planning can facilitate the inclusion of local voices in decision-making. When communities are actively involved in developing solutions, they are more likely to support and enforce policies on the ground. Partnering with traditional leaders, local NGOs, and grassroots organizations ensures that communication efforts are culturally relevant and grounded in local realities, thereby fostering better compliance and long-term success.
With many young people drawn into galamsey for quick financial gain, digital platforms offer a promising avenue for engagement. Development communication can use social media and other digital channels to engage youth, promoting alternative livelihoods and educating them on the dangers of illegal mining. By partnering with influencers and youth leaders, communication campaigns can be made aspirational and relatable, encouraging young people to choose sustainable practices over illegal mining. When combined with policies that provide vocational training and employment opportunities, these efforts can be instrumental in deterring youth from participating in galamsey activities.

In conclusion, development communication is a critical tool in enhancing policy implementation in the fight against galamsey. By raising awareness, encouraging behavior change, promoting community participation, and fostering accountability, communication strategies can amplify the impact of anti-galamsey policies. The integration of development communication with policy reform is essential to addressing the galamsey menace and promoting a sustainable future for Ghana. This coordinated approach will ensure that policies are not only enacted but are understood, supported, and effectively implemented across the country.

09/09/2024

*CoreNewss Ghana's Weekly Pidgin News; Purely Satirical. 09/09/2024*

1. ⁠Every village want dema road done. So where will Assembly start from? We dey wait see🙄🙄🙄.
2. ⁠Election de come ooooo and plenty sod cutting de take place. U no say while St Augustine school block de fall, Nana e Pikin want upgrade school park instead 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️
3. ⁠Sonzele Rural Bank chop 40yrs and Sept 21 be their grand party. I hear say to get Dowry Loan dey. Boys for look sharp oooo 😁😁😁🏃🏿‍♂️

4. ⁠Land price hit 50k for J-Town. Why, the national capital de come Jirapa? What kind of life be dat?🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️
5. Member of Parliament for Jirapa dey drill bore holes gidigi for en constituents, Mother for all we no dey hear from you you oh 😁😁😁
6. Frafra pipo wey dey Jirapa dey collabo with demma Kings say dem dey organise Dagaaba - Frafra festival, ebi nice idea? 🤔🤔🤔
7. Tuesday 10th September 2024 be deadline for filling nominations for EC office, candidates dey lace demma boots 😊😊😊
8. Big debate, whether ebi "Baazu", "Ba Zu", "Baa Zu", whichever ebi, ebi dog head dem want talk 😁😁😁
9. Upper West get Presidential candidate, Hon Bernard Mornah win en party primaries ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
10. So Jirapa pipo dey want put energy organise dog head festival, wey Bongo dey comma 🤔🤔🤔

*Copyright Ghana LBG, 2024*

05/08/2024

*CoreNews Ghana's Weekly Pidgin News; Purely Satirical. 05/08/2024*

1. *Jirapa Development Projects*
The Jirapa Municipal PRO come promise youth say Nana Pikin for Jirapa go finish plenty projects way en start before en commot office. 🙄🤔🤔🤔

2. E lef 4 months oh, wey Jirapa market saf no reach anywhere. Traders de complain. Nana Pikin go finish market renovation or not? 😁😁😁
3. ⁠Elections de come oooo, election de come. Plenty projects de start every year but u think say they want complete dem? 🤔🤔🤔
4. ⁠Naayiri park wey boys dema take train for EPL hopefuls, now Nana Pikin de come turn into durbar ground. What durbar at all wey Bongo dey limbo. Or e be for funerals? 🤪🤪🤪

5. *Jirapa Municipal Youth Association*:
E keep long wey we no hear from the youth executives oh, the home coming go happen or make we commot wanna minds 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

6. Boys dema polished dema shoes for Youth Home Coming but Executives be lip-tied about what we go expect. 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

7. *Jirapa Trending S*x Tapes*
Let those without sin be the first to point figures. E be so Bible teaches us as people de sympathize for Jirapa trending blue films.

8. *The fall of Gangaa FM*
Them appoint acting CEO for Gangaa FM wey the station go into coma. Doctors still de struggle to revive am🤪🤪🤪

9. Nooo, u know here well well, after somebody ran go accused one youth member for criticizing em on Youth platform, thunder come pull down GangaaFM en antenna and now station go into coma. Natural justice still dey.

10. *Delicious Donkey meat*
Donkey meat wahala. Thousands queue to chop donkey meat for J-town, if we no fit get pork aaa, ebe donkey we go chop🤪🤪🤪

11 *Old taxis with careless drivers on wanna road*
Old and worn out taxis wey de do race for wana bad roads. Authorities for talk sense give these taxi drivers wey dey town😉😉

12. *Addo guy guy never disappoints*
Founders' day or founder's day wahala. Ghana make sweet pass🤣🤣. Today, boys de sit for house wey they no know why self.

13. *News Bishop for Wa diocese*
Massive turnout as Wa Diocese outdoors new Bishop 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

*Copyright Ghana LBG, 2024*

01/08/2024

Dear Young Dreamers,
As you stand on the threshold of your future, remember that your potential is limitless. You are the architects of tomorrow, the visionaries who will shape the world. Every challenge you face is an opportunity for growth, and every setback is a stepping stone to greatness.
Believe in yourself and your abilities. Embrace your uniqueness, for it is your individuality that will set you apart and make a difference. Surround yourself with positivity, seek out knowledge, and never stop learning. The journey to success is paved with perseverance, dedication, and resilience.
Dream big, but also take action. Set goals, work hard, and stay focused. Remember that failure is not the opposite of success; it is a part of the journey. Learn from your mistakes, rise above them, and keep moving forward. Your dreams are within reach if you dare to pursue them with passion and determination.
Be kind, be courageous, and be true to yourself. You have the power to create change, to inspire others, and to leave a lasting impact on the world. Your time is now. Seize it with both hands and make the most of every moment.

31/07/2024

🌟 Surviving Economic Hardship: Turning Adversity into Opportunity 🌟
In these challenging times, many of us are feeling the weight of economic hardship. But remember adversity can be the catalyst for growth and resilience. Here are some powerful tips to navigate through tough financial times:
1. Mindset Matters: Stay positive and adaptable. Your mindset can shape your reality. Believe in your ability to overcome obstacles and stay focused on your goals.
2. Budget Wisely: Create a realistic budget and stick to it. Prioritize essentials, cut unnecessary expenses, and find creative ways to save. Every penny counts!
3. Skill Up: Use this time to learn new skills or enhance existing ones. Countless free online courses can boost your employability and open new doors.
4. Network: Connect with others. Networking can lead to new job opportunities, partnerships, or support systems that can make a significant difference.
5. Side Hustle: Consider starting a side hustle or freelance work. Turning a hobby into an income stream can provide financial relief and personal satisfaction.
6. Stay Healthy: Your health is your wealth. Maintain a balanced diet, exercise regularly, and get enough rest. A healthy body supports a healthy mind.
7. Seek Support: Don’t hesitate to reach out for help. Whether it's government aid, community support programs, or financial counseling, there are resources available to assist you.
8. Innovate and Adapt: Businesses and individuals alike can benefit from innovation. Think outside the box, adapt to new market demands, and pivot when necessary.
Remember, every storm runs out of rain. Keep pushing forward, stay hopeful, and turn these challenging times into an opportunity for growth and transformation. 🌈💪

28/07/2024

On behalf of CoreNews Ghana, I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for participating in our recent seminar on "Leveraging AI in the World of Work and Job Search." Your presence and engagement made it a truly successful and impactful event.

A special thank you to our distinguished guest speakers, Nestor Tanye and Nicholas Tanye, for sharing their invaluable insights and expertise. Their contributions were instrumental in making this seminar a rich learning experience for all.

We are excited to announce that this is just the beginning. We have many more informative and engaging seminars and workshops lined up for you. Stay tuned for updates and continue to keep faith with us as we explore more topics to help you navigate and excel in the ever-evolving world of work.

Additionally, we have taken note of all the comments and feedback posted during and after the seminar. Rest assured; we will incorporate your valuable suggestions into our next program to make it even better.

Thank you once again for your support and participation. We look forward to seeing you at our future events.

Best regards,

27/07/2024

CoreNews Ghanae LBG is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Leveraging AI in the world of work and job search

Time: Jul 27, 2024 07:00 PM Universal Time UTC

Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 743 451 1479
Passcode: CORENEWS

23/07/2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the job search process, offering significant benefits to job seekers. One of its primary advantages is the ability to personalize job recommendations. AI algorithms analyze a candidate’s skills, experience, and preferences to match them with suitable job openings, ensuring a more targeted and efficient search.
Additionally, AI can streamline the application process by automating resume screening. This not only saves time for employers but also increases the chances of candidates getting noticed. Advanced AI tools can also enhance resumes and cover letters, suggesting improvements to highlight relevant skills and experiences effectively.
AI-powered chatbots provide immediate assistance, answering common questions about job postings and the application process. This helps job seekers get timely information and support, reducing anxiety and uncertainty.

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