Is this modern Ghana or I am dreaming?

I can not believe or better still understand the sorry state of these  young children in  Sumbrungu in the Bolgatanga Municpal.

Government to address issues of teenage pregnancies

The ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection is to adopt a 10–year strategic plan to address the issue of teenage pregnancy in the country.

unemployment on rise in upper east

Ghana’s poverty level decline

 

Ghana’s poverty level has declined to about 24.2 percent from the 51 percent recorded in 1991.
This means about 24.2 percent of Ghanaians measuring some 6.4million cannot afford to spend GHS3.60 on food a day.

ILLITERACY MUST GO

                     Mr Kosi Kedem, Chairman of the Planning Committee on Literacy, Reading and Promotion, has called on President John Dramani Mahama to help the country achieve literacy, reading and numeracy.

MAKING WOMEN OUR PRIORITY IN UPPER EAST

 It cannot be ruled out that women are nation builders. History is there to prove that and cannot be doubted. It is, therefore, necessary women are provided with the requisite capacity building and tools to empower them play their roles very well to realize that dream of nation building.

MISUSE OF EMERMENCY CONTRACEPTIVES

 

A health worker has cautioned sexually active adolescents against abuse of the emergency contraceptive pills, saying, that the health complications could be dire.

Teenage pregnancies on the increase

Statistics from the Ghana Health Service indicates that about 750 thousand teenagers between the ages of 15 and 19 became pregnant in 2014, with the Central Region recoding the highest.

Motivation key to success

Executive director of Asige gave a motivational speech