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Beatrice Laryea's coverage primarily focuses on sports, especially football and particularly the AFCON 2023, with a substantial emphasis on event coverage. She may be interested in exclusive interviews or insights related to the AFCON tournament, Ghanaian football teams, players' performances, and women in sports.
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A Senior Midwifery Officer at the 37 Military Hospital, Sub Lieutenant Rebecca Owusu, affectionately called Maame Green, has pledged to donate 50 per cent of all proceeds from her two inspirational books — 'When Life Says No, Say Yes to Yourself' and 'Overcoming Life's Challenges As a Man'- to support children at the Ghana Armed Forces Special Needs Department.
By: Beatrice Laryea
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has inaugurated a nine-member National Seed Council to regulate, certify, and oversee Ghana’s seed industry
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has inaugurated a nine-member National Seed Council to regulate, certify, and oversee Ghana's seed industry.
Outdoor air pollution caused 12,870 deaths in 2024, with nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) occurring before the age of 70, according to a new UNDP Ghana Investment Case for Improved Ambient Air Quality and Health.
By: Beatrice Laryea
Outdoor air pollution caused 12,870 deaths in 2024, with nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) occurring before the age of 70, according to a new UNDP Ghana Investment Case for Improved Ambient Air Quality and Health
By: Beatrice Laryea
A 142-page book, The Galamsey King Must Dance Naked and Other Stories From The Red Earth, telling compelling stories to expose the environmental and social destruction caused by illegal small-scale mining (galamsey) in the country has been launched in Accra.
By: Beatrice Laryea
The Akyempimhene of Kwahu Obo, Barimah Dr Addofo Kissi I, has warned that the country faces a looming national crisis if illegal mining (galamsey) continues unchecked, urging decisive action to safeguard the country's environment and future.
By: Beatrice Laryea
The Akyempimhene of Kwahu Obo, Barimah Dr Addofo Kissi I, has warned that the country faces a looming national crisis if illegal mining (galamsey) continues unchecked, urging decisive action to safeguard the country's environment and future
By: Beatrice Laryea
A total of 200 persons with disabilities from various organisations across the Greater Accra Region have benefited from a one-day financial literacy programme organised by Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG)
By: Beatrice Laryea
Tryton Motors has announced a strategic partnership with Jonina Ladies Football Academy and Debibi United Football Club as part of its commitment to promoting Ghanaian football and community development.
