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The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has held a traditional Asante durbar at the Historic Beale Street in the US, where a delegation of queen mothers, chiefs, government representatives, and several associations and groups joined. The occasion comes as part of the weeklong Memphis in May International Festival activities. The festival this time around saluting Ghana allowed for the display of rich Asante culture and heritage proceeded by a procession with the Asantehene and his chiefs and queens. Various Akan […]
She is the youngest community champion the Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge (OCRC) has found so far at the Community stage, aged twelve (12) years. Mary Afriyie Manu is her name, representing the Nyankyerenease community. She is a student of the 4 Battalion Basic school. She was among one hundred and twenty-eight (128) contestants from eleven (11) schools who competed in the community. Mary becomes the fourth community champion found after Michael Asuako, the Tanoso Champion, Maame Asarewaa Adu Gyamfi, the […]
“Kidney Health for All”, is the theme for this year’s World Kidney Day Celebration forged by the World Kidney Day Joint Steering Committee, however, the Ghana Kidney Association (GKA) has chosen to add, “Bridging The Knowledge Gap To Better Kidney Health”. This is an ideal and the best theme that could ever be coined for the celebration of Kidney Day, a day that creates awareness of a disease that is disregarded by the public, according to Lady Julia Osei Tutu, […]
Wife of the Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Her Royal Highness Lady Julia Osei Tutu has exhorted parents, guardians and caregivers to keep an eye on their children’s lifestyle to limit Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) which is increasing among Ghana’s young population. She made the call when she graced the Ghana Kidney Association’s 2022 World Kidney Day Public Lecture at the Prempeh Assembly Hall on March 10, 2022. The call of Lady Julia comes on the back of a sharp […]
Asantehemaa, Nana Ama Konadu Yiadom III has been described as the “salt of Asanteman” as well as the “Mary and Priscilla” of the kingdom. Her Royal Highness (HRH) is said to have shown exemplary lifestyle over the past five years after taking up the role as the Asantehemaa. In a sermon during the Thanksgiving Service on the Occasion of the Fifth Anniversary of her enstoolment at Manhyia, the Director of Programmes for the Anglican Diocese of Accra, Reverend Akua Buabema […]
