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UW: How to Neutralize Snake Poison with Cashew
ANTI-POISON. There are many snakes with a very poisonous venom that kills within some hours If you are a victim… READ MORE
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UW: Dafiama Naa Extols the Xylophone to Tourism Ministry
The president of the Upper West Regional House of Chiefs who was the Chairman of the occasion, Naa Dikomwine Domalae appealed to the Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture to consider advertising the market for the xylophone in the Upper west region and the Center for National Culture, to promote the culture of the region. The Upper West Regional Minister, Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih has encouraged business owners and stakeholders within the tourism sector to partner with the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) and communities to drive domestic tourism, foster a culture of travel and attract tourists to the region. He indicated that the lack of developed facilities is a key challenge that discourages people from patronizing the various tourist sites in the region and communities. He said that goes a long way to deny the people and the country the needed foreign exchange. Dr. Salih also urged the media to develop innovative programs that will attract thousands of people to the tourist sites in the region. He said this in Wa on Tuesday, September 26, 2022, during the occasion of the World Tourism Day 2022 celebration held on the theme: “Rethink Tourism”. The Board Chairman for Ghana Tourism Authority, Mr Seth Adjei Baah said tourism is the way to attract foreign exchange to the country for national development. He entreated traditional leaders to project their culture to the younger generation. Source: Martin Kyasuo Sunti READ MORE
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UW: The Perceived Causes of the Wa Chieftaincy Conflicts – Research
A Research Work Carried out by the Upper West Regional Minister, Dr. Hafiz Bin Salih at the University for Development… READ MORE
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Miss Lilian braces up for Miss Dumba semis
Miss Lilian Naalu-Ib, contesting queen in the ongoing Miss Dumba Beauty Pageantry, has braced herself up in the lead-up to… READ MORE
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UW: List of Members of Waala Traditional Council Since 2016
The Waala Traditional Council is composed of Several Chiefs and Government Appointees with the Overlord of Waala Traditional Area Naa… READ MORE
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Miss Dumba’22: Lilian Never Ceases to Amaze Audience with Captivating Performances
The 10-week-long Miss Dumba journey is already halved and contesting queen Lilian Naalu-Ib ceases not to amaze her audience with… READ MORE
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UW: Don’t Marry a Woman who is too Respectful – Sissala Chief
A Chief from the Jeffisi Royal Family by name Suleman Abdul(Basawula Tantou III) has kicked against marrying a woman too… READ MORE
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UW: From Jirapa to Korle Bu’s theatre – Story of Prof. Jonathan Dakubo (Part One)
Everyone has a story to tell. Sometimes, people get the opportunity to tell these stories themselves, but other times, they… READ MORE
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UW: Miss Dumba’22: Asin-ma Wins Star Performer the Second Time
Jessica Abatanie Asin-ma with stage name, Asin-ma in the ongoing Miss Dumba Beauty Contest, has won Star Performer of the… READ MORE
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Wa: Lactating Mothers Advised to Practice Exclusive Breastfeeding
The Wa Municipal Nutrition Officer of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Madam Esther Peace Ankye, has advised lactating mothers to practice exclusive breastfeeding of their babies to ensure healthy growth and development of the babies. She urged them to place premium on the breastfeeding of their babies saying that, proper breastfeeding of babies is very important as it provides the baby with the necessary energy for proper growth. Madam Ankye gave the advice on Wednesday, August 10, 2022 in an interview on Info Radio’s morning show “Zienyaaye Upper West” with host Gabriel Mwini. She thus urged breastfeeding mothers to practice exclusive breastfeeding for six months –that is, without food and water– which she said helped in the proper development of the baby. “Babies are supposed to be breastfed exclusively for six months, and after the six months, they can be fed with other food alongside the breastmilk for at least two years,” she explained. Madam Ankye also advised breastfeeding mothers to breastfeed their babies at all times including the night time. “The baby must to breastfed every with 30 minutes, and breastfeeding mothers should wake their babies at night to breastfeed when they have slept for long,” she advised. Madam Ankye said childbirth comes with breastfeeding and, therefore, admonished expectant mothers to make their minds to feed their babies with breasts milk. She cautioned pregnant women and lactating mothers to desist from self-medication as it has dire consequences on their lives and that of their babies saying “they should seek medical advice from health professionals.” Source: Info Radio READ MORE
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