Ghana Month on Joy presents to you tourists sites in the regions of Ghana you should make it a point to visit. Visit the Eastern region of Ghana and enjoy sites like the Adomi Bridge, Boti Falls, The Umbrella Rock among others.

Ghana Month on Joy presents to you tourists sites in the regions of Ghana you should make it a point to visit. Kintampo Waterfalls, Fuller falls, Boabeng-fiema monkey sanctuary among others are places you would love to visit when in the Bono East Region

Ghana Month on Joy presents to you tourists sites in the regions of Ghana you should make it a point to visit. Lake Bosomtwe, Bonwire Kente Weaving Village and other major tourist sites are the pride of the people of the Ashanti region.The home to the golden stool.

Assin Fosu in the Central region has been identified as a hotbed where serious organised crimes in the country are been perpetrated by some cartels. Deputy Head of Legal and Prosecution at EOCO Leo Antony Siamah however, said the major hurdle in cracking down on their activities is the strategic alliance these criminals have built with influential persons including politicians.

The Public Utilities and Regulatory Commission (PURC) has made some adjustments in electricity tariffs. For those consuming over 300 kilowatts, a reduction has been announced by 6.5 percent. Reductions were also given to industrial consumers by 4.88 percent and non-residential consumers by 4.98 percent.

Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, minority leader in parliament expresses his disappointment at government stating that 4.5 million Ghanaian plus have given up on the search for for jobs due to years of frustration and disappointments.

The general secretary of the Ghana Medical Association, Dr. Richard Selormey is urging government to fast-track discussions on doctors' new conditions of service to avoid industrial unrest.

The President of the Ghana Union of Traders Association GUTA, Dr. Joseph Obeng wants government to keep within budgetary spending in this election year.

The Deputy Ranking member on the Education Committee, Dr. Clement Apaak, has endorsed the proposals of the teacher unions, affirming that his party will actively engage with the unions to address their concerns.

The pre-tertiary teacher unions in Ghana, comprising the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), and the Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT-Ghana), have collectively issued a document outlining their demands for inclusion in the manifestos of political parties. Dr. Prince Hamid Armah and member of the education team for the Bawumia campaign team , has signalled his party's readiness to heed the voices of teachers once they are prepared to engage.