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Kennedy Twumasi

Kennedy Twumasi

Verified

Journalist, Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

Greater Accra Region

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General Stories , Politics , Agriculture

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Total articles 407

  • G/R: Applicants demand Gov’t action on CLOGSAG concerns to prevent another strike

    By Kennedy Twumasi Verified| Citi FM (Accra, Ghana) Verified Applicants seeking services at the Greater Accra Regional Office of the Births and Deaths Registry have called on the government to meet the demands of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana (CLOGSAG), to prevent another strike. CLOGSAG initiated a strike on February 20 in protest against the political appointment of Samuel Adom Botchway as the Births and Deaths Registrar.

    By Kennedy Twumasi Verified · Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • EDUWATCH calls for policy to tackle education resource disparity

    By Kennedy Twumasi Verified| Citi FM (Accra, Ghana) Verified Education Think Tank, Africa Education Watch, has called for a targeted policy to address the disparity between affluent and disadvantaged districts when it comes to the distribution of education resources. The call follows an assessment of the progress made in meeting the basic education policy targets outlined in the Education Sector Medium-Term Development Plan.

    By Kennedy Twumasi Verified · Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

    Mar. 29, 2025

  • Society for AIDS in Africa urges action on domestic health funding

    By Kennedy Twumasi Verified| Citi FM (Accra, Ghana) Verified The Society for AIDS in Africa has emphasized the urgent action to secure domestic financing for health systems in the wake of funding threats to HIV/AIDS programs across the continent. This call was made during the International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA) 2025 Steering Committee meeting in Accra, where participants stressed the critical need for African nations to reduce reliance on external donors and take ownership of their HIV/AIDS response.

    By Kennedy Twumasi Verified · Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

    Mar. 29, 2025

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Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)