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Ghana's 68th Independence Day celebrations took center stage in the Dormaa Municipality, with a quiz competition among schools and thoughtful speeches from esteemed leaders. The event, held under the theme "Reflect, Review, and Reset," aimed to inspire reflection and renewal among Ghanaians  Rev. Fr. Kingsley Dwamena Asante, Director of Education for Dormaa Central Municipal, set the tone for the event with a candid assessment of Ghana's growth. He lamented the country's stunted progress in various fields, including agriculture, where Ghana still imports onions from neighbouring countries, tooth pick, toilet rolls etc. Rev fr Asante emphasized the need for reflection, urging Ghanaians to reassess their priorities and strive for self-sufficiency. Mr. Nai-re P. David, Municipal Coordinating Director and Acting MCE for Dormaa Municipal, echoed  sentiments, stressing the importance of reflection in Ghana's development journey. his remarks underscored the need for ...

The Dormaa Ahenkro Presbyterian Hospital has observed the persistent generation of panic regarding healthcare delivery within their facility, particularly during cesarean sections and other surgical procedures. In a press briefing, Rev. Dr. Isaac Appiah, the General Manager of the Dormaa Ahenkro Presbyterian Hospital, lamented how patients' relatives disseminate false information about surgeries and cesarean section activities to the public, which occasionally diminishes public confidence in the health facility.  He admonished patients and their relatives to refrain from such behavior, stressing that it is legally impermissible to disclose others' health status publicly. He emphasized that surgeries entail numerous certainties and uncertainties, hence relatives of patients must abstain from inciting panic concerning healthcare delivery. Reverend Dr. Isaac Appiah emphasized that inducing panic within a healthcare facility can have significant repercussions. Consequently, patient...

Duasidan is a modest community nestled within the Dormaa Central Constituency of the Bono Region, predominantly inhabited by farmers.  The community garners recognition within Dormaa and the Bono Region due to the presence of monkeys, which hold the potential to transform the area into a tourist attraction, should it be revitalized to enhance its appeal. Despite the precarious condition of the monkey sanctuary, an NGO visited some years ago to construct a small house to accommodate the leaders and caretakers of the monkeys, facilitating the reception of visitors who occasionally come to witness the monkeys, including students and other guests. In conversation with the caretakers of the monkeys, Mr. Kwabena Kuma, the center's custodian, lamented that their aspirations to render the locale an alluring tourist site, owing to the monkeys, have persisted for over 25 years with little or no governmental support, thus hindering the realization of their vision. He lamented the absence of s...

t Hon. Vincent Oppong Yaw Asamoah, Member of Parliament for Dormaa West in the Bono Region of Ghana, has emphasized the importance of following traditional protocols in District Chief Executive (DCE) appointments. Speaking at his constituency engagement, Asamoah likened the selection process to royal succession, where only those of royal lineage are eligible to ascend to the throne . Asamoah also addressed the termination of appointments, stating that these decisions were made due to non-compliance with established procedures. He urged Ghanaians to be patient, as the government is yet to present its budget, and requested that they spare the administration its "honeymoon time." The MP also had a message for the youth, encouraging them to remain calm and assuring them that their time for employment will come. Hon Vincent Oppong Yaw Asamoah pledged that all promises made will be honored before 2028. Asamoah's statement highlights the government's commitment to upholding ...

 _ _ The Dormaa  Ramadan conference, hosted by Nkrankwanta in the Dormaa West district of the Bono Region, brought together prominent leaders to discuss key issues affecting the Muslim community. Sheikh Zackalia Ibrahim, Dormaa Municipal Chief Imam, appealed for Arabic teachers to be employed in Islamic schools, highlighting the importance of education in the community. Sheikh Ibrahim also touched on the issue of Farmer's Day celebrations, which often fall on Fridays, exempting most Muslims from participating. Furthermore, he emphasized the need for the swift passage of the anti-LGBTQ+ Bill into law, echoing the sentiments of many in the community. In addition to addressing these pressing concerns, Sheikh Ibrahim announced the upcoming Ramadan date, a significant development for the Muslim community. Dr. Sheikh Ameen Bonsu, CEO of Ameen Scientific Herbal Hospital and Welfare Officer of the National Hajj Board, also spoke at the conference. He highlighted the need for equal tre...

The member of Parliament for Dormaa Central, Hon. John Kwame Adu Jack has commended President John Dramani Mahama for proving true leadership during his state of the Nation Address. According to him, the fact that President Mahama said he was not going to apportion blame but work towards development means the President is ready to reset the nation without putting blame on anyone for the current challenges confronting the country. In an interview with Dormaa newsmen, the member of parliament indicated that President John Mahama has taken full responsibility of the current state of the country and is ready to fix problems in all sectors of the economy as part of NDC’s resetting agenda. “He has once again taken full responsibility for whatever we have in this country being good or bad, and I love that statement from the president. I can tell you that he is a genuine person, so Ghana is lucky to have a president who doesn’t want to blame anyone for the mess in the country, and he is prepar...

  Dormaa Ahenkro, a vibrant town in the Bono Region of Ghana, was the center of a powerful three-day Christian revival as Christ Apostolic Church Ghana held its much-anticipated event, “DormaaMan for Christ.” This spiritual gathering brought together thousands of believers, dignitaries, and church leaders in a divine atmosphere of worship, prayer, and transformation.    A Royal Presence and High Dignitaries in Attendance   The event was graced by the revered Omanhene of Dormaa Ahenkro, Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyeman Badu II, whose presence highlighted the deep-rooted connection between faith and leadership in Dormaa. Alongside him was the General Chairman of Christ Apostolic Church Ghana and other high-ranking church officials, all gathered to support the mission of spreading the gospel and uniting the people of Dormaa in Christ.   Three Days of Divine Encounter   Throughout the program, worshippers experienced moments of intense prayer, praise, and preaching l...