Castro Senyalah

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Castro Senyalah is a writer with 3news.com.

71 articles published

Castro Senyalah is a writer with 3news.com.

71 articles published

Articles by Castro Senyalah

Students demand reopening of Bawku Presbyterian Nursing College after months-long closure

Students demand reopening of Bawku Presbyterian Nursing College after months-long closure

Talensi youth burn NDC office due to disagreement over DCE nominee

Talensi youth burn NDC office due to disagreement over DCE nominee

We demand full and effective implementation of Affirmative Action Law – Young Urban Women’s Movement

We demand full and effective implementation of Affirmative Action Law – Young Urban Women’s Movement

Dominic Anarigide appointed Managing Director of ICOUR

Dominic Anarigide appointed Managing Director of ICOUR

Mamprugu Youth Association urges immediate action against targeted killings in Binduri

Mamprugu Youth Association urges immediate action against targeted killings in Binduri

Three killed, three injured in gun attack at drinking spot in Binduri District

Three killed, three injured in gun attack at drinking spot in Binduri District

St. John Bosco’s College of Education launches sanitation campaign to promote clean environment

St. John Bosco’s College of Education launches sanitation campaign to promote clean environment

National Peace Council launches project to prevent violent extremism in Ghana

National Peace Council launches project to prevent violent extremism in Ghana

Mamprugu Youth Association condemns killing of soldier in Bawku

Mamprugu Youth Association condemns killing of soldier in Bawku

Kassena-Nankana West teachers resume classes as Education Director steps aside

Kassena-Nankana West teachers resume classes as Education Director steps aside

Kusaug Traditional Council condemns soldier’s killing in Bawku

Kusaug Traditional Council condemns soldier’s killing in Bawku

Kassena-Nankana West: MP appeals to striking teachers to resume classes

Kassena-Nankana West: MP appeals to striking teachers to resume classes