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Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, has appealed to staff and heads of Ministeries Departments, and Agencies working with the Western Regional Coordinating Council (WRCC) to discharge their duties bearing in mind the overall interest of the nation. He said they must have Ghana's interest at he
Nine candidates are competing in the Western Region’s Council of State election, set for February 11. While only one will be elected by voters, a second representative will later be appointed by President John Mahama to serve the region. With hopes high among the aspirants, the final result rests on
The Parents Association of Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS) has given the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) a seven-day ultimatum to release the withheld Integrated Science results of over 1,100 candidates who sat for the 2024 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASS
The Aboso Glass Factory has been reduced to rubble, its value lost forever, despite passionate protests from Aboso residents in the Prestea Huni Valley Municipality of the Western Region. The community had fiercely opposed GIHOC Distilleries' plans to sell the factory to Linkin Birds Company for scr
The Aowin Traditional Council has taken a bold step by performing rituals to banish their Member of Parliament, Oscar Ofori Larbi, from setting foot on any Aowin land. This decision comes after the Council accused the MP of disrespecting them by spreading alleged false stories against the paramount
Behind the scenes of Ghana's meat industry is a story of resilience and neglect. All across the country, much is put in to ensure you have your meat on the table. But how safe is the consumer? In this report, 3news, visits the Whindo Slaughter House which serves Takoradi and its environs. Deep withi
The Western Regional House of Chiefs has nominated Nana Kobina Nketsia V Paramount Chief of Essikado Traditional area as their President, tasked with leading the House for the next four years. This development also brings to a close a five-year-long leadership crisis within the House, ushering in a
Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah, has criticized the Community Mining Initiative of the NPP government as ineffective in combating illegal mining and contributing to the ongoing struggles with the menace. Whilst calling for collaboration from the traditional leaders
A farmer whose cocoa farm was used as a burial site for an illegal miner by police officers from the Mpohor District Police Command is demanding the immediate exhumation of the remains from his farm. The deceased, Kwame Rasta, a galamseyer, fell into an abandoned illegal mining pit and lost his life
The Ghanaian fishing community in Cote d'Ivoire, are calling on government for an ambassador who is well versed in fisheries to help address their challenges. President Mahama is yet to name the ambassador for La Côte D’Ivoire. However, Speaker of Parliament Alban Kingsford Sumana Bagbin says he int
The Africa Institute of Energy and Sustainability says the outright sale of Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), as proposed by some government officials, is not the optimal solution to address the energy distributor's inefficiencies. They say selling ECG risks triggering public backlash, raising con
The Aowin Traditional Council is accusing its Member of Parliament, Oscar Ofori Larbi, of being involved in illegal mining operations in the Tano Anwia Forest Reserve. It has called on all stakeholders to collaborate to stop the destruction of the Forest. This call to action comes after a deadly cla
Following the recent clash between two illegal mining groups in the Tano Anwia Forest in the Aowin municipality of the Western North Region, Tv3 news team, accompanied by a taskforce from the Divisional Council on Friday, January 24 visited the forest to assess the extent of destruction. We observed
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Kingsford Sumana Bagbin has pledged his commitment work towards the implementation of Representation of the People's Amendment Law (ROPAL) in the current parliament. This comes after the about three million Ghanaian community in La Cote D'Ivoire called for the support of
The ECOWAS queen mother and Queen mother of the Ghanaian community in Ivory Coast Nana Kyeremaa Abrefi Koto, has called on the President of Ghana to collaborate with the Ivorian President to address the pressing issue of human trafficking. Her concern is centered around Ghanaian youth who are lured
