Tempane Districts News Today

The Parliamentary invitation to the National Security Minister to speak to government-sponsored military brutalities on 29 October 2023 in Garu and its environs will, therefore, only end in the whitewashing of another violation of the 1992 Constitution.

The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) in the Upper East Region has commended the Builsa North Municipal Assembly for constructing an office for the Authority in the area. The Assembly, through the leadership of Madam Vida Akantagriwen Anaab, the Municipal Chief Executive, constructed a new office edifice, which is yet…

A total of 50 Community Health Officers in the Garu and Tempane Districts of the Upper East Region have been given five weeks of training to upgrade their skills and knowledge. The training covered both theory and practical sessions in communities within the two Districts with the sole aim to…

The Widows and Orphans Movement (WOM), a gender-focused organisation, has called on the Government to decentralise human rights institutions to the district level to help fight Gender-Based Violence (GBV). Ms Fati Abigail Abdulai, the Executive Director, WOM, noted that, the lack of human rights institutions, particularly at the Commission on…

Mr Gerard Ataogye, the re-elected District Chief Executive (DCE) for the Kassena-Nankana West District Assembly says he will work to justify the confidence reposed in him by President Akufo-Addo. “Clearly, the President’s confidence in re-nominating me has been amplified by the massive endorsement witnessed. Kudos to our Assembly Members and…

World Vision Ghana supports farmers in Tempane District with irrigation facilities, improve children education By Jerry Azanduna MAR 17, 2021 Globally, more than 1.2 billion people do not get enough food to meet their basic nutritional needs and sub-Saharan Africa is not left out. But the situation in Tempane District of Ghana cannot be over emphasized. According to World Vision Ghana in 2019, 57% of households in Garu and Tempane Districts experience one or more ‘hungry months’ in a ye...

The Upper East Region has recorded a total of 89 active cases of COVID-19 from three Municipalities and three Districts, a situation report on the virus from the Ghana Health Service (HS) in the Region said.

  The Upper East Region has recorded a total of 89 active cases of COVID-19 from three Municipalities and three Districts, a situation report on the virus from the Ghana Health Service (HS) in the Region said. Out of the number, 45 are from the Bolgatanga Municipality, 31 from the Kassena-Nankana Municipality, two from the Kassena-Nankana West District, nine from Bongo district and one each from the Bolgatanga East District and Builsa North Municipality. The report, compiled by the Regional Di...