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The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Shama, Mr Ebenezer Dadzie, has implored Ghanaians to collaborate with the government to bring back the wheels of economic prosperity in the country. Mr Dadzie also encouraged the people to strive hard to protect the aspirations of the forefathers for self-rule, better life, accelerated…
Some residents of Abuesi, a fishing community in the Shama District of the Western Region have appealed to the Government to help fix the perennial flooding situation in the area. The residents blamed the flooding situation on the sea defence project ongoing in the area, which they said had blocked…
142 students receive education support from WAPCo May 7, 2021 The acting President of the Shama Traditional Area, Nana Kwamena Wieno II, chief of Yabiw, has commended the West African Gas Pipeline Company Limited (WAPCo) for its continuous support in education, skills training and health in its host communities. This follows the presentation of scholarship awards to 142 students from five communities in the Shama District of the Western Region and the Greater Accra Region who received full scholarships for their tertiary education. At least 104 are from the Aboadze area in (Aboadze, Abuesi, D...
Graphic Online BY: Augustina D. Dzodzegbe, Shama Category: General News 30.5k Shares 705 One hundred and forty-two students from five communities in the Shama District of the Western and Greater Accra Regions have received full scholarships to enable them pursue their education at the tertiary level. One hundred and four of the beneficiaries are from the Aboadze area (Aboadze, Abuesi, Dwomo, Lower Inchaban and Shama communities) of the Western Region, while the rest are from Tema Manhean and Kpone. The beneficiary students are pursuing medicine, pharmacy, engineering, law, social sciences, a...
A cross-section of residents in the Shama District have condemned the chaotic incident that occurred during the inauguration of the 8th Parliament of the Fourth Republic, describing it as “unnecessary and unacceptable”. According to them, the scenes witnessed in the august House on Wednesday had subjected the country to international ridicule and tainted the country’s hard-earned democratic reputation on the African continent. The people noted with grave concern particularly the behaviour of Mr Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, Member of Parliament (MP) for Asewase and Mr Carlos Ahenkorah, M...