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From teaching to gospel music Sunday May 23 2021 Gereshon Kinyoro served as a teacher until 2003. He now spends a bigger part of his retirement pursuing music, his childhood passion. PHOTO/ALEX ASHABA Summary Doing well in music: Gereshon Kinyoro, 78, is a retired teacher. His childhood passion was music and he got a chance to study it. In retirement, the passion is his source of solace among other activities.   Advertisement After spending 38 years in the classroom, Gereshon Kinyoro retired in 2003. His home in Kahungere Village, Mugusu Town Council in Kabarole District has a semblance of...

Laura J. Barton, age 78, of Mountain View, California, left us on April 3rd. Laura was born in Detroit, MI, on September 3rd, 1942. She graduated from Wilson High School, in Portland, Oregon, class of '60, then later continued her education receiving a BS in Business Management from the University of San Francisco in 1985. Laura was married to David Barton in 1962 with whom she had two sons, Kenneth born 1964 and Wesley born 1966.  They were together 10 years. By the end of the 1960's Laura had become a regular performer and singer with the South Bay Area music and drama scenes. By the time ...

A photo of a peace symbol Very Reverend Father Nimorious Kwabena Domanzing, Priest-in-charge, Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Ashaley Botwe, has called on Ghanaians to protect the peace they have enjoyed over the years. He said every citizen had the responsibility to contribute towards building a peaceful nation because peace was the foundation for development. “Let us learn to live together in peace and harmony. After all, we have nowhere else to go. Ghana is our home,” he said. Rev. Fr.Domanzing made the call during a festival of Nine Lessons and Carols held by the Ghana Broadc...

Let’s learn to live in peace and harmony - Very Rev Father Nimorious Domanzing Very Reverend Father Nimorious Kwabena Domanzing, Priest-in-charge of Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Ashaley Botwe, has called on Ghanaians to protect the peace they have enjoyed over the years. He said every citizen had the responsibility to contribute towards building a peaceful nation because peace was the foundation for development. “Let us learn to live together in peace and harmony. After all, we have nowhere else to go. Ghana is our home,” he said. Rev. Fr. Domanzing made the call during a ...