Kenneth Awotwe Darko

20 hours ago | myjoyonline.com | Kenneth Awotwe Darko

The Ghana Association of Bankers (GAB) has clarified that banks have not received any official directive from the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to suspend over-the-counter foreign currency withdrawals. This statement comes in response to recent remarks by BoG Board Member, Dr. Isaac Adongo, who suggested this restriction during an interview on JoyNews' PM Express.

21 hours ago | myjoyonline.com | Kenneth Awotwe Darko

In a heartwarming move that is changing lives and reshaping how churches approach children's ministry, The Makers House Chapel International has launched a pioneering Sunday School department with a dedicated special needs unit, the first of its kind in a Ghanaian church setting. Tucked inside the church’s vibrant children’s complex, the new unit is not just a classroom — it’s a statement of love, empathy, and radical inclusion.

1 day ago | myjoyonline.com | Kenneth Awotwe Darko

The Ashanti Regional office of the Drivers and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is seeking to revolutionize its service delivery with the introduction of a bulk short messaging notification system for license registration updates. The initiative is part of the vision of the new regional manager, Jerry E. Aflabo, to ensure a convenient and stress-free process for obtaining the license.

1 day ago | myjoyonline.com | Kenneth Awotwe Darko

The Ashanti Regional Police Command has launched a crackdown on Thinkers Island, a notorious hub for illicit drugs in Kumasi, arresting 34 suspects. According to Police PRO, DSP Godwin Ahianyo, this operation demonstrates the police's commitment to combating drug-related crimes and protecting lives and property. The arrests were made in response to a directive by Interior Minister Mohammed Muntaka Mubarak, marking a significant step in reclaiming Thinka Island from illicit drug activities.

1 day ago | myjoyonline.com | Kenneth Awotwe Darko

Garden City University College marked a significant academic milestone with the graduation of its latest cohort from the Midwifery Research Studies program. The ceremony, held at the university’s campus in Kenyase, celebrated the achievements of students who have completed rigorous training and research in maternal and reproductive health.