NEWS IN GHANA

The Executive Director of  the Hope for Future Generations, (HFFG),  an NGO,  Ms. Cecilia Senoo has appealed to  government  to as a matter of urgency enact  laws that will regulate the registration of  Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)  in the country. This, according to her will help prevent charlatans from getting registered on board the NGO profession as well as aid gov’t to track the performance of NGOs contributing positively to the development of the country. Ms. Cecilia Senoo made the appeal during a panel discussion at the just ended 2017 National Philanthropy Forum held at the Accra International Conference Centre. The National Philanthropy Forum is an event held annually which brings together various stakeholders in the humanitarian sector to dialogue on key issues confronting the nonprofit sector with the aim of forging better ways towards effective delivery of philanthropic services in the country. Ghanaians are confronted daily with myriad of challenges whic

Smart device maker, Infinix has conducted 1-day training workshop for over 60 students of the University of Ghana believed to be its cherished fans. The training was aimed at enlightening the students on the usefulness of their favorite Infinix smartphones as well as help address certain minor challenges they might be confronted with daily. The 2-hour program which took place at the Akuafo Hall, University of Ghana Campus in Legon saw over 60 participants in attendance. They were taken through some troubleshooting exercises using their  Infinix smartphones including how to  effectively run software updates,  fix up their mobile phones, how to sign onto X club on their phones as well how to deal with other hardware related issues whenever they occur. The training session was equally an avenue for the fans to interact with the Infinix team that initiated the process on all questions bothering their minds as far as their favorite smartphones are concerned. The 4-member Infinix