NEWS IN GHANA

Politicians have been urged to rubbish any negative thought purported to suggest that Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) actors are in business only to compete with them over public recognition rather than focusing on their objectives which among other things seeks to affect the lives of people and bring about development in the society Very Rev. Walter Aboagye Pimpong, Founding Executive Director of the International Needs Ghana (INGH) made the observation and sound the warning whiles addressing a  lecture on the theme: “Smiles, Sweats, Breakthroughs and Barriers: The Story of Christian Development Organizations in Ghana to the mark the 30 th  anniversary celebration of the Organization. The lecture was held at the British Council Auditorium in Accra on Thursday, November 23, 2017. Local and International NGOs alike play critical roles in developing society, improving communities, and promoting citizen participation. Their activities include, but are not limited

A renowned marriage counsellor, Nana Ebo Koomson has cautioned the youth against rushing into marriage simply because they are moved by certain feelings within their body towards the opposite sex without first conducting a critical study to see if the he/she is the right person before going ahead to marry. “You shouldn’t rush into marriage just because you have a string in the heart touching that you should marry the person, don’t go, study before you go into it”, he stressed. Mr.  Koomson gave the advice whiles speaking at the launch of a book titled “Love is not enough when choosing whom to marry”. The book launch took place at the Amu Theatre of University of Education Winneba, Central Region on Saturday November 25, 2017. “Love is not enough” is a 266 page book that teaches and enlightens readers on preparations, offering practical steps to be taken when one wants to choose a marriage partner. Author of the book, Mr. David Kofi Awusi said his inspiration to