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  In a demonstration of commitment to his campaign promises, the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for Sene East, Mr. K. Ibrahim, has donated over GH¢80,000 in tools and equipment to support artisans in Kajaji, the district capital. This recent donation, aimed at empowering local tradespeople, includes essential items like sewing machines, hairdryers, cutters, and carpentry tools, providing artisans with the resources they need to grow their trades and improve their livelihoods. This gesture follows an earlier donation of GH¢50,000 worth of equipment to the Biakoye Association last week, showcasing Mr. Ibrahim's ongoing efforts to uplift various communities within Sene East. Addressing the artisans, Mr. Ibrahim reaffirmed that his support is far from over, promising more resources in the future to further strengthen local economic development. Although not yet serving as an MP, Mr. Ibrahim expressed his belief that the work he has done so far highlights his commitment to the communit

  The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has launched an intensified nationwide polio immunization campaign after the alarming detection of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (cVDPV2) in Koforidua. This heightened response is designed to protect children under the age of five, the most vulnerable group to the poliovirus, from the devastating disease, which can lead to paralysis, disability, and even death. The GHS is committed to ensuring that every eligible child across the country receives the lifesaving polio vaccine. In the Bono East Region, the District Director of Health Services for Sene East, Mr. Bikman Duut, and his dedicated team commenced the campaign at Kajaji Market, a central hub in the district, where they actively began vaccinating children on the first day of the program. The market, known for its vibrancy and large crowds, provided an ideal location for the health workers to access children and educate caregivers about the importance of the polio vaccine. Mr. e