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1. GIVING Helping others is not only good for them and a good thing to do, it also makes us happier and healthier too. Giving also connects us to others, creating stronger communities and helping to build a happier society for everyone. And it’s not all about money – we can also give our time, ideas and energy. So if you want to feel good, do good! Experts have come up with a list of ten steps you can follow to boost your happiness, including being generous to others. The advice was produced by Vanessa King, author of 10 Keys…
1. GIVING Helping others is not only good for them and a good thing to do, it also makes us happier and healthier too. Giving also connects us to others, creating stronger communities and helping to build a happier society for everyone. And it’s not all about money – we can also give our time, ideas and energy. So if you want to feel good, do good! Experts have come up with a list of ten steps you can follow to boost your happiness, including being generous to others. The advice was produced by Vanessa King, author of 10 Keys…
Seven Great Princess Academy has organized a cultural day at its Dansoman campus in Accra for its students as part of efforts to instill in them Ghanaian Cultural values. The cultural day is a celebration of various tribes, traditions and culture of the diverse students who are from the 10 regions of Ghana, African continent and Europe. Students displayed their respective culture in various cultural activities including dancing, poetry recitals and display of traditional clothes among others. It was a colourful atmosphere at the Dansoman campus of the school as the students took advantage of the maiden event to prove…
The executive board of the Baobab Hall of the African University College of Communications (AUCC) in collaboration with 3FM, Fat2Fit Ghana and Yomi Yoghurt will organise a health event on Saturday, March 25 at the forecourt of the school. Dubbed ‘Shake it Off’, the event is expected to serve as a fitness exercise for all participants including the entire student body of AUCC as well as interested persons. It is the College’s maiden health fitness event and expected to start at 5:30am. It will have an aerobics session followed by a 15-minute health talk on healthy eating and finally, a fruit…
Damilola Adegbite And Chris Attoh have been making headlines for the last few days after GhanaCelebrities.Com broke the news that their somewhat wonderful marriage, has shockingly ended. And that, Damilola pulled the plug–on the marriage. Today, a reader close the family has told GhanaCelebrities.Com that, Damilola did her best but no woman deserves to be married and put at home like a stone–with her man all over, and not bringing in the cash too. “Look, Chris was never at home and despite Damilola’s complaints, he seems to have always thought his stories were enough,” the source said. “He always said he was busy working,…
The Parliament of Ghana has approved an amount of three hundred and twenty one million, eight hundred and thirty thousand, six hundred and ninety eight cedis (321,830,698) for the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development for the 2017 fiscal year. Before the approval, the Parliamentary Select Committee on Local Government and Rural Development informed the august house in a report that, the vision of the ministry is to achieve a sustainable, equitable economic growth and poverty reduction through citizen participation and accelerated services delivery at the local level within a decentralized environment. The Vice Chair of the Committee, Kwasi Boateng…
The Walewale D/A Cluster of Schools in the Northern Region have been closed down following a near clash between some residents, believed to be coming from the Walewale palace, and staff of the school on Monday March 20, 2017. The affected schools are the Walewale D/A JHS “B”, the Walewale Primary B1 & B2, and the Walewale D/A KG. A visit to the school Tuesday morning March 21, 2017 by 3news.com reveals a quiet atmosphere with no sign of pupils. Classrooms have been locked with padlocks with no sight of a single pupil except the presence of teachers on the premises of…
Women in the country have been given full assurance that government will ensure laws that promote gender parity are enacted and enforced. Deputy minister-designate for Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation Madam Patricia Appiagyei who gave the assurance was interacting with 3FM on the sidelines of the 61st session of the Commission on the Status of Women currently underway in New York. Madam Appiagyei who is also Member of Parliament for the Asokwa constituency and Chairperson of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Local Government said, for instance, most of the challenges confronting Ghanaian women in their quest for equity “would be…
The Christian Council of Ghana has called on the various institutions to be proactive in their line of duties to avert further loss of lives. The Council observed that most of the fatal accidents recorded in the country could have been averted if those in charge were proactive. The General Secretary of the Christian Council of Ghana, Rev Dr. Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong was commenting on the Kintampo Waterfalls disaster which claimed 18-lives on the spot and wounded several. Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Tourism Minister have visited the victims with the Wenchi Methodist Senior High School (WESS) being the hardest…
Introduction The task of providing quality education to students requires effective partnership and participation of all stakeholders, including donor bodies. This article does not have the métier to list all the organisations which are supporting the Ghana Education Service (GES) to deliverquality education to the Ghanaian child. The author, however,calls for applausefor the World Education, Inc. (WEI), the Global Alliance for Clean Cook-stoves (GACC) and the Ghana Alliance for Clean Cook-stoves (GHACCO), at least, for the sake of this write-up.In fact, they are working seriously with GES, the Ministry of Energy and the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment to…