[ad_1] This Saturday’s edition of JoyNews’ Newsfile will be delving into the week’s most pressing issues and events. The analysis programme will navigate through the highs and lows of recent news, ranging from the outstanding performance of students in the WASSCE examinations, which the government has touted as a success of the Free SHS policy…
[ad_1] The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference has asked the government to take urgent steps to stabilize the economy to bring relief to many Ghanaians who have to bear with the current economic difficulties. According to the Bishops, “The current economic hardships are becoming unbearable for Ghanaians.” The Catholic Bishops who rose from their 2023 annual…
[ad_1] The Catholic Bishops Conference has issued a solemn caution against the insidious encroachment of the politics of religion. As the spectre of the 2024 elections loomed, these spiritual leaders stressed the paramount importance of shielding the nation from the divisive tendrils of religious politics. As the spiritual custodians of a nation that prides itself…
[ad_1] In the historic Christ the King Cathedral Church, the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference concluded its annual plenary assembly, addressing critical issues gripping the nation. The bishops voiced concern over the disconnection between faith and action, emphasizing the need for the 90% faith-driven population to contribute positively to public life. The bishops highlighted persistent challenges,…
[ad_1] The over 35-year-old Kumasi Chesire Home, a rehabilitation center banking its hope on public benevolence, is home to over 23 patients. But the facility caring for persons with Schizophrenia, depression, and substance use disorders, is battling inadequate medication due to high cost and short supply. The essence of rehabilitation facilities cannot be overlooked in…
[ad_1] The Ghana Catholic Bishops Conference paid a visit to former President John Agyekum Kufuor and his family on October 5, 2023, to extend their condolences over the passing of former First Lady Theresa Kufuor. Led by Most Reverend Joseph Afrifa-Agyekum, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Koforidua, the bishops offered prayers for Kufuor and…
[ad_1] The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) has called for diplomacy, not force, in restoring the constitutional regime in Niger. The Catholic Bishop of Sunyani and President of GCBC, Most Rev. Matthew Kwasi Gyamfi, in a statement dated August 24, said they were, “gravely concerned” about the military intervention in Niger that led to the…
