Sekondi is a name derived from the Old Prussian word “Taccarary“. Which meant “second” after the settlement was chosen as the second location for a shallow water harbour. The origins of Takoradi is conflicted. In one account it is a combination of the Portuguese word “taccarada” or “Taccarary” (Old Prussian) and an Ahanta word “ntakor”. Sekondi, the older and larger of the two […]
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On July 19, 1965, the Cedi replaced the Ghanaian Pound as the country’s sole legal tender, marking a significant step in Ghana’s economic history. Over the past six decades, the Cedi has undergone several transformations to adapt to the evolving needs of the economy. These changes reflect Ghana’s resilience, innovation, and pursuit of economic stability.
The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah, has directed the Western Regional Lands Commission to reduce the time for land registration to 30 working days. Speaking at the inauguration of the new 23-member board in Sekondi, the Minister stressed the need to eliminate delays in land administration. He called for a
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Ghana’s men’s 4x100m relay team has once again proven its mettle on the global stage, securing qualification for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Their electrifying performance at the World Relays in Guangzhou, China, where they clocked a season-best 38.32 seconds, has cemented their status as one of Africa’s most formidable sprint teams. As
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