TRENDING

Why Petrol Is Still Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote • Asian Games Organisers Struggle With Accommodation As Over 17,000 Arrive In Japan • OGLABOT Seeks Greater Attention To Ogun-Lagos Border Communities • 2027: Wike Dismisses APC Governors’ Opposition To Rainbow Coalition • Tschabalala Self Unveils ‘Lady In Blue’ On London’s Iconic Fourth Plinth • Top 10 most expensive states to live in August 2026 • Super Eagles’ Taiwo Awoniyi bags postgraduate diploma • Fadahunsi celebrates Omisore at 69, hails his service to Osun, Nigeria • Ghana Baptist University College offers up to 100% tuition scholarships • Family of Salormey Baffoe appeals for her release from alleged National Security detention • AI loss-of-control incidents rise as AI agents test limits of human oversight • 22 US states sue DHS over expanded power to deny immigrants public aid • PenCom extends verification for civil servants as only 21% complete enrolment • Power Minister seeks EFCC crackdown on vandalism, energy theft • How seven payment gateways stack up for Nigerian businesses • Louisville’s Savannah DeMelo sues team doctors after cardiac arrest during game • الإصرار على حمل وزر الحرب محاربون لا يقتربون من خط النار • الدستور وبناء السلام.. من صياغة الوثيقة إلى إعادة تأسيس الفكر السياسي السوداني • 2027: Ex-Nasarawa Speaker begs defectors to return to APC • مذكرة مفتوحة إلى الآلية الخماسية ودول الاتحاد الافريقي ومجلس السلم والأمن الأفريقي بشأن الترحيب بحوار قائد الجيش السوداني • Why Petrol Is Still Expensive In Nigeria — Dangote • Asian Games Organisers Struggle With Accommodation As Over 17,000 Arrive In Japan • OGLABOT Seeks Greater Attention To Ogun-Lagos Border Communities • 2027: Wike Dismisses APC Governors’ Opposition To Rainbow Coalition • Tschabalala Self Unveils ‘Lady In Blue’ On London’s Iconic Fourth Plinth • Top 10 most expensive states to live in August 2026 • Super Eagles’ Taiwo Awoniyi bags postgraduate diploma • Fadahunsi celebrates Omisore at 69, hails his service to Osun, Nigeria • Ghana Baptist University College offers up to 100% tuition scholarships • Family of Salormey Baffoe appeals for her release from alleged National Security detention • AI loss-of-control incidents rise as AI agents test limits of human oversight • 22 US states sue DHS over expanded power to deny immigrants public aid • PenCom extends verification for civil servants as only 21% complete enrolment • Power Minister seeks EFCC crackdown on vandalism, energy theft • How seven payment gateways stack up for Nigerian businesses • Louisville’s Savannah DeMelo sues team doctors after cardiac arrest during game • الإصرار على حمل وزر الحرب محاربون لا يقتربون من خط النار • الدستور وبناء السلام.. من صياغة الوثيقة إلى إعادة تأسيس الفكر السياسي السوداني • 2027: Ex-Nasarawa Speaker begs defectors to return to APC • مذكرة مفتوحة إلى الآلية الخماسية ودول الاتحاد الافريقي ومجلس السلم والأمن الأفريقي بشأن الترحيب بحوار قائد الجيش السوداني

September 15, 2026|20:29

Back to Home

Ghana

iValley Ghana equips 100 women, youth and PWDs with skills and livelihood support under Atlantic Corridor Project

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

iValley Ghana has equipped 100 women, young people and persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Chache and surrounding communities with life skills and entrepreneurship training as part of efforts to strengthen livelihoods and build community resilience.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article