Above: Regional Health Project donates to Ghana Health Service (click to enlarge)
The Central Press newspaper brings you the latest news from Ghana's Central Region. Established in 2010, we have the most contemporary views on offer. (Students, please note that we are currently open to taking on new local and international attachments, or 'interns', from September.)
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
NPP presidential primaries results
Above: NPP presidential primaries results in Central Region (click to enlarge)
Friday, August 20, 2010
A big day for Central Press
This morning, we began our travels to the voices of Ghana's radio stations picking up on our exclusive front page story: 'Stop using buildings as billboards, says Regional Minister exclusively to CP'. (See below.)
We drove on to chat with the Mayor of Cape Coast, who thanked one of our departing interns - Vicky 'Abba' McNaught-Davis - for her hard work on the newspaper. He then also thanked continuing fellow intern Xavier Goavec, and discussed future prospects with editor Mr. Bamfo-Agei and board director Mr. Savage. (See photograph below.)
We then joined him in celebrating the arrival of the Queen of Swaziland at Cape Coast, then following her on a tour of the infamous castle. Addressing the sub chiefs, she noted Ghana's notable recent progressions in women's rights and hoped that they would continue. (See photograph below.)
Currently, we are awaiting our next conference at the Cape Coast Chiefs' Palace and uploading new content to the website.
All photography copyright Vicky 'Abba' McNaught-Davis. Please contact victoria.mnd@gmail.com for terms of use.
We drove on to chat with the Mayor of Cape Coast, who thanked one of our departing interns - Vicky 'Abba' McNaught-Davis - for her hard work on the newspaper. He then also thanked continuing fellow intern Xavier Goavec, and discussed future prospects with editor Mr. Bamfo-Agei and board director Mr. Savage. (See photograph below.)
We then joined him in celebrating the arrival of the Queen of Swaziland at Cape Coast, then following her on a tour of the infamous castle. Addressing the sub chiefs, she noted Ghana's notable recent progressions in women's rights and hoped that they would continue. (See photograph below.)
Currently, we are awaiting our next conference at the Cape Coast Chiefs' Palace and uploading new content to the website.
All photography copyright Vicky 'Abba' McNaught-Davis. Please contact victoria.mnd@gmail.com for terms of use.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
Recent photographs
Community police officers' inauguration (above)
Regional Minister at family planning conference (above)
GUAU lecture at Cape Coast University Science Block (above)
Trafficked children are returned to their mothers (above)
Mayor of Cape Coast speaks at uniforms for local schools donation (above)
All photography copyright Vicky 'Abba' McNaught-Davis. Please contact victoria.mnd@gmail.com for terms of use.
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