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JOYTON KASKY Foundation donates to orphans
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The JOYTON KASKY Foundation has donated food items and clothing worth GHc 6,700 to 34 inmates of the Christian Village Orphanage based in Akwadum, a suburb of Koforidua in the New Juaben North Constituency of the Eastern Region.
The occasion coincided with the third anniversary of the establishment of the Foundation.
Among the items were children’s clothing and footwear, bags of rice, some gallons of vegetable oil, soft drinks,key soap, and bags of sachet water.
Madam Joyce Osei Owusu, Vice President of the Foundation who made the donation on behalf of the group, explained that the gesture was in line with the spirit of Christmas which focused on God’s great gift to humanity through the birth of His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ who ultimately became a sacrifice to save humanity from sin.
She said that act of great love by God continued to motivate JOYTON KASKY to also sacrifice its meagre resources to help alleviate the suffering of vulnerable people like orphans, prisoners, and widows.
Madam Osei Owusu appealed to corporate bodies, churches, philanthropists, and well-meaning people to assist the Foundation to sink a borehole for the orphanage which the institution listed as its priority need.
Madam Edith Ahama, Deputy Administrator of the home, mentioned lack of stationery, school uniforms, and sponsorship for continuing students who passed out of the home and were eager to continue their education as some of the problems they faced.
Receiving the donation, Madam Janet Amankwah, a mother of the home thanked the Foundation for making the Christmas season memorable once again for the children just as the group did last year, too. She promised to ensure fair distribution of the items to the children.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has congratulated the New Patriotic Party (NPP) on the successful election of its new national executives.
In a statement signed by its General Secretary, Fifi Fiavi Kwetey, the NDC said it remained committed to promoting peaceful political engagement and democratic values in Ghana.
The party stressed the need for all political actors to work together to protect and deepen the country’s democratic gains.
The NDC expressed hope that the new NPP executives would work to ensure that the national interest takes precedence over the interests of the two major political parties.
“It is the fervent hope of the NDC that under the tenure of this new crop of executives, there will be mutual effort to ensure that the interest of Ghana always surpasses the narrow interest of the two respective parties,” the statement said.
The NDC added that such cooperation would contribute to efforts to make Ghana “great and strong.”
By: Jacob Aggrey
Alfred Ababio Kumi, popularly known as Adenta Kumi, has accepted defeat in his bid to become the National Youth Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Mr Kumi polled 25 votes in the contest, which was won by Abanga Fuseini Yakubu with 1,550 votes. Clement Opoku Gyamfi placed second with 631 votes, while Michael Osei Boateng polled 78 votes. Chris Lloyd Nii Kwei Asamoah obtained 46 votes, with Vera Oye Bram Larbi securing 44 votes.
The election was held at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi on Saturday, October 3, 2026, as part of the NPP’s National Delegates Conference.
The colourful event brought together delegates from across the country to elect new national executives for the party.
In a statement following the election, Mr Kumi openly acknowledged his defeat, saying he would not blame anyone or make excuses for the outcome.
“I failed. The party has spoken, and I accept the verdict,” he stated.
He congratulated Mr Abanga and the other successful aspirants, wishing them well in their service to the party.
Mr Kumi said the election had taught him that popularity, sacrifice and hard work alone were not enough to win an election.
According to him, resources, organisation, strategy and preparation also play an important role, adding that he had underestimated their importance.
“I lost an election. I will not lose the lesson. I accept my failure. I will study it, learn from it, rebuild and come back wiser,” he said.
He thanked his supporters, family and the Almighty God for their support throughout his campaign.
Mr Kumi further acknowledged those who discouraged or criticised him during the campaign, including those who criticised him on X, saying they had contributed to the lessons he had learnt from the contest.
By: Jacob Aggrey
