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MiNaK Foundation Spreads Festive Cheer by Feeding Street Children & The Homeless Ghana
In the true spirit of the season, the MiNaK Foundation is once again making a difference in the lives of street and homeless children in Ghana through its annual feeding program. Founded on the principles of compassion, hope, and upliftment, this Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) has made it an annual obligation to support and help the needy during the festive occasion of Christmas.
Ms. Doreen Ackom, the driving force behind MiNaK Foundation, shares that the organization’s mission is rooted in a deep sense of compassion for the less fortunate. With a focus on bringing hope and upliftment to those in need, MiNaK Foundation has become a beacon of light for street and homeless children during the holiday season.
Ms. Ackom emphasizes the importance of community support in achieving the foundation’s goals. She calls on the general public to join hands in spreading love and care to the needy, especially during this festive time. According to her, small acts of kindness can have a profound impact on the lives of those who are less fortunate, and the holiday season provides a perfect opportunity for everyone to come together for a greater cause.
The MiNaK Foundation’s commitment to serving the community extends beyond providing a meal; it aims to create a sense of joy and belonging for the street and homeless children. By addressing not only their physical needs but also uplifting their spirits, the foundation hopes to make a lasting impact on the lives of these vulnerable individuals.
As Ms. Doreen Ackom encourages everyone to support the MiNaK Foundation’s initiatives, she highlights that the true essence of the holiday season lies in giving back and caring for one another. The foundation’s work serves as an inspiration for individuals and businesses alike to contribute to the well-being of their communities.
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Health Minister leads delegation Mimi Darko’s appointment as AMA Director General
Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Minister for Health and Member of Parliament has led a delegation to secure the appointment of Dr Delese Mimi Darko, Chief Executive Officer of the Food and Drugs Authority, as the Director General of the African Medicines Agency (AMA) during the ongoing 2nd Ordinary Session of the Conference of State Parties in Kigali, Rwanda.
This prestigious appointment, achieved through a competitive process, marks a proud and historic moment for Ghana and the entire continent.
It highlights Dr. Darko’s exceptional leadership, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to enhancing public health and regulatory systems across Africa.
The Minister expressed his deep appreciation to President John Dramani Mahama for his strong support and leadership throughout this process.
Mr.Akandoh congratulated Dr. Mimi Darko and Team Ghana for their incredibly successful campaign.
The AMA was established by the African Union on November 5, 2021, with the primary objective of improving access to quality, safe, and effective medical products throughout the continent. Its creation aims to facilitate the regulation and oversight of essential medicines at a continental level while promoting collaboration among African countries and regions.
The Agency’s mission is to provide leadership in creating an enabling regulatory environment for the pharmaceutical sector in Africa, ensuring that the African population has access to essential medical products and technologies.
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Police arrest five suspects involved in robbery cases in Ashanti Region
The Police Intelligence Directorate (PID) in the Ashanti Region has informed the public about a recent breakthrough in the fight against armed robbery in the Denchemuoso District.
Following a series of robbery incidents in the area, on April 22, 2025, PID/Ashanti operatives, acting on credible intelligence, apprehended one Michael Owusu Ansah, alias Baby Last, aged 32.
The suspect had been on the police wanted list since 2016 in connection with a robbery and the murder of Police Officer G/Cpl Frank Essel of SWAT/Ashanti, which occurred at the Open Space Hotel in Denchemuoso on May 19, 2016.
During interrogation, the suspect confessed to engaging in multiple street and residential robberies in Denchemuoso, Atwima-Techiman, Asuoyeboah, and surrounding areas.
He also disclosed that his gang operated with knives, pistols, and pump-action guns.
Further investigations led to the identification and arrest of his accomplices, namely:Emmanuel Owusu, alias Cassidy, Maxwell Gyimah, alias Nana Kwame, Sudais Oxford Ntiamoah, alias The Man Sudais and Rhano Okyere, alias Demon
These individuals were arrested from their hideouts within Atwima-Techiman and Denchemuoso.
However, one suspect, remains at large and efforts are underway to apprehend him and recover the weapons used in the robberies.
All five arrested suspects were arraigned before the Atasomanso Circuit Court on May 13, 2025.
They were remanded into police custody and are scheduled to reappear on June 4, 2025.
