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Caroline Group announces date for upcoming Africa Education Tour

International Boarding School Services (IBSS), a subsidiary of the Caroline Group under the leadership of Educationist, Caroline Esinam Adzogble has announced an upcoming Africa Education Tour.
Her organisation has grown to become a foremost international education advising organisation with excellent support strategies for students, international schools as well as other educational stakeholders; hence drawing partnerships from world class institutions across the globe.
The group is looking forward to consulting with families seeking boarding school opportunities abroad and had announced the dates for the upcoming Africa Education tour slated for November 23 to December 2, 2020.
According to Esinam Adzogble, the tour would allow African families seeking boarding school opportunities for their wards from ages 10 to 14 to be able to do so.
While the ripple effect of COVID-19 is still surging; Caroline assured that the tour was structured as a hybrid tour where boarding school representatives that are unable to travel down to Africa would be able to connect with families virtually.
Whiles it will be easier to just host it as a virtual event and have families connect as and when they could, Caroline stated that “I believe in perfectionism and coordination; most of all experience; so my team and I will be there to engage with all of these families and connect them to all these wonderful schools.”
Caroline who founded the major education conglomerate worked with education partners across over 70 countries.
“I work with so many wonderful partners with each bringing something very unique to the table and for African students; definitely they are all very special to me,” she said.
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Prophet Joseph Atarah releases new video

Ghana’s singing Prophet, Joseph Atarah, has released a video for his new song dubbed ‘Increase’. The video was directed and shot by renowned director, Sky Web.
The motivational video exhibits captivating dance moves, set against the vibrant and beautiful city of Accra. Prophet Atarah co-wrote the song with Nana Boateng.
Touching on the message during an interview on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz, he said, ‘Increase’ is a motivational song telling people not to give up in their present situation. According to him, with determination and a relentless desire to succeed, God will make everything beautiful.
“As you trust in God’s plan, remember that ‘INCREASE’ is on the way. Just as seeds grow into harvest, your faith is growing into abundance. God’s got you, and His increase is surrounding you,” he added.
Prophet Atarah resigned from the military band in 2006 after an encounter with God to start his prophetic ministry and commenced his music journey about four years ago.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Ghana donates relief items to Jamaica, Cuba, and Sudan

President John Dramani Mahama, in in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has made donations on behalf of the people of Ghana to Jamaica, Sudan and Cuba to support those countries as they struggle to rebuild.
On behalf of Ghana, he donated over 2,400 bags of made-in-Ghana rice, assorted clothes, mattresses, made-in-Ghana cocoa products, bags of sugar, polytanks and other essential items to the victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica , Cuba , and the people of Sudan suffering from war.
The decision stems from Ghana’s solidarity with the affected compatriots.
President Mahama in his address during the presentation at the presidency, said the humanitarian items were worth GHC10 million.
He said 50 percent of the items will go to Jamaica, 30 percent to Cuba, and 20 percent to the International Red Cross for their camps in Sudan.

President Mahama said they appealed to private individuals among others who generously contributed towards the humanitarian course.
Foreign Affairs minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa expressed the country’s appreciation to institutions and private individuals who supported in raising the items.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme



