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Churches should accommodate people with hearing impairment – Church of Christ Deacon
Deacon in-charge of the Deaf Ministry of Nsawam Road Church of Christ, Philip Quaye has advised churches to make deliberate effort accommodate people with hearing impairment and other disabilities as part of their fellowship.
According to Deacon Quaye most of the hearing impaired have difficulties in getting employed, therefore she urged he urged the church to as part of its fellowshipto support them with employable skills and opportunities.
He believes that this will make people with such disability have sense of belonging and prevent them from going on the streets to beg for alms.
Deacon Quaye made this call when spoke with to The Spectator during the Church’s Deaf Awareness Week on the theme, “Promoting occupational adequacy for persons living with disability” at their premises on Sunday, July 3.
According to him, the churches must pay special attention to People Living With Disabilities (PLWDs) and to aid their fellowship, because they need support to make ends meet.
He said the Church of Christ accommodates the hearing impaired and other disabilities based on Mathew 28:19-20, and recognises that they are part of the people to preach to.
Deacon Quaye further revealed that the church encourage members and companies to offer job opportunities, as well as train PLWDs to acquire some skills to be relevant in the job market.
He was of the view that this gesture will make them independent in their daily livelihood.
As part of the Deaf Awareness Week, the Deaf Ministry displayed products which they have made ranging from bags, shoes, hair products and dresses for members of the church to patronise.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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GPL Voilent Dissturbance: One more arrested
The Ghana Police Service has arrested one more suspect, Elizabeth Akosua
Ntiriwaa, alias Akosua Black Chinese.
Her arrest is in connection with the violent disturbances that occurred during the football match between Nsoatreman FC and Kumasi Asante Kotoko FC on February 2, 2025.
This brings to six, the number of suspects arrested so far in connection with the incident.
Elizabeth Akosua Ntiriwaa is currently in Police custody, assisting with the investigation.
The intelligence-led operation and investigation remain ongoing to ensure all perpetrators connected to the incident are arrested and brought to justice.
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Emmanuel Kwamena Anyimah Appointed Deputy Chief Executive of the Minerals Commission of Ghana
President John Mahama has appointed Mr Emmanuel Kwamena Anyimah (Ellembele KK) as the new Deputy Chief Executive of the Minerals Commission of Ghana.
With extensive experience in Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS), Engineering, and Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC), Emmanuel is expected to bring strategic leadership to the Commission during a critical period for Ghana’s mining sector.
His career spans key industries, including construction, oil and gas, and energy, with expertise in pipeline and piping inspection, welding quality control, environmental management, and regulatory compliance.
Emmanuel holds multiple degrees, including an MSc in Energy and Environmental Management from the University of Central Lancashire (UK), an LLB from KAAF University (Ghana), a BSc in Management Studies from Central University College, and an HND in Civil Engineering from Takoradi Technical University.
He has held key roles in leading organizations such as ORSAM Oil and Gas, and Amaja Oilfield Ltd., where he ensured operational efficiency, compliance, and safety. He holds several professional certifications and is an active member of esteemed industry bodies, reinforcing his expertise in quality assurance, environmental sustainability, and regulatory frameworks.
Emmanuel’s appointment is expected to strengthen the Minerals Commission’s ability to regulate and promote sustainable mineral resource development. His leadership, technical knowledge, and commitment to regulatory excellence will play a vital role in ensuring Ghana’s mining sector remains competitive, transparent, and environmentally responsible.
