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…The Cosmopolitan now runs 24/7   Boosting tourism in Ghana and the capital, Accra is fast becoming a tourism and recreational centre for many diasaporans and tourists in the country. This has made the capital a hotspot for entertainment and celebrations. For most people, choosing a place to relax and have come with many considerations.   The Cosmopolitan, Accra’s most enthralling and busting restaurant and bar located in the Heart of Dzorwulu is one place that is always considered. It now runs 24/7. The rooftop bar of this Restaurant now operates around the clock to satisfy the food and drinks needs of Accra. Starting from the 1st of January 2023, the roof top bar of The Cosmopolitan is open throughout the night till morning. Located just at the Fiesta Royale traffic light in Dzorwulu, the restaurant offers the best accessibility to patrons around the clock. Whenever anyone finds themselves needing the best foods and drinks in Accra at all hours, they are assured of getting wh

  … Every day is designed to be totally exhilarating The New Megane R.S. 300 Trophy - combines the best of the best – exceptional sporty design fused with heart-racing performance. The R.S. 300 Trophy marks 18 years of the iconic Megane R.S. line-up, with pure excitement inherent in its DNA. The Trophy models are celebrated for their thoroughbred efficiency combining performance and accuracy, and the New Renault Megane R.S. 300 Trophy certainly lives up to this legacy. Those with the ‘need for speed’ can look forward to an all-round performance car that combines intense everyday driveability with even sharper on-track performance. Aside from its unique and undeniably spectacular looks, the Trophy offers a multitude of enhanced Renault Sport features, namely: An updated exclusive Sporty design - On the exterior, the R.S. 300 Trophy boasts a distinctive Sport front bumper with an F1 Style blade flanked by the unmistakable Trophy insignia, Sharkfin antenna, upda

  The Queen Mother of Lashibi Traditional Area, Naa Aforkor Ojeagbo II, has treated the children of the Nungua Traditional Area township and the Nungua-Addogonno branch of Maranatha Power Ministries to a Special Thanksgiving Service to God Almighty and the ancestors of the land. The kids, numbering about 150, were feted with sumptuous meals, drinks, candies, biscuits, toys, among others. Manye Ojeagbo II, who is a Divisional Queen Mother of Nungua Traditional Council, was delighted to celebrate with the kids as she marked her birthday on December 14, and crowned it all in thanksgiving to God on December 26, 2022. The queen mother encouraged the children to prioritise their education and avoid negative social behaviours. She also urged parents to support their children's education, particularly in light of the government's free basic education policy. “Kids are the heartbeat of my life and education is very necessary for them to live on this earth. So, I urge all parents

  As part of its vision of transforming the African continent, Coronation Insurance has taken an audacious step to partner with the Chosen Rehab Centre in the quest to transform lives. As part of its social responsibility, the company joined the centre in putting smiles on the faces of people undergoing rehabilitation from various kinds of addictive behaviours. Identifying the centre’s major needs, the company provided food items - including bags of rice, beans, maize, oil, oats, milk and many more. Additionally, the company donated items such as toiletries, pillows, shoes, clothes, etc. to assist in the daily running of the facility and to cater for the personal well-being of the people at the centre. The items were presented at a brief ceremony held at the Chosen Rehab Centre’s headquarters located at Achimota. While presenting the items, the Managing Director of Coronation Insurance, Mr. Adedayo Arowojolu, said: “Through this project, the company aspires to lend a helping hand t

  One Big Family, the foremost youth organisation for young persons of Ada origin, held a two-day unity gathering dubbed ‘Ignite Love for a Better Tomorrow’ that brought together members from different locations to focus on improving relationships and communication within the group. Members expressed their concerns and discussed the importance of self-confidence and good communication in all aspects of life. They also emphasized the need to avoid allowing politics to divide the group and to demonstrate leadership and unity in all of their actions. The Youth Development Chief of the Ada Traditional Area, Nene Tetteh Kakepeemi I, praised the group for their love and unity and advised them to support each other in achieving their common goals. He also cautioned against petty conflicts and jealousy within the group and encouraged them to respect and strengthen their bonds as a family. He urged them to think about how they can move forward and not pay attention to undue criticism. Nen