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Feteh Community Hit by Brazen Goat Theft, Residents Issue Stern Warning In a shocking turn of events, numerous residents of Feteh, a community in the Effutu constituency, woke up to find their goats missing from their homes. The thieves, reportedly using taxis to transport the stolen animals, struck under the cover of darkness, leaving the community in a state of outrage and disappointment. The people of Feteh have issued a strong warning to chop bars and restaurants in the area that purchase goats from unknown sources, particularly from young boys and girls who do not rear animals. The community has vowed to take action against anyone found buying stolen goats, stating that they will not forgive anyone caught engaging in this illegal activity. The incident has sparked widespread anger and frustration, with many calling for increased security measures to protect their livestock. In light of this incident, the community is also urging the Winneba Police Department to in...

In a recent interview, multiple award-winning presenter Emmanuel Kwesi Aboagye Essibu sat down with Mr. Samuel Aketewa, a mental health professional from the Winneba Health Service Centre's Psychiatric Unit, to discuss tackling mental health and stigma. Mr. Aketewa shared crucial advice on how to handle encounters with aggressive mentally ill individuals. When sharing the same lane on the street with an aggressive mentally ill person, Mr. Aketewa warns to: "Avoid getting closer to mentally ill persons before crossing the road, as this may annoy them and lead to harm" Mr. Aketewa emphasizes that individuals with mental health conditions may react unpredictably, and it's essential to prioritize safety. Let's take Mr. Aketewa's advice to heart and approach such situations with empathy and caution. By doing so, we can ensure our safety and contribute to a more supportive environment for mental health. Spread Awareness!  

                   A Warning to Ladies with Cornrow Hairstyles In my recent interview with mental health professional Mr. Samuel Aketewa from the Winneba Health Service Centre's Psychiatric Unit shed light on the crucial issue of tackling mental health and stigma. One crucial point he raised was the importance of awareness and caution for ladies with cornrow hairstyles. Mr. Aketewa warned, "Ladies with Cornrow hairstyle should be very careful with mentally ill persons because some has visual hallucination." He explained that individuals with mental health conditions may experience visual hallucinations, seeing things differently from reality. In some cases, they may perceive a cornrow hairstyle as a snake, leading them to react violently, thinking they are killing a snake. Mr. Aketewa's warning serves as a reminder of the importance of understanding and empathy towards individuals struggling with mental health conditions. Ladies with cor...