… In a condolence message addressed to the Kuga Naa, the Head of Kingmakers of the Dagbon Traditional Area, the National House of Chiefs, on behalf of its President, Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, described the passing as a “monumental loss” not only to the people of Dagbon but to the ins …
… In a condolence message addressed to the Kuga Naa, the Head of Kingmakers of the Dagbon Traditional Area, the National House of Chiefs, on behalf of its President, Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, described the passing as a “monumental loss” not only to the people of Dagbon but to the ins …
… In a condolence message addressed to the Kuga Naa, the Head of Kingmakers of the Dagbon Traditional Area, the National House of Chiefs, on behalf of its President, Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, described the passing as a “monumental loss” not only to the people of Dagbon but to the ins …
Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II The National House of Chiefs has called on the government to implement permanent and practical measures to address Ghana’s recurring flooding problem following the recent devastating floods that claimed at least 19 lives and caused widespread destruction. …
… Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, President of the National House of Chiefs, described the intervention as excellent and urged traditional leaders, particularly Presidents of the Regional Houses of Chiefs, to mobilise their communities and raise awareness about the Ghana Medical Trust Fund …
… Responding on behalf of the traditional rulers, the President of the National House of Chiefs, Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, assured the delegation of the unwavering commitment of chiefs to the success of the Trust Fund. …
… Citing instances of abandoned government projects, including Agenda 111 and the Saglemi Housing project, President of the House, Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, demanded assurances and measures to extend the free national health care initiative beyond 2028. …
… In attendance at the Castle event was Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, the President of the National House of Chiefs and Paramount Chief of the Sefwi Anhwiaso Traditional Area. …
… Responding on behalf of the National House of Chiefs, President of the House, Ogyeahoho Yaw Gyebi II, commended NACOC for its sustained efforts in addressing drug-related crimes and pledged the full support of traditional leaders in the fight against substance abuse. …
The National House of Chiefs has extended condolences to the Dagbon Traditional Council following the death of Ya-Naa Mahama Abukari II, King and Overlord of the Dagbon Kingdom, describing his passing as a "monumental loss" to Dagbon, chieftaincy institutions, and the nation. The House commended his reign for commitment to peace, reconciliation, unity, and preservation of Dagbon's cultural heritage.
The National House of Chiefs has extended condolences to the Dagbon Traditional Council following the death of Ya-Naa Mahama Abukari II, King and Overlord of the Dagbon Kingdom, describing his passing as a "monumental loss" to Dagbon, chieftaincy institutions, and the nation. The House commended his reign for commitment to peace, reconciliation, unity, and preservation of Dagbon's cultural heritage.
The National House of Chiefs has extended condolences to the Dagbon Traditional Council following the death of Ya-Naa Mahama Abukari II, King and Overlord of the Dagbon Kingdom, describing his passing as a "monumental loss" to Dagbon, chieftaincy, and the nation. The House noted his reign was marked by commitment to peace, reconciliation, unity, and preservation of Dagbon's cultural heritage.
The National House of Chiefs has extended condolences to the Dagbon Traditional Council following the death of His Royal Majesty Ya-Naa Mahama Abukari II, King and Overlord of the Dagbon Kingdom, describing his passing as a "monumental loss" to Dagbon, the institution of chieftaincy, and the nation as a whole.
The Ghana Medical Trust Fund (Mahama Cares) appealed to the National House of Chiefs to support government efforts expanding access to specialised healthcare for Ghanaians with chronic non-communicable diseases. The delegation, led by Board Chairperson Adjoa Obuobia Darko-Opoku, said traditional leaders are essential partners in ensuring the Fund's benefits reach communities across the country.
Ghana's National House of Chiefs has called on the government to implement permanent and practical measures to address recurring flooding, following recent devastating floods that killed at least 19 people and displaced thousands of residents across Accra, Tema and other regions.
The Ghana Medical Trust Fund (MahamaCares), established under Act 1144 (2025) to cover non-communicable disease costs not included in the National Health Insurance Scheme, has met with the National House of Chiefs in Kumasi to discuss a strategic partnership for community education and public awareness about the fund's services.
The National House of Chiefs has pledged full support for the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, which was established to reduce the financial burden on patients suffering from chronic non-communicable diseases. The chiefs committed to champion the initiative nationwide to help ensure more Ghanaians living with chronic diseases benefit from financial assistance for specialised healthcare.
The National House of Chiefs has questioned the sustainability of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund beyond the current administration and called for the slogan "MahamaCares" to be de-emphasised to avoid politicisation. The traditional leaders cited abandoned projects like Agenda 111 and Saglemi Housing and requested assurances that the free national health care initiative will continue beyond 2028.
President Mahama led Heads of State, traditional leaders, and African diaspora members at Christiansborg Castle in Accra on June 19 for the first Juneteenth observance held outside the United States, commemorating the end of slavery with wreath-laying and a reenactment of the transatlantic slave trade.
The Narcotics Control Commission has engaged the National House of Chiefs to help tackle drug abuse, particularly among youth. The NACOC Director-General warned that individuals aged 20–29 are the largest group of drug users and that cannabis is the most widely abused substance in Ghana.
Ghana Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi announced procurement of 10 high-tech speedboats for the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operational Secretariat to protect river bodies from illegal mining operations, which he described as a grave environmental threat. The initiative builds on earlier support including five pick-up vehicles and GH¢5 million provided to the task force last year.