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  Wisdom news 24/10/24 – In a remarkable display of community spirit, Mr. Abdul Samad Nurudeen, an esteemed indigenous citizen of Fiapre, generously donated an Opel saloon car to the Catholic University campus radio this morning at 9 AM. This thoughtful contribution is aimed at fostering a vibrant teaching and learning environment, ensuring that future professional journalists are well-equipped for their careers. The donation ceremony was graced by several notable university officials. Receiving the car was Vice Chancellor Professor Daniel Kwabena Obeng Ofori, flanked by the Station Manager, Mr. Adam Siaka, and Registrar Mr. Emmanuel K. Kaba. To the Vice Chancellor's immediate left was Pro Vice Chancellor Rev. Fr. Peter Nkrumah Amponsah, who also chairs the Campus Radio Management Board. Adjacent to him was Rev. Fr. Prof. Owoahene Acheampong, Dean of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication. In delivering the car, Mr. Abdul Samad Nurudeen expressed what motivated him for the i...

  Feature By: Lawrence Yeboah Gyan (Broadcast Journalist-Suncity Radio) Ghana, the former British colony of the Gold Coast and the first African country to attain independence from European authority, has a rich cultural tradition.   The black star, which conjures black pride and strength, as well as a commitment to pan-African solidarity, which were major themes in motivating opposition against British rule, is the most apparent legacy.   It's also the name of Ghana's soccer team, and it's prominently displayed at Black Star Square, the capital's prime gathering spot. Other significant symbols are derived from Akan customs that have become part of national culture.   The ceremonial sword, linguist's staff, chief's stool, and talking drum are among them. Ghanaian national dress, kente cloth, is another source of common identity and pride. It is hand-woven into intricate patterns from brilliantly colored silk. Men drape it around their bodies...