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MyNHIS App, the digital NHIS membership renewal platform introduced by the NHIA (Photo credit: citinewsroom.com) Citizen's unawareness of the MyNHIS app's existence is hindering its potential benefits for beneficiaries leading to inadequate healthcare access.  This lack of awareness is attributed to limited promotion, education, and awareness campaigns. NHIA official educating market women in Tamale (Photo credit: diamondfmonline.com) In 2003, Ghana reformed its healthcare access by introducing the National Health Insurance Scheme to replace the then cash and carry payment method. In 2014, the NHIA adopted a biometric registration to address the long queues at their centres, streamlining the process of registration and renewal of the policy, and improving efficiency.  Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia launched the MyNHIS App in Tamale (Photo credit: daily guide network) On 5th December 2022, the National Health Insurance Authority introduced the MyNHIS app, a digital platfor...

 The world of online gambling, once a male-dominated arena has seen a significant shift as women increasingly join the ranks of active participants. Online casinos, sports betting, and digital games like Aviator have become the new playground for female corporate workers. A 2021 report by Global Wireless Solutions and Ghana Statistical Service revealed a substantial percentage of female punters. Libby Kaka, an accountant, and Emmie Ginji, a clerk, shared their personal experiences with factors that lured them to this trend. An accountant who describes herself as a moderate punter is happily predicting the outcome of a few matches. “My gambling journey started with an advertisement I saw on television about this whole betting thing," says Libby "Moreover my friends used to talk about it, and this exposure made me sign up for one” Emmie adds "I was entice to online gambling by social media posts that showcased winning slips, often accompanied by the promise of large return...

An Indomie joint opened for business in the morning at Osu The preparation and sale of noodles and spaghetti, commonly referred to as "Indomie", have been on the rise in Accra and across Ghana, serving as a major source of employment to many people, especially the youth. A plate of noodles with vegetables, chicken franks, and gizzard A plate of spaghetti with vegetables and egg Indomie is a popular instant noodle produced by Indofood, a leading Indonesian food company. The brand's name is proof of its Asian roots, blending 'indo' - a tribute to Indonesia - with 'mie', an archaic spelling of the Indonesian word for 'noodles', celebrating the dish's cultural significance.  In Asia and other places, noodle dishes are eaten with a fork or chopsticks and a soup spoon. Indomie is sold in supermarkets in Accra Indomie was introduced to the Ghanaian market in 2006, with its main target being children. After its introduction to Ghana, breakfast stalls a...

Digitalization has reshaped the way we interact with technology, revolutionizing various aspects of our lives. The evolution of digitalization has paved the way for innovative tools such as artificial intelligence assistants, commonly known as AI, which have become increasingly popular in various fields, and classrooms are no exception.  AI has impacted learning in the classroom IMAGE SOURCE:Undetectable AI(google) These intelligent writing tools, powered by natural language processing, are transforming how students learn. Snapchat AI is now an easy access for students  They can analyze your text, suggest improvements, correct errors and enhance readability. These tools are within reach for almost everyone in higher education, including students here at UniMAC. Chat GPT 3.5 generating content The UniMAC headquarters is located at the South Dzowulu campus of the University Some students of UniMAC express how these writing tools have impacted their lives. Mercy relies on Chat GP...

W aste generated from coconut is being transformed into fuel , providing a sustainable solution t hat addresses environmental problems.  Coconut briquettes are dried in a greenhouse after production This cutting-edge approach not only reduces waste but also provides an alternative to traditional fuel sources and promot es cleaner energy consumption. In Ghana, the vibrant sight of coconut vendors on nearly every street corner is a common and refreshing experience. Coconut water, cherished for its hydrating properties, is a go-to drink for many Ghanaians, especially on hot, sunny days. A patron enjoying coconut at a coconut vending point in Accra Central However, despite its popularity as a fruit, coconut vendors often face challenges in disposing of heaps of shells collected at the end of each day.  A 2022 study conducted by the Coconut Waste Project found that vendors buy 64 tonnes of coconuts daily, creating 34 tonnes of waste.  The indiscriminate disposal o...