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Community Magazine Digital Edit Ion Accra Community Magazine Digital Edit ion THE COMMUNITY ADMAN COMMUNITY Magazine ACCRA DIGITAL EDITION May, 2019/ISSUE 2 BUILDING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS >>Pg. 22 1 https://www.facebook.com/communityadman https://www.twitter.com/communityadman LOCAL NEWS,BUSINESS, WHAT’S ON, WHAT’S UP DOC?, ENTERTAINMENT, ESSENTIAL INFO. Accra Community Magazine May, 2019/Issue 2 12 Inside this issue: LOCAL NEWS 4 BUSINESS BEAT 8 14 PARENTS CORNER 12 16 KITCHEN SHUFFLE 14 WHAT’S UP DOC? 16 20 LAUGH OUT LOUD 20 22 BUILDING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS 22 ENTERTAINMENT 24 WHAT’S ON 26 ESSENTIAL INFO. 30 I LOVE MY MUM 34 ACCRA COMMUNITY MAGAZINE IS PUBLISHED BY THE COMMUNITY ADMAN 24 26 TELEPHONE: 0573568118 EMAIL: [email protected] Send articles, area news, essential infor- mation, events, and other relevant infor- mation on Accra to the Editor. Email: [email protected] Or 34 Contact: 0573568118 Free Advertisements for All Click https://bit.ly/2VB7ZZe to advertise 2 To advertise call 0573568118 or Email [email protected] Read online https://www.issuu.com/communityadman Accra Community Magazine Digital Edit ion Hello family, thank you for glancing through this maga- zine. The Community Adman; Accra Commu- nity Magazine is a monthly local community magazine delivered freely to individuals, homes, businesses/organizations, shop- ping centres and schools. This magazine pro- vides authentic and reliable information for people in Accra. This is our second digital issue and we hope to come your way every month with infor- mation you love, enjoy and appreciate. In this magazine, you will be pro- vided with local news, Parents’ corner, What’s up Doc?; where we’ll give you health tips, What’s On; your definitive events diary for the whole month and many more. The suc- cess of The Community AD- man; Accra Community Magazine depends on you as we thrive to providing information you love and cherish. Our doors are open for ideas, support, contributions etc in any capacity. We want to be the mouthpiece of the Local Community and we know that you have a lot to offer in as much as we are determined to providing you with the best of information. Feel free to contact us to provide you with the best information. Advertising with us Advertising is the key to making Your Community ADman a success. We strive to provide a service you are completely satisfied with. Our design & production team are on hand to make sure that your advert is designed and fully approved. The cost for design and approval is included in the price of the advert. We are confident that we can provide your business with the publicity it requires. Talk to us about your advertising requirements and find out how we can raise the profile of your business in the local community. Make your AD work We really do want your advert to work best for you and sometimes what you want isn’t what’s going to work so we’ve compiled a few hints and tips to get the best out of the space that you’ve bought within the magazine. Keep it clean If your ad is busy it doesn’t work as well. The most common mistake that the client makes is to try and cram too much content into their ad and it can be detrimental to its effectiveness. 1. The power of assumption: If your company’s name is John’s Fishmongers you don’t have to tell people again and again that you sell fish. They’ll know. 2. It’s all in the timing: Remember that the reader spends on average 2 seconds glancing over your ad so if it doesn’t get them in that time it fails to work. Bigger Is better but don’t cram it: The bigger your ad is the more impact it has. You’re much better not to fill it just because you have more space. No bad pics.... Fuzzy, lo-res, grainy or out-of-focus images are detrimental to your advert. Taking pics on your phone do not constitute a print qual- ity image and can make your company look amateurish. 1. Let a pro do the work: The best thing to do is to get a professional to take them, not a pal with a good camera. It might cost a few quid but it pays off in the long run. 2. A means to an end: If you don’t have professional photographer at your disposal then stock imagery can be used. It’s not perfect but it’s better than mobile phone camera pics. Stockists have the stuff: If you’re the stockists of a certain product there’s a good chance that they will have good images that you can use. Just ask them. Meet us half way We don’t know your business so we need to get some level of input from you. Sometimes that’s done best by popping into the office to speak the designer or communicating through emails. 1. What tickles your fancy?: Have a look to see what other ads there are in our magazine that you like or have a peak on Google and let us know. 2. Help us to see: We may not know the industry that you work in so we don’t know the faux pas’ and clichés. Best to give us a heads up. We don’t know you: You have your own personal preferences for things like colour and imagery so don’t keep it to yourself. It saves everyone’s time if you just let us know. Thank You. -Editor, Moses Wilberforce Nti-Asare 3 https://www.facebook.com/communityadman https://www.twitter.com/communityadman Accra Community Magazine Local News May, 2019/Issue 2 SILT IN ODAW RIVER IS BEING REMOVED. OUTSOURCING MANAGEMENT OF KIA UNTRUE Work is on-going on the Mr. Adiepena revealed Odaw river to remove silt that over 1 million cubic The Aviation Ministry in- According to the Minority, from it to ensure the meters of dredged materi- sists that claims made by the Aviation Ministry re- smooth flow of rainwater als had been removed the Minority to outsource ceived the proposal “to to prevent the perennial from the Odaw drain management of the Ko- help bring about the flooding in the capital since the company was toka International Airport physical development of city, Accra. awarded a two-year con- (KIA) are untrue. the airport enclave.” tract in 2016 to dredge The 80-meter-deep storm the drain and the lagoon In a press statement re- And on Tuesday, a Minis- drain has been heavily and also re-construct an leased to the media try spokesperson said choked by sand, debris interceptor to treat pollut- Wednesday evening, the “the participation of the and largely plastic waste ant water. Public Affairs Unit of the private sector will bring blocking the flow of rain- Ministry confirmed that about the needed equity water which causes floods He said despite the chal- the Government of Ghana investment for the trans- in Accra. lenge of little re-occurring will maintain ownership formation of the sector silt finding its way back of the airport, although thereby making the KIA Dredge Masters, a leading into the drains as a result there have been talks to achieve competitive provider of modern tech- of unpaved banks along partner with another op- status within the West nological dredging ser- the storm drain, the erator to provide African Sub-Region and vices, is on site busily de- company will management the continent as a whole.” silting and dredging the continue the and financial Odaw drain and the Korle dredging support. Two days later, a press Lagoon with its heavy exercise as TIP statement from the same duty machines and 70% of silt “Cabinet Ministry notes that the equipment. materials Keep plastic has not Sector Minister has not have al- waste away from been re- yet been advised on what The team is also carting ready quested, the best available options heaps of silt piled along been col- drainages; Pro- neither are in regards to owner- the banks of the two ma- lected. tect the environ- has the ship of KIA. jor drains to a final dis- ment! Ministry of posal site. In June Aviation sub- “A broader consultation 2016, a two- mitted a Cabi- with key stakeholders in The Operations Manager year contract was net Memorandum the sector will be part of of Dredge Masters Ghana awarded to Dredge Mas- recommending approval the internal considera- Limited, Mr. Sena ters Ghana Limited to de- for the privatization or tions in due course if an Adiepena in an interview silt and dredge the Odaw sale of the Kotoka Inter- appropriate option is explained that the com- drain and restore the national Airport,” the agreed,” the statement pany is working day and Korle Lagoon to avert the statement reads. continues night to restore the drain- perennial flooding in Ac- age efficiency and holding cra under the Accra Sani- “The general public is “The general public is capacity of the two major tary Sewer Storm Drain- hereby entreated to disre- hereby entreated to disre- drains to avert any flood- age Alleviation Project. gard news of privatization gard news of privatization ing as the rains set in. or sale of the Kotoka In- or sale of the Kotoka In- The initial agreement was ternational Airport.” ternational Airport.” He said the scope of work extended in February starts from the Odaw On- 2019 for maintenance Earlier this week, multi- In 2016, KIA underwent a yasia confluence at Car- dredging of the Odaw ple reports surfaced re- massive overhaul includ- price in Accra, through drain and the Korle La- vealing that there had ing the construction of the Avenor, Kwame goon under the same been a proposal to sell Terminal 3, a five-level Nkrumah interchange, scope KIA to Tav Airport Hold- spread stretching across Agbogbloshie, South ing Company Limited, a 45,000 metres of land.
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