President appoints new members for Cape Coast Polytechnic Council

President John Atta Mills has appointed new members for the Cape Coast Polytechnic Council.

The 12-member Council is chaired by Professor B. A Osei, of the University of Cape Coast. They will formally be sworn in on Monday.

The reconstitution of the Council was suspended following an impasse over the appointment of a new rector for the Polytechnic.

Other members of the reconstituted Council are Mrs Gloria Baiden-Koomson, a government nominee, Charles Emmanuel Oppong who represents the convocation of the Polytechnic, and Samuel Kwame Ansah from the Polytechnic's Alumni Association.

Others are Ato Pamford from the Association of Ghana Industries, John Ayerik representing the Teachers and Educational Workers Union, Evelyn Sarpong of the Ghana Employers Association, Uriah Tetteh from POTAG and the acting rector of the Polytechnic, Mr. K A Simpson.

Uriah Tetteh, Secretary of the Cape Coast branch of the Polytechnic Teachers Association of Ghana (POTAG), said they are optimistic the new Council will work effectively.

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Chief and 24 other farmers receive awards at Kwabre District

Kasaam (Ash), Dec 2, GNA – Baffour Asuming Gyekye, Chief of Asonomaso, and 24 others in the Kwabre District, were on Friday honoured with prizes for distinguishing themselves in various areas of agriculture.

The chief won the overall district best farmer award and was presented with a 21-inch television, bicycle, radio cassette player, Wellington boots, spraying machine, four cutlasses and wax print.

The others were given Wellington boots, cutlasses, key bar soap, radio cassette players and certificates.

This was at the 27th national farmers day celebration held at Kasaam.

Alhaji Iddisa Adams, the District Chief Executive (DCE), commended the farmers for their efforts at sustaining national food security.

He spoke of the government's determination to put in place policy measures and interventions that would help to transform the face of farming in the country and make it more rewarding.

It would continue to subsidize fertilizers and improve feeder roads linking the farming communities, he added.

GNA

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