It caught the attention of the public in the wake of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic due to the assertion that it could boost the immune system and fight the virus. Until then, not much was known about the valuable plant which grows in almost every part of the world. The neem tree, whose botanical name is Azadirachta Indica, is a popular ancient medicinal herb that has been part of traditional remedies that date back almost 2,000 years. In many parts of the world, it is referred to as the miracle tree due to its many benefits. Origin According to environmentalists, the tree was brought into East Africa during the 19th Century by East Indian immigrants fundamentally for its medicinal properties. It is now widely grown in Ghana, Mauritania, Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Mali, Benin, Niger, Nigeria, Togo, Cameroon, Chad, Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique. Though wildly grown, it thrives well when planted in any environment. Neem seed

The United Kingdom (UK) is supporting Ghana with 70 Husky armoured vehicles for security operations in the northern parts of Ghana. The UK Minister for Africa, Vicky Ford has arrived in Ghana to announce the new UK-Ghana defence deal. The Husky is a medium-armoured high-mobility tactical support vehicle. ' See something, Say something' Ghana has launched a public campaign on terrorism alertness dubbed, "See something, say something" as part of efforts to help deal with the terrorists threat in the West African sub-region. Within the first quarter of 2022, the African continent has experienced about 346 terrorists attacks in various countries. Out of these, 49 per cent of them have occurred in the West African sub-region. This clearly indicates that the sub-region has become a hotbed for terrorism. It is following this that the public campaign has been launched in Ghana for any person who notices anything unusual about the security situation, to inform the various agen

The Paramount Chief of the Sagnarigu Traditional Area, Sagnar Naa Ambassador Yakubu Abdulai has donated an amount of twenty thousand Ghana cedis (GHC 20,000) to the University for Development Studies Endowment Fund, (UDSEF). The donation was in fulfillment of a promise made by him during the Launch of the fund in many well-wishers who were present pledged various amounts of money amounting to a total of One hundred and Forty Thousand Ghana Cedis (GHC 140,000). The cash donation was received on behalf of the University, by the Director of Finance, Dr. Mohammed Hardi Shaibu, and the Director of ICT, Dr. Abdul Wahid Mohammed. Dr Shaibu, while commending the Sagnar Naa for being true to his word, requested his representative, Garizie Naa Alhassan Andani to convey the gratitude of the University to the Paramount Chief. He expressed the view that supporting needy students is a capital investment to the nation, and that the donation would serve the critical needs of the students. He disclosed

Creating screenshots is a useful thing. Except that when a person takes a screenshot of correspondence, not everyone will like it. After all, it may contain confidential information. That's why there is an option in the Telegram app to disable the creation of screenshots.  To disable screenshots in Telegram:    1️⃣ Go to the Settings of the Telegram messenger ➡️ "Privacy and security".    2️⃣ Select "Passcode Lock", enable Passcode by coming up with and entering the access code to the application.    3️⃣ Disable "Show Content" and restart the app.

  Imagine a situation where someone grabs your unlocked phone 📱 and does not want to give it back.  It could be your friend or an intruder. What to do in this situation?  There are a lot of options, but one of them is to enable the function of locking the phone with the voice in advance:    1️⃣ Open iPhone Settings .    2️⃣ Go to " Universal Access ".    3️⃣ Select " Voice Control ." You can then say " Lock screen " when you are near the phone📱. As a result, the person who took possession of your phone will not be able to do anything with it, as the smartphone unlock window will be displayed. Use it!

Ghana Teacher Prize, an award scheme instituted to honour outstanding teachers annually is to be held this year in Tamale.   At a planning committee meeting held in the month of February, 2022, Tamale was proposed as the venue for this year’s Ghana Teacher Prize. This has subsequently been approved by the Honourable Minister of Education Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum. On Friday, April 22, 2022, Dr. Christian Addai-Poku, the Registrar of NTC led a delegation made up of Miss Grace Agyeman Duah, the National Coordinator of GTP, Mr. Dennis Osei-Owusu, the Public Relations Officer of NTC, Miss Grace Adoma Ababio of Standards and Compliance Department of NTC and Mrs. Rhoda Ohene Tuffour, Budget Officer of NTC to meet with the Northern Regional Education Directorate and the Local Planning Committee (LOC).  GTP is a three-day event which commences from 3rd to 5th of October annually. The first two days are used for symposium and exhibition, the last day, 5th October (World Teachers’ Day) is the climax.