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The True Ananse Story Out!
The
Foundation of Ananse Reach Concept has released a video documentary on
events that led to the conceptualization of the organization. The
approximately nine-minute audio/visual material; narrated in the form of
a folklore presents some interesting original scenes making the
organization the first in the world to have original evidence of its
foundation.
In
an exclusive interview with Uncle Fred, the Chairman of the Board of
Trustees of the organization and the father of the Founders, he
confirmed the originality of the video materials explaining that
'Lawrence was fond of and always played with my cameras, in some cases I
had to hide them'. Read on>>>> |
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Ananse Reach Concept is almost set to roll out its Universal First
Aid training programme that is expected to train every child at least once a
year in basic first aid and relevant life-saving skills required for their
locality. The training programme forms part of Ananse Reach Concep's Disaster
Preparedness and Response programmes that will ensure the reduction of avoidable
deaths and suffering among children in the school, home and community.
Situations like bleeding, shock, choking, reptile bites, fainting, drowning,
bush fires and the likes happen daily and they can be very deadly or destructive
to the body if not managed properly.Read on>>>> |
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The Chairman of Board of Trustees of Ananse Reach
Concept, Mr. Fredrick Adu Anti (Uncle Fred) has expressed shock and dismay upon
the news of the death of four children in the Wenchi District of the Brong-Ahafo
Region, describing it as one of the most unnecessary and avoidable killing of
innocent children. Nyamebekyere, a small community in the Brong-Ahafo Region has
a significant number of children who are eager to attend school yet the nearest
school is in Badu, a town that requires the children to cross a river. Usually,
during rainy seasons, the children are compelled to stay at home till the rains
are over. Other children who would not want to miss classes take the risk to
cross the river to school; a situation that resulted in the unfortunate deaths
of the children.Read
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Who will listen to Children for
once?
Somewhere last year, our National President
Anansewaa Emefa was on a state television programme trying to sensitize every
Ghanaian child that, 'we should be proactive and not wait for a friend to fall
sick and be paraded on television or a disaster to strike before we start
looking for funds. We should start a GHC1.00 per child health emergency fund
now' We in Accra did not witness it because GTV went off in Accra but we are
told by Ananses in other Regions and we stand to be corrected that she was
treated like a 'criminal' by the hostess; trying to portray Ananse Reach Concept
as only interested in collecting children's money. We are currently working
still on Anansewaa Emefa's vow never to enter the GBC premises again. Read
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