mercredi 9 octobre 2013

CLEANING DEPARTMENT OF C-POLY URGED TO CLEAN THE WASHROOMS



By: Martha Darkey Chinebu; Aminatu Ibrahim and Enoch Maccarthy  (CJA)
 Our environment is one of the important aspects that every student needs to be mindful of. The environment is made up the things around us, for one to live in a healthy condition; there is the need to make sure that the environment is tidy and not only that, but to see to it that the physical health is in a good condition. Most students have developed the habit of littering the environment and other students have also not realized that when the environment is full of wasteful substance the outcome will be very tremendous. However some student on campus dump refuse like banana peels pure water sachet and not mentioning the lecture halls which at times is full of refuse.
The increase menace of wasteful substances has negative effect on our environment. It destroys the beauty of the environment, tarnishes the image of the institution and not only that but it can also lead to the breeding of mosquitoes, environmental degradation and harmful animals from bushy areas. As part of the effort to promote cleanliness on campus surrounding by the campus journalist association, some individuals were interviewed. Below were their opinions towards the environment.

We interviewed a security officer and he made this statement, “I think the environment can be made cleaner than it is at the moment. As to those in charge of making the surroundings clean, they are doing a marvelous job but it’s also up to the students to also preserve the campus environment”.

A cleaner noted that they are doing their best with the cleaning of the campus environment. However the challenges they are encountering include insufficient brooms to aid in the cleaning process. They hope to do a much better job when the necessary materials are made available.

The National Vice President of Promags, he admitted that the dustbins are enough and have been placed at vantage points and this has made the environment neat. The only setback he has with the surroundings is the wash rooms which are badly kept. The sight of the place is so atrocious with a bad stink. A student noted that the environment is neat but a larger portion of the environment is very bushy which serves as a breeding area for snakes and other undomesticated flora and fauna. In addition the trees planted around which aids in providing shades breeds lots of insects and will appeal to the authorities if they can spray those trees.

A visitor Compared C-Poly surroundings to other institution, and commended the institution for   doing a great job. He added “You have a very neat environment and I also observed that dustbins have been displayed at various locations to aid in proper disposal of waste products”.

In conclusion, a lot of people consider we have very neat surroundings and must keep it up. Aside the neatness of the campus environment, some challenges were encountered and these involves; the insufficient cleaning materials, we will plead with the authorities to provide the essential materials for the cleaning department, to reach it maximum tidiness.
Furthermore, it was observed that, though the surroundings were tidy, the washrooms were the reverse. This we will entreat our workers to try and make the place as neat as they can since this is where most contagious diseases can be contacted. We will also appeal to the authorities to provide the workers with the disinfectants to give the washrooms a superior stench.
However, we realize that, some parts of the surroundings were very bushy and we will plead with the authorities to see to that the bushy areas are well weeded.
Finally, as the saying goes that cleanliness is next to godliness we will urge the authorities of the institutions to do something concerning the tress which serves as shades to both students as well as guests. The management needs to provide educational programs for the entire student body to educate them on the dangers of environmental pollution and also put in place certain measures to keep the environment clean. Let us protect our physical environment for a healthy life.

EDITOR OF CENTRAL PRESS ESCAPED DEATH

The editor of Central Press narrowly escaped death last night when his saloon car involved in a head on collision with Metro Mass Bus with registration number GW3374Z.
He was in the car with the mother, ...they were coming from Abura around 7:30pm towards Pedu Junction, and apparently the driver drove of his lane and collided with the saloon car with registration number CR116Z.
Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei sustained some injuries together with the mum but they have since been treated and discharged.
Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei gives thanks to Jehovah the grand creator for saving his life and that of the mother.

samedi 28 septembre 2013

CAPE COAST POLYTECHNIC PRODUCES DEGREE GRADUATES


 By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei

Cape Coast Polytechnic has graduated students of the three batches of the Bachelor of Technology Building Technology who offered the programme.
They are the 2010, 2011 and 2012 groups, according to the Rector of Cape Coast Polytechnic Dr. Lawrence Atepor noted that they encountered several challenges and just few months back that the institution finally concluded affiliation arrangements with Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology for the certification of the Bachelor of Technology, Building Technology.
A total of one thousand two hundred and thirty-three graduands were awarded their degree and diploma certificates. It comprises one hundred and sixteen degree graduates; one thousand and twenty diploma graduates and ninety- eight Executive Certificate graduates.

Dr. Atepor noted that a memorandum of Understanding between Cape Coast Polytechnic and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology for the introduction of Master of Technology programmes in Construction Technology and Civil Engineering. He said that the collaborative move by the polytechnic is in line with the government’s vision of upgrading polytechnics into Technical Universities as it would build the needed capacity for the polytechnics.
Dr. Atepor appealed to the President to fulfill his promise made to the institution during the election campaign of the construction of hostel and auditorium.

Ato Adams Tedy of Building Technology and Godfred Yaya were adjudged the overall Best graduands at the 10thcongregation of the Polytechnic. Ato Adams Tedy was awarded the Bamfo-Agyei’s Excellence Award as the overall Best graduates for Building Technology and Sara Tekorang was awarded the Agnes Boham’s Award as the Best Female in Construction.
The Vice President H.E. Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur has noted that the GETFund should not be seen as the panacea to all problems facing the educational sectors. Rather he said the tertiary institutions should be proactive, businesslike and aggressive in promoting and marketing their capabilities to the public as well as the private sector.

mercredi 18 septembre 2013

CAPE COAST POLYTECHNIC LECTURERS NOT HAPPY WITH DELAY OF RESEARCH & BOOK ALLOWANCES

Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei & Marian Efe Ansah
Lecturers of the Cape Coast Polytechnic are agitated over delays in the payment of their research and book allowances.
In an interview granted by a lecturer at the Cape Coast Polytechnic, said the delay in the payment of their book and research allowances was gravely affect...ing academic work hence the agitation.
“The delay is negatively affecting academic work. The previous academic year has already ended and the research allowance that we are expecting is for that academic year. We are in a new academic year and so far we have not had a research allowance for the previous academic year,” he said.
According to him, most lecturers in the polytechnic "are expecting that hopefully by the end of this month, government can release that money to us so that we can be on track with regards to research and updating our knowledge.”

jeudi 12 septembre 2013

THE STATE OF KOTOKURABA MARKET TODAY

By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei

This is the state of the Kotokuraba Market today September 12, 2013. A one-story temporary structure has been constructed.
Last week Saturday the Paramount Chief of Cape Coast Osabarima Kwesi Atta II sa...id the project is being constructed on a 5km/hour base which is not the best for the traders who had to sell their goods in the atmosphere during the raining season and the hot weather.
Last year the Member of Parliament for Cape Coast North, Ebo Barton Odro noted that the Government of Ghana has secured a loan from EXIM Bank China to construct modernised the market.

mardi 10 septembre 2013

CONSTRUCTION OF KOTOKURABA MARKET IS 5KM PER HOUR- EXPEDITE ACTION

By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei
Construction of Kotokuraba Market
The Paramount Chief of Cape Coast Osabarima  Kwesi  Ataa II has appealed to the government to expedite action on the construction of the Kotokuraba market and the Cape Coast Stadium.
Osabarima Kwesi Atta II was speaking at the just ended Oguaa  Fetu  Afahye in Cape Coast. He noted that the project is being constructed on a 5km/hour base which is not the best for the traders who had to sell their goods in the atmosphere during the raining season and the hot weather. He appealed to all citizens of Cape Coast to support the development of the ancient town.
This year’s theme was: “Harnessing the Human Resource Potential of Youth in Oguaaman for Effective Local Development”.

Osabarima Kwesi Atta II
Osabarima Kwesi Atta II, commended Nana Akufo-Addo for accepting the Supreme Court verdict and asking his supporters to ensure that peace prevailed. He also commended the general public, particularly the youth, for not resorting to violence acts after the Supreme Court ruling.
The Vice President of Ghana, H.E.  Kwesi Amissah-Arthur assured the chiefs and people of Cape Coast that both the construction of the kotokuraba market and the stadium will be completed by the end of the first term of Mahama’s regime. He said  the Government has fulfilled all the financial commitments for work to begin on the construction of the Kotokuraba Market Complex in Cape Coast.
On his part the Central Regional Minister, Samuel Sarpong,was not happy that despite the potentials of the region in terms of education and tourism activities the region is said to be poor , he appealed to all to find a lasting solution to the challenges facing the region.
He commended the planning committee of this year’s festival for dedicating the festival to the youth of Cape Coast , since it will assist in  accelerating development.

samedi 6 avril 2013

Remerciements


A l'heure d'un premier bilan, après un tel succès, je tiens à le partager
et à remercier tous ceux qui y ont participé.

- La CCPAT et M. Barberet qui a toujours su nous soutenir,
- Le Conseil Général et Mme Chuzeville a l'initiative de beaucoup de choses qui ont construit et pérennisé l'événement,
- La Médiathèque Départementale, sa représentante Mme Rhône qui a été une partenaire essentielle dans la construction et le suivi du projet Bibliothèques municipales/Ecoles de la CCPAT,
- Les bibliothécaires de la CCPAT associés au projet
- Les enseignantes et maîtresses associés au projet,
- Les élèves des 10 classes du projet,
- Yann Degruel,
- L'ensemble des auteurs,
- Le Sou des Ecoles des écoles de la Marelle et du Petit Prince d'Amplepuis,
- La librairie "Les 9 mondes" de Villefranche sur Saône à l'origine du beau plateau que nous avons eu,
- RVR et Radio Calade,
- La presse locale (Le Progrès et le Pays) et ses correspondants,
- Le public record (plus de 1200 personnes... ),
- Le ciel particulièrement clément ...

Pour conclure, je veux adresser un merci très particulier à l'équipe de l'Association "Bulles dans le lac" :

Emilie, Marie-France, Marion, Muriel, Thérèse pour les dames,
Anthony, Christian G, Cyrille, Joël, Matthieu, Nicolas, Olivier pour les messieurs.

Cette expérience à leurs côtés a été pour moi un moment formidable.
Cette réussite est leur réussite.

Christian Besson
Président de l'association "Bulles dans le lac"