The Ghana Report CEO Collaborates with Ga Mantse, Boosts Clean-up Efforts with GH₵20,000 Donation

Chief Executive of The Ghana Report, Rashida Saani, has paid an official visit to the Ga Mantse, His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, ahead of The Ghana Report Summit.

The trailblazing summit, themed: “Dealing with Misinformation and Disinformation – Election 2024”, will be held on August 1 at the Kempinski Gold Coast Hotel, Accra, with H. E. President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo as the special guest.

The courtesy call to pay homage to the revered king on Monday, July 8, was part of efforts to strengthen the relationship between The Ghana Report and traditional authorities in the Greater Accra Region.

While the meeting was to inform, seek blessings and officially invite His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II to The Ghana Report Summit, it also served as a channel to contribute towards community developmental initiatives.

Consequently, The Ghana Report Chief Executive, Rashida Saani, donated GH₵ 20,000 to support Ga Mantse’s clean-up exercise towards the annual Homowo Festival of the Ga people.

Madam Rashida Saani, an astute entrepreneur and Group Chief Executive (GCEO) of I-ZAR, extolled the leadership of His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II.

At the meeting, she highlighted the king’s efforts to elevate the heritage of the people of Accra.

She congratulated him for numerous achievements, developmental projects, and peace initiatives, emphasising traditional leaders’ crucial role in preserving cultural identity and fostering national development.

“We would like to thank him for all the positive initiatives he has embarked on and his keen interest and pivotal voice as far as peace is concerned in election 2024,” She stated.

For his part, His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II pledged his support for The Ghana Report Summit.

He further emphasised the importance of collaboration between the corporate industry and traditional authorities for society’s development.

“We need a combined effort to deal with filth and sustain the good initiatives we have begun. Whatever we have to do to ensure that the programme [The Ghana Report Summit] becomes a success will be done,” he assured.

He expressed great enthusiasm for the summit because of the crucial election, a make-or-break for some politicians.

“The 2024 elections is a very heavy one,” he said, as he prayed for peace before, during and after the December 2024 polls.

About The Ghana Report Summit

The Ghana Report Summit will host top-notch experts, including policymakers, technologists, civil society organisations, thought leaders and media professionals, to delve into comprehensive strategies to combat the manacing problems associated with information circulation in modern digital ecosystems in heightened periods of elections.

Organised by The Ghana Report, a subsidiary of I-ZAR Group and the 2019 Best News Portal of the Year/Best Portal in Corporate Social Responsibilities at the 25th Ghana Journalists Awards (GJA), The Ghana Report Summit will unravel the tactics, expose dangers, and recommend best practices on information dissemination, especially on social media.

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