Feed the Streets 2026 brought hope to Tamale as Lavish Aid Foundation and partners served over 500 hot meals, spreading kindness, smiles, and dignity to children and needy families.
Feeding Hope on the Streets of Tamale: Feed the Streets 2026 Read Post »
Join the Feed the Street Project this New Year’s Day in Tamale! Lavish Aid & Wewura Aid Foundations aim to feed 500 street kids. Learn how to support via MoMo 0542375820 or volunteer. Gaida-Com proudly backs this community kindness initiative.
How Tamale’s “Feed the Street” Project Writes Love into the New Year Read Post »
Mark it in your calendar. Clear your evening. Because the first-of-its-kind Canvas Art and Drama Festival is landing at the Radach Lodge and Conference Centre, and it’s crafted to be the cultural heartbeat of our December.
CANVAS ART & DRAMA FESTIVAL 2025: Your Invitation to Tamale’s Night of Collective Magic Read Post »
AI won’t just replace tasks, it will change how work is organized. People who speak the machine’s language (not in cold code, but in clear, structured instructions like JSON) will be the designers, integrators, and winners of the AI age. For the youth of Northern Ghana, that means a chance to turn local knowledge into digital services, jobs, and businesses that reach beyond geography. Learn a little JSON, practice it with AI, and you’ll be building tools others will depend on.
Why Northern Ghana’s youth should learn JSON prompting and how to start for free “ Read Post »
Chief King Faisal Adam, Dagomba Chief of Kentucky USA, donates a bus to Yendi’s Sankara Nationals FC after a personal appeal. See how this transatlantic gift tackles transport hurdles and fuels football dreams in Dagbon.
Chief King Faisal Adam Donates Bus to Sankara Nationals Football Club Read Post »
Digital Public Goods are not a magic bullet but they are a practical, affordable way to accelerate development in places like Northern Ghana. By choosing open, adaptable tools and building local capacity, districts can deliver better services, create jobs, and make their communities more resilient. If you’re in Tamale, Yendi, Savelugu or any part of the North start small, partner widely, and let proven open solutions build local success.