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By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh  When the name Bismark Tawiah Boateng (Otafre Gya) is mentioned, memories of an energetic and determined chairman come rushing back. His leadership was marked by drive, vision, and a tireless commitment to progress. But beyond the admiration of what he achieved, one question keeps echoing among those who knew his impact: could he come back? He once poured his energy into building bridges, strengthening structures, and inspiring those around him to see possibilities where others saw obstacles. That kind of leadership is rare  and when it departs, it leaves a silence that people feel deeply. In the Eastern Region especially, his absence is felt in every gathering, in every conversation about leadership. And so, the question grows louder: will he rise once more to fill that void? Otafre Gya’s journey has shown that true leadership does not vanish with titles. Even outside the spotlight, his humility, resilience, and service continue to shape liv...

By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh  In the political history of the Eastern Region, few figures have left as enduring a mark as Bismark Tawiah Boateng , affectionately known as “ Otafre Gya .” His tenure as Regional Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is remembered not only for his dynamism but also for the transformative effect he had on the visibility and competitiveness of the party in a region long considered a stronghold of the opposition. Tawiah Boateng earned the reputation of being an energetic leader through the consistency of his engagement with the grassroots and the passion he invested in party organization. His chairmanship was characterized by relentless activism, an ability to mobilize diverse constituencies, and an unwavering commitment to strengthening the NDC’s internal structures. These qualities elevated his standing among party members and created a renewed sense of purpose and confidence within the rank and file. One of his most significant achie...

  By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh  In a well-intentioned effort to preserve vital documents, many individuals resort to lamination —a common method of protecting paper from physical damage, moisture, and wear. However, when it comes to legal and security-sensitive documents such as the birth certificate , lamination does not serve as protection. Instead, it presents significant challenges that can render the document invalid for official purposes. This is why the Births and Deaths Registry of Ghana, along with other relevant authorities, has formally advised the general public to refrain from laminating birth certificates. The birth certificate is a critical identity document, serving not only as proof of birth but also as the foundation for acquiring a national ID card, passport, social security registration, and in some cases, employment. What many citizens are not aware of is that birth certificates are printed on security-grade paper embedded with multiple verification fea...