The RNAQ Foundation in partnership with the Ga Mantse Fundation has launched a scholarship fund to support brilliant but financially disadvantaged Ga-Dangbe youth, with a strong call for unity, education and collective action to accelerate the development of the Ga-Dangme communities. Founder of the Foundation, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, said the Ga-Dangme Youth Educational Fund was established in response to concerns that many young people from the area were unable to progress in their education because of financial difficulties. Speaking at the launch of the scholarship scheme in Accra, Quaye said his decision to start the initiative was influenced by consultations with Ga-Dangme traditional rulers, including the Ga Mantse, Nii Ga and Nii Nungua. He said the initiative was also motivated by his personal concern about the limited visibility of Ga-Dangme youth in higher education and the lack of unity among traditional authorities and the wider community. Concern over Ga-Dangbe represent...