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partment of Communication and Design of the College of Art and Social Sciences (CASS) of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), would in January next year organise a refresher course for professional photographers in the Ashanti Region.

The programme is aimed at upgrading the skills of photographers to boost their work.

Mr. George Kuhiator, a lecturer at the department, announced these at a meeting of the Regional branch of the Ghana Union of Professional Photographers (GUPP), in Kumasi at the weekend.

He said the photography industry was undergoing enormous
changes and advised the professionals to work hard to enable them to cope with the changing times.

Mr. Emmanuel Happy Agbenyikey, Director of Operations of Rohi Consulting Services in Kumasi, appealed to members of the Union to adopt effective management practices to improve upon their businesses.

He asked them to avoid unhealthy practices, which had brought the image of the photography industry into disrepute.

Mr. Mandela Martin Donkor, Regional Chairman of the Union, said the group had currently 150 members and urged non-members to join it.

He appealed to professional photographers to pay their taxes regularly and promptly so that government could generate more revenue for development.

Mr. Donkor announced that the 20th anniversary celebration of the Union would be held in Accra on November 28 this year and urged members to attend the ceremony in their numbers.

Mr. Kwame Bour, Ashanti Regional Chairman of the Association of Industries, appealed to government and financial institutions to assist industrialists with credit facilities to enable them to expand their businessesVarious professional organisations have announced protest demanding probe into the abduction and manhandling of the management officials of the Biratnagar-based Nobel Medical College, and action against the guilty.

Organising a press conference in the capital on Sunday, representatives of a number of professional organisations said the protests are aimed at drawing the attention of the government and the Maoists towards growing insecurity in education institutions and workplaces.

As part of their protest, the professionals will be picketing the Singha Durbar, the seat of the government, for an hour from 10 am on Monday. On November 27 and 28, they will submit memos to the Prime Minister, Speaker of the parliament and leaders of various political parties, demanding tough measures to check threats, abduction and extortion. Similarly, a protest rally has been planned for Nov 29.

Nabaraj Pandey, managing director of Nobel Academy, who was abducted and tortured by the members of Maoist-affiliated Young Communist League (YCL) last week, said the government had not been able to take action against his kidnappers.

The YCL members had abducted Pandey and few other managerial officials, reportedly at the behest of Sunil Sharma, one of the financers of Nobel Medical College.

Speaking at the press meet, Nepal Medical Association general secretary Dr Kedar Narsingh K.C, president of Nepal Bar Association president Bishwo Kanta Mainali and president of Nepal University Teachers Association Bhupati Dhakal expressed support to the protest and called for immediate end to abduction and intimidation