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Man Tragically Crushed to Death During Demolition at Ajumako Kyebi.

In Ajumako Kyebi, Central Region, a man in his late 30s, Kofi Paintsil, known locally as "Big Man," was tragically killed while demolishing a building early Friday morning. Around 5:50 a.m., the structure collapsed, with debris striking his head fatally, leaving him in a pool of blood. The incident occurred at his family home as he and his brothers prepared for their grandmother's funeral.Witnesses say that Paintsil's sister had warned him to reposition for safety after sensing danger, but he dismissed her concerns, believing he was safe from the falling rubble. Moments later, the building collapsed, and in an attempt to escape, he tripped and was fatally crushed. His body has been taken to the morgue, and the Ajumako District Police have launched an investigation.

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Central Region Chief Remanded After Fatal Shooting During Festival.

 Eric Ato Appiah Mends, also known as Nana Beeyin II, the acting Gyaasehene of the Nkusukum Traditional Area in the Central Region, has been remanded in custody by the Cape Coast District Court 1 following the fatal shooting of 52-year-old Kwesi Mekyeawo. The incident occurred on October 25, 2024, during the Nkusukum Odambea Festival preparations in Mankessim.Witnesses report that tensions escalated between factions during a ritual procession meant for slaughtering a cow, which led to the chief allegedly pulling out a firearm and shooting Mekyeawo in the head. After the incident, Nana Beeyin II surrendered to the Mankessim Divisional Police Command and was subsequently charged with murder.During a court hearing on October 29, the prosecution requested additional time for investigations, citing the case's sensitive nature. The presiding judge, Anita Sheila Crabbe, granted the request, remanding the accused until the next […]

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Police Investigate Shooting at Agona West Campaign Event.

The Ghana Police Service is investigating a shooting incident that took place on Sunday evening, October 27, 2024, during a political campaign event in the Agona West Constituency, Central Region. Four people sustained injuries, with two discharged after receiving treatment, while two others remain hospitalized. Authorities have been pursuing the perpetrator since the incident and are working to ensure the person responsible is brought to justice. The police emphasize their commitment to maintaining safety in the area amidst heightened political tensions.

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Police Officer Dies in High-Speed Chase.

A tragic high-speed chase in the Central Region of Ghana has claimed the life of a police officer. The incident occurred when officers pursued suspected criminals on a highway near Winneba. During the chase, the vehicle carrying the officer crashed, leading to his untimely death. Other officers involved were left injured and are currently receiving treatment. The chase, initiated after the suspects ignored a police checkpoint, has raised concerns over the safety protocols during such high-risk pursuits.The Ghana Police Service has expressed condolences to the family of the fallen officer, vowing to intensify efforts in cracking down on criminal activities across the country while ensuring the safety of its personnel. Investigations are ongoing to apprehend the fleeing suspects.

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CNC Uses Theatre to Combat Child Marriage in Central Region.

The Centre for National Culture (CNC) in the Central Region has intensified its child marriage awareness campaign using dramatic performances to engage school pupils and communities. The CNC Drama Troupe performed humorous yet educational plays portraying the struggles of child marriage victims, including the story of a 12-year-old girl forced into marriage to a much older man. These performances, part of the Ghanaians Against Child Abuse (GACA) project, aim to raise awareness and mobilize communities against child marriage, with support from key stakeholders like UNICEF, the Ghana Police, and Social Welfare services.

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Central Region Faces Looming Water Crisis Amid Pollution Woes.

Towns in Ghana's Central Region, such as Cape Coast and Elmina, are at risk of water shortages due to illegal mining activities contaminating the Pra River. The Ghana Water Company warns that the Sekyere Hemang Water Treatment Plant is struggling to process enough water because of the river's high pollution levels. Currently, the plant operates at reduced capacity, which could worsen during peak periods. Residents are urged to support efforts to protect water sources and prevent a full-blown crisis.

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Over 100 Alan Kyerematen Supporters in Central Region Defect to NPP.

Ahead of the 2024 general elections, more than 100 supporters of Alan Kyerematen’s Movement for Change in the Central Region have defected to the New Patriotic Party (NPP). They cited the NPP’s numerous developmental projects and their confidence in Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia as the reasons for their decision. Led by Francis Edzie, now an NPP polling station secretary, the group expressed their desire to support the party’s victory in 2024, returning to the NPP after Kyerematen's exit from the presidential race.

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Ghana Water Limited Enhances Quality and Production in Central Region.

Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has made significant strides in improving water quality at the Sekyere Hemang Water Treatment Plant in the Central Region. The average water turbidity has decreased from 14,000 NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Units) to 9,000 NTU, a change facilitated by the Central Regional Security Council (REGSEC).Under the leadership of Central Regional Minister, Mrs. Justina Marigold Assan, daily water production has increased from 1.98 million gallons to 2.77 million gallons. GWL's management assured customers of their commitment to meeting the region's growing water demand and promised to keep the public informed of further enhancements.Residents are encouraged to use drinking water wisely while GWL continues to ensure its quality. The management expressed gratitude to REGSEC for their swift support in addressing water quality issues.

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Central Region Launches New Rice Brand.

The Central Region of Ghana has officially unveiled its new rice brand, Central Agra Rice, marking a significant step toward food security. The launch, attended by Park Kyongsig, the Korean Ambassador to Ghana, and Justina Marigold Assan, the Central Regional Minister, took place at a durbar event.This initiative follows years of collaboration and technical training among local farmers. The rice is grown, milled, and packaged by cooperative farmers in the region, emphasizing its local roots. To support this endeavor, a new rice milling factory was inaugurated in Assin Akropong, which will enhance the region's agricultural output.Managed by the Central Regional Rice Cooperative Union, the factory has a production capacity of 10,000 tonnes per year, aiming to align with the government’s goal of achieving self-sufficiency in rice production. The facility will process rice from five beneficiary districts: Gomoa East, Assin Fosu, […]

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