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Busted! NIB Stops Smuggled School Feeding Rice in Bono East.

The National Investigation Bureau (NIB) in the Bono East Region intercepted a Kia Rhino truck allegedly smuggling 56 bags of rice meant for schools under the Ghana School Feeding Programme. The rice, branded "Lucy," was supposed to be delivered to Jema SHS and Kintampo SHS but was diverted and offloaded onto two tricycles (Aboboyaa) at Tuobodom.The truck, with registration number AS 9584-14, was seized at Tuobodom in the Techiman North District, and the driver was arrested. Investigations revealed the items were initially picked up from Techiman Senior High School, a designated distribution point.Currently, the impounded truck and tricycles remain in the custody of the Bono East Regional NIB Command in Techiman, as inquiries continue into the suspected diversion of resources intended for schoolchildren.

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Police Academy Graduates 430 Officers.

The Ghana Police Academy has successfully graduated a new cohort of 430 officers, bolstering law enforcement capacity across the country. The graduation ceremony, held at the academy's campus, marked the culmination of a rigorous training program that included physical fitness, criminal investigation techniques, legal studies, and community policing.Officials emphasized the importance of the new graduates in enhancing security and public safety, especially in areas affected by rising crime rates. Inspector-General of Police Dr. George Akuffo Dampare addressed the graduates, urging them to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity as they embark on their policing careers.The newly trained officers are set to be deployed across various regions in Ghana to address both urban and rural security challenges, including community outreach and proactive crime prevention. This move aligns with the Ghana Police Service's broader strategic objectives to build a trustworthy […]

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Damongo: The Dark Capital of Ghana.

Damongo, the capital of Ghana's Savannah Region, has gained an unsettling reputation as "The Dark Capital" due to widespread darkness caused by non-functioning street lights. This situation raises serious concerns regarding the safety and well-being of residents and hinders the region's development.Key routes, including the Canteen, Dass stretches, and Damongo-Sawla stretches, remain completely unlit, significantly increasing risks for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. Statistics from the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) indicate that inadequate street lighting contributes to over 30% of road accidents in Ghana, emphasizing the urgency for corrective measures.The responsibility to resolve this issue lies with the Damongo Municipal Assembly, which oversees the maintenance of street lights. However, local authorities have been neglectful, resulting in a lack of proper lighting. This neglect not only disrupts daily life but also fosters an environment where criminal activities, including theft and assault, […]

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