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Man Arrested for Assaulting His Daughter in Kumasi.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested by the police in Kumasi for allegedly assaulting his teenage daughter. The incident, which occurred in the Aboabo area of Kumasi, left the young girl with serious injuries, prompting neighbors to intervene and alert authorities. According to eyewitnesses, the father accused his daughter of disobedience, which reportedly led to the violent altercation.The police arrived on the scene shortly after being called and took the man into custody. The victim was taken to a nearby hospital where she is receiving treatment for her injuries. Police sources have confirmed that the suspect will face charges related to domestic violence and child abuse.The community has expressed outrage over the incident, with many calling for stricter laws to protect children from abuse within their homes. Child rights advocates in the region have also spoken out, urging parents to […]

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Galamsey Resumes: Illegal Miners Pollute Birim River Days After Military Crackdown.

Just four days after the military's Operation Halt took decisive action against illegal mining (galamsey) activities, the Birim River in Anyinam has returned to its polluted, murky brown state. The government deployed over 100 armed soldiers to clear miners from key water bodies, including the Birim River, where extensive pollution has become a serious issue.On October 10, military forces, in collaboration with the Ghana National Association of Small-Scale Miners, seized and destroyed three changfan machines used by illegal miners along the riverbank. Despite this effort, the pollution has quickly resurfaced, raising concerns over the sustainability of anti-galamsey operations.The task force also targeted other illegal mining sites, destroying additional changfan machines and water-pumping equipment along the Pra River in the Central Region. This ongoing battle to save Ghana’s water bodies continues as authorities grapple with the persistent illegal mining problem.

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Tension in Anweaso as Young Woman Disappears After Farm Dispute.

Tensions are high in Anweaso, a community in the Eastern Region's Denkyembour District, following the mysterious disappearance of 25-year-old Danjuma Laliatu. She vanished after an altercation with Kwadwo Ahenfie, a neighboring farmer, over a land boundary dispute on October 7, 2024.Laliatu returned home injured, claiming she had been attacked by Ahenfie but managed to escape. After resting, she went back to her farm to collect her belongings but never returned. Ahenfie was arrested by the Akwatia Police the next day but was released the same day, and his family celebrated his release, angering Laliatu’s relatives and community members.The family is frustrated with the police’s handling of the case and is calling for the Inspector General of Police to intervene and conduct a thorough investigation. 

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Bono Region Launches Campaign to Prevent Rabies in Schools.

Following the tragic death of a 16-year-old boy bitten by a stray dog in the Jaman North District, educational authorities in the Bono Region have initiated a widespread rabies prevention campaign. The boy's passing, attributed to a lack of knowledge about proper dog bite management, prompted the Ghana Education Service (GES) and Veterinary Services Department to team up with local schools. This initiative will train 542 teachers and coordinators to educate students, teachers, and parents in 225 basic schools on rabies prevention. 

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Clash at Galamsey Site in Ashanti Region Leaves Two Injured.

A violent altercation between local youth and Chinese nationals at a galamsey (illegal mining) site in Sekyere Krobo, Ashanti Region, resulted in two people being shot. The confrontation, which escalated from demands by the youth for the Chinese to stop illegal mining, turned violent with gunfire exchanged. The injured are receiving treatment, and the incident has raised concerns about foreign involvement in Ghana’s small-scale mining industry. Authorities have launched an investigation into the matter.

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Seven Dead in Devastating Crash on Kumasi-Accra Highway.

A tragic accident on the Kumasi-Accra highway has claimed the lives of seven people. The collision occurred when a Sprinter bus, en route from Accra to Kumasi, collided head-on with a VIP bus traveling in the opposite direction. All five passengers aboard the Sprinter, which was carrying tomatoes, died instantly. One VIP passenger was also killed at the scene, while another later died at the hospital from injuries. Several other passengers from the VIP bus were rushed to Juaso Government Hospital for treatment. Firefighters recovered the bodies, which have been taken to Steward Mortuary in Yawkwei.

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Sokoban Woodworkers Seek Political Support After Devastating Fire.

Woodworkers in Sokoban, Ashanti Region, have been left devastated after a massive fire destroyed their workshop and valuable materials. In the aftermath, the affected workers are appealing to both the NDC and NPP for assistance to help them recover and rebuild their businesses. The fire, which occurred on October 6, 2024, has crippled many livelihoods in the area. The community is now seeking swift support to get back on their feet.

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Wa Naa Appeals to President to Fulfill Road Promise.

During the recent Dumba festival, Wa Naa Seidu Fuseini Pelpuo IV, the Overlord of the Wala State, urged President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to keep his commitment to repair the Wa-Bole-Bamboi road. The President had pledged to address the road's poor condition during his last visit to the region, describing it as a crucial parting gift to the people. In his remarks at the festival, Naa Pelpuo highlighted the road's deplorable state, emphasizing the difficulties faced by travelers. He also voiced concerns regarding rising insecurity in the area, citing instances of ritual murders and inadequate street lighting, despite efforts from the Regional Security Council and the establishment of a Neighbourhood Watchdog Committee to enhance safety. The Minister of Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Stephen Asamoah Boateng, who also attended the festival, cautioned against potential disruptions to the nation's social order amid […]

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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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