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WAEC Confirms 14 Arrests for WASSCE Malpractice Across Ghana

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has confirmed the arrest of 14 individuals—including teachers, students, and invigilators—for alleged malpractice in the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). According to WAEC’s Head of Public Affairs, John Kapi, the arrests were made at multiple centres, including: Yeji Senior High School Abbott College (Asante Bekwai) Atwima Kwanwoma Presbyterian SHS Kapi noted that the number of arrests could rise as investigations continue, adding that results from the implicated schools will undergo extra scrutiny. Adventist Day SHS (Kumasi): Several mobile phones were seized from candidates, prompting WAEC to shut down the centre. Affected students were relocated to the WAEC regional office under strict supervision. Kasoa: Two impersonators were sentenced to six months in prison each, while an accomplice received eight months. Kukurantumi: A school proprietor and teacher were arrested for allegedly running a […]

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WAEC Closes Adventist Day SHS Exam Centre in Kumasi Over Phone Seizures

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has closed the Adventist Day Senior High School examination centre in Kumasi after several mobile phones were seized from candidates during the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Head of Public Affairs at WAEC, John Kapi, said at a press briefing on Friday, September 5, 2025, that the decision was taken to protect the integrity of the exams. The affected students have since been relocated to WAEC’s regional office in Kumasi, where they will continue their papers under strict supervision. This closure adds to a series of malpractice cases recorded in this year’s WASSCE, with at least 14 teachers, students, and invigilators arrested nationwide for their involvement. WAEC has assured the public that results from all implicated centres will undergo rigorous scrutiny before final publication.

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Ramseyer Credit Union Marks 25 Years, Urges Stronger Regulations

The Ramseyer Cooperative Credit Union has celebrated its 25th anniversary with a strong appeal to government to strengthen financial regulations to safeguard the operations of credit unions across Ghana. Speaking at the milestone event in Kumasi, Chief Executive Officer Kennedy Yeboah highlighted the crucial role of credit unions in expanding financial inclusion, especially for low- and middle-income earners who often lack access to mainstream banking services. Mr. Yeboah stressed that despite remarkable progress in the cooperative sector over the past decades, weak regulatory frameworks and emerging risks in the financial landscape continue to pose challenges. “Government must look at the legislation that requires credit unions to be efficient, so that the unions can work hand in hand with government to achieve the results we want,” he urged. He emphasized that stronger financial oversight would not only protect members’ hard-earned savings […]

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Military Officers Remanded After Alleged Beating Deaths in Kumasi

Seven military officers and one civilian employee were remanded into custody following the deaths of two men in Kumasi. The incident unfolded after the victims were allegedly arrested by the soldiers on suspicion of stealing an iPhone. The victims, later identified as Kwame Adu and Kwabena Sarfo, were detained, severely beaten, and dumped in a bush in the Danyame area.The police launched an investigation after a missing person's report led them to discover the bodies at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH). A surviving victim, Christian Obiri Yeboah, gave a statement claiming the victims were tortured at the 4BN barracks before being left to die.The suspects admit to the arrests but deny any assault, and the police investigation continues with the cooperation of the military. The suspects are set to appear in court again on April 22, 2025.

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GAF Investigates Alleged Assault by Soldiers in Kumasi

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) is currently investigating an alleged assault involving seven military personnel in Kumasi on March 28, 2025. According to a statement from the Military High Command, the incident occurred when three officers and four soldiers arrested and allegedly assaulted three civilians who were accused of stealing a mobile phone.The civilians reportedly sustained injuries during the altercation, prompting a joint investigation by the Military Police and the Ashanti Regional Police Criminal Investigations Department (CID). The soldiers and officers involved in the incident have been placed under close arrest as the inquiry progresses.The military high command assured the public that anyone found guilty will face legal consequences, emphasizing its commitment to discipline and accountability. The statement called for calm during the investigation and urged the families of the victims to remain patient while the due process takes its […]

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Mahama Directs NADMO to Assist Fire Victims at Kumasi Central Market

President John Mahama has pledged government assistance to traders whose shops were destroyed by fire at the Adum market in Kumasi. On his visit to the site on March 21, the President expressed solidarity with the victims and assured them of support from the government.Following a briefing by fire officers, Mahama confirmed that he had directed the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) to provide immediate assistance to those affected. He also indicated that he would collaborate with the Chief of Staff and the Ashanti Regional Minister to discuss additional support for the traders.The fire, which broke out early on Friday morning at the ‘Blue Light’ area of Adum, led to the destruction of several shops. Despite warnings from the police and firefighters, some shop owners attempted to salvage their goods from the flames, putting themselves at risk. In one case, […]

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Ashanti Regional Minister Takes a Strong Stand Against Rampant Streetlight Theft

Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister, has vowed to combat the rising theft of streetlights and their components in the region, which has been causing security and road safety concerns. These thefts, particularly of electrical cables and bulbs, have led to several areas in Kumasi and other parts of the region being plunged into darkness.Dr. Amoakohene made his statement after touring major roads in Kumasi with key security officials, the Department of Urban Roads, and representatives from the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to assess malfunctioning streetlights and strategize on solutions.The thefts, often occurring under the cover of darkness, pose a significant hazard to both pedestrians and drivers. Dr. Amoakohene emphasized that this crime not only disrupts urban infrastructure but also places a financial burden on the government to continuously repair and replace the stolen parts.As part of his […]

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Fire Breaks Out at Kejetia Market, Traders Count Losses.

A fire broke out at the Kejetia Market in Kumasi, causing significant damage to two shops, which primarily sold textiles and fabrics. The fire is believed to have started in a closed shop and spread to a nearby store, destroying valuable goods.Thanks to the quick response of the Fire Service, more shops were saved from the blaze. Nana Akwasi Prempeh, President of the Federation of Kejetia Traders, acknowledged the swift intervention, noting that security agencies had been on high alert due to earlier intelligence suggesting potential arson attacks on the market.The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and traders have been urged to ensure all electrical devices are turned off before leaving their shops. This incident adds to the recent string of fire outbreaks in commercial centers across the country.

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Fire Displaces Dozens in Nima-Moke Slum.

A devastating fire in Nima-Moke, a slum in Ashanti Region’s Asokore Mampong Municipality, has left dozens of residents homeless. The fire, which broke out around 4:30 p.m. on January 17, 2025, destroyed over 50 wooden homes and displaced families.Eyewitnesses report that most of the residents were away at local markets during the blaze, unable to salvage their belongings. The fire spread rapidly, exacerbated by the area's highly combustible materials. This tragedy follows a similar fire that occurred in the area in 2020, further deepening the community’s hardships.

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Tragic Fire Claims Life of 3-Year-Old in Kumasi.

A heartbreaking fire in the Asawase-Dagomba Line area of Kumasi has claimed the life of a 3-year-old boy. The young child was napping with his 12-year-old sister when the fire engulfed their wooden home. While the sister managed to escape, she was unable to wake her brother in time.Although the cause of the fire is yet to be confirmed, residents suspect that faulty electrical connections may have triggered the blaze. Despite their best efforts, the community was unable to extinguish the fire, and the structure was completely destroyed.The child’s body has been laid to rest as authorities begin their investigation to determine the exact cause of the tragic incident.

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