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At the Cocaine Trial
Police Accuses Investigator
ONE OF the three policemen standing
trial for allegedly aiding the fugitive
Sheriff Asem Dakeh to abscond with
2,280 kilogrammes of cocaine,
yesterday, accused the investigator in
the case of attributing the statement-
in -chief of Sergeant Samuel Yaw
Amoah to him.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 223 times
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Nana Konadu Charges:
NPP WILL STEAL NEW CEDI NOTES
FORMER FIRST Lady, Nana Konadu
Agyemang Rawlings who is also the
president of the 31 December
Women’s Movement has charged
that, because Ghanaians are not
aware of the quantity of cash in the
system, the Kufuor administration is
bound to siphon much of the new
currencies to their advantage in
preparation for the 2008 general
election
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 4425 times
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Red-Alert!
Holding Cell Phone
IN THE face of the current sporadic
rainstorms and their accompanying
strong thunders and lightening,
cellular phone users have been
strongly warned against having their
mobile equipment on their bodies
during rainstorms because that could
be very dangerous.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 2893 times
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Don't Deplete The Forest
-Environment Minister
THE MINISTER for Local Government,
Rural Development and Environment,
Stephen Asamoah Boateng, has
advised Ghanaians to desist from
destroying the vegetation in the
country, warning that the country will
very soon start importing timber- if
the practice is not stopped.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 1629 times
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Media Schooled In Malaria Menace
MEDIA PRACTITIONERS in the Volta
region have undergone a one day
orientation on the national antimalaria
drug policy to enable them have a
clear insight into the proper and
effective information dissemination.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 255 times
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Farmer Butchers Wife’s Lover Over Infidelity
POLICE AT Akyem Takyiman in the
Kwaebibrem District of the Eastern
region have arrested Joseph Tawiah,
51, a farmer from Abenaso village
near Takyiman for allegedly
murdering his suspected rival, Kofi
Odoi, 35, also a farmer from the
same village.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 08, 2007 | Read 293 times
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‘Include Fish Farming In NYEP’
THE PRESIDENT of the Kwaebibrem
district Fish Farmers Association,
Samuel Affum Ankrah, has urged
the government to seriously
include fish farming in the Youth in
Agriculture in the National Youth
Employment Programme (NYEP).
He said fish farming is one of the
lucrative ventures which could
easily help to alleviate poverty
among Ghanaians, especially the
youth.
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| Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 | Read 274 times
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Flood Victims Asked to go to Court
A RETIRED employee of the Town and
Country Planning office has called on
Ghanaians, especially those who have
lost their relatives and properties
through floods, to institute court
action against institutions whose
duties are to see to the proper
planning of the country’s cities, towns
and villages.
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| Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 | Read 262 times
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2 Thieves Described in Court as Friends of Cells
THE TARKWA Circuit Court has
sentenced two notorious thieves, who
the police prosecutor described as
‘friends of police cells,’ to seven
years imprisonment each on four
counts of offences for stealing several
crates of both alcoholic and non-
alcoholic drinks. The sentence will run
concurrently.
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| Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 | Read 243 times
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Gov’t to Pursue Coordinated Urban Development
THE DEPUTY Minister for Local
Government, Rural Development and
Environment, Abraham Dwumah
Odoom, has disclosed that, as part of
the process of developing the urban
development policy, strategic actions
and framework for policy preparation,
the ministry has established an Urban
Development Policy Unit (UDPU)
which seeks to strengthen it in the
coming months.
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| Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 | Read 247 times
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Women Humiliate Men at AIJC Elections
A TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD student of
the African Institute of Journalism and
Communications (AIJC), Esenam
Akosua Dzansi, on Monday caused a
major upset when she emerged as
the surprise winner in the Students
Representatives’ Council elections to
become the second female president
of the student-body.
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| Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 | Read 1833 times
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SOS Cry for Upper West Health Sector
JULIANA YAKUU Karbo, a midwife at
the Holomuni Health Centre in the Wa
East district, has called on the
government and NGOs to assist the
district intensive education and
sensitization on modern health
practices to help improve the people’s
health status.
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| Posted on: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 | Read 253 times
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Publication on Ghana-Germany Relations Launched
The German Ambassador to Ghana,
Mr. Peter Linder, has observed that
bilateral ties between Ghana and
Germany are manifold and intensive
adding that Ghana’s golden jubilee
provides an excellent opportunity to
“look back at these last 50 years –
and beyond, because Ghanaian –
German bilateral relations started
long before independence”.
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| Posted on: Monday, June 04, 2007 | Read 1738 times
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Another Military Brutality in Takoradi
…As they Clash with the Police
FOR THE second time in two weeks,
some military officers in the Western
regional capital of Takoradi have
displayed their might over innocent
civilians as well as police officers. Just
before going to press yesterday
evening, The Heritage learnt
that three Military Police officers and
one Air Force officer had vented their
wrath on police officers investigating
a fraud case.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 01, 2007 | Read 1736 times
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Volta Police, Transport Union Horrified By Road accidents
THE VOLTA regional Police Command,
in collaboration with the Ghana
Private Road Transport Union
[GPRTU], has expressed support for
the establishment of a regional
driving school at Ho as a first step,
among others, to arrest the canker of
vehicular carnage on the roads,
reports Macch Adjetey Sowah.
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| Posted on: Friday, June 01, 2007 | Read 255 times
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