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63 and 50 year-old men in Tema Court for stealing Play Station four (PS4)
Inspector Kleku said six pieces of Sony Play Station four (PS4) gaming disc valued at GH¢3,099.00 were stolen by Noi and Suzzir. Both men were granted bail.
Asuma Banda's son arrested for breaking into father's mansion at Airport Residential
They reportedly used concrete blocks to break into the house of the businessman, so as to have access to Alhaji Asuma Banda himself for his son's satisfaction.
Family feud: Alhaji Asuma Banda's 33-year-old son arrested for breaking into his father's house
A son of Alhaji Asuma Banda, Fadel, has been arrested for breaking into his father's house. Fadel, with the help of others, broke into the house on Wednesday.
Nänä Teä: Father of twins uses his little savings to help clean gutters around Tema Station
Popular social media influencer, James Annor Tetteh, and his friends marked Ghana month desilting clogged gutters around the Tema Station in Accra. See photos.
Covid-19 vaccines free - GHS insists, investigates stealing and sale of vaccines
According to a joy news report, Disease Control Officers at the Ridge, Stephen Dzisenu, and La Bawalashie Polyclinic, Lord Pabitey allegedly stole 36 and 26 via
Instead of catering for them, some HIV workers in Ghana are rather sleeping with patients - Report
Titling their research as “Misconduct affecting Global Fund grants”, the report lamented the development calling for swift investigation and possible diversion.
Water bills not increased - Ghana Water Company responds to shortage, cost concerns
According to the Water Service provider (GWCL), water tariffs et al are not increased unless approved by the Public Utility Regulatory Commission (PURC) also.
NDC expected to win 2024 elections, Mahama may not be flagbearer - EIU report
The main reason for NDC’s victory, according to the EIU, will be that President Akufo-Addo should have completed his 8-year-tenure, paving way for NDC's win.
Ghana broke but Presidency spending over 900 percent of 2021 budget - Xavier Sosu
Xavier Sosu says allocations to the office of government machinery have increased by 937.73 percent whilst that of Parliament and the Judiciary remain low.
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