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Ambulance case: Richard Jakpa faces Attorney General’s scrutiny today

Businessman Richard Jakpa is expected to face cross-examination from the Attorney General (AG) today Tuesday, June 18, 2024 on what promises to be an interesting showdown following allegations against Godfred Yeboah Dame in the ongoing ambulance trial. This was after the lawyers of Dr. Ato Forson, 1st Accused, concluded their cross-examination of Mr Jakpa last […]

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Article: Is Ghana heading towards election-related unrest?

Ahead of the December 2024 elections, heightened mistrust in state institutions and unresolved tensions threaten to disrupt the polls. On 7 December, Ghanaians will vote for a new president and 275 Members of Parliament. This will be the country’s ninth consecutive election since returning to constitutional rule in 1992. Ghana is renowned in West Africa

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Ato Forson Trial: Court admits audio recording as evidence

The High Court in Accra has accepted into evidence the audio recording between the third accused in the ongoing ambulance case Richard Jakpa and Attorney General Godfred Yeboah Dame for the cross-examination of Mr Jakpa. This is after the Office of the Attorney General rejected the relevance of the audio to the main trial. The

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British duo arrested after $6m of cocaine seized at KIA

Two British citizens have been arrested after being accused of attempting to smuggle $6.48m (£5m) worth of cocaine from Ghana to London. Around 166kg (366lbs) of the substance was seized at Kotoka International Airport in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, on Monday. The suspects were scheduled to board a British Airways flight to London Gatwick Airport.

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Funeral Arrangements: Richard Ackom Quayson Esq (Former Deputy Commissioner of CHRAJ)

Ebusuapanyin Kobina Arhin Bonney of Obuotuo, Ekua Egyin Anona Kusubentsir Family of Elmina and Apam, Obaahemaa Ekua Egyin IV (a.k.a. Mrs Cecilia Akuffo), Ebusuapanyin, Nsona Ebusua of Tameresase, Cape Coast, Mr. K.B.E. Quagrainie & the Quagrainies of Prabiw, Saltpond. Joseph Whittal, Commissioner of CHRAJ, the Management and Members of Staff of CHRAJ, Empowerment Mountain Ministry,

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Abesim murder case suffers adjournment over absence of jurors

The commencement of the trial of Richard Appiah, the draughtsman accused of killing two minors and keeping their bodies in a refrigerator at Abesim near Sunyani has suffered another adjournment over the absence of jurors. On Tuesday, June 11, 2024, the case was called for a Case Management Completion plan to be agreed on by

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NAM1 trial: Court to decide on submission of no case to answer on July 10

The High Court in Accra has fixed July 10, 2024 to decide whether the Chief Executive Officer of Menzgold, Nana Appiah Mensah popularly known as NAM1 has a case to answer or not. This was after both defence lawyers and the prosecution have highlighted on their respective written submissions in favour and against a determination

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Ato Forson Trial: Court to determine Admissibility of tape recording between Jakpa and AG

An Accra High Court hearing the case involving Dr Ato Forson and two others, will on Thursday 13, 2024, determine whether an audio conversation between Richard Jakpa and Godfred Dame Yeboah, the Attorney-General, is admissible in the trial. The Court presided over by Justice Afia Serwaa Asare-Botwe adjourned the matter to Thursday to deliver full

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