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Miner 21, Sentenced 15 years for robbery

The Asante Bekwai Circuit Court has sentenced a 21-year-old miner to 15 years imprisonment in hard labour for robbery. Michael Osei denied the offence but was found culpable after trial and sentenced accordingly. Police Detective Chief Inspector Eric Twum told the Court presided over by Mr Isaac Apeatu that Madam Sandra Adamah, the complainant, was […]

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Domelevo condemns Sam Okudzeto’s approval of home cash stashing

Former Auditor General Daniel Domelevo has described as unfortunate comments by Council of State member Sam Okudzeto for saying there is nothing wrong with stashing money at home. The former president of the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has been defending former Sanitation Minister Cecilia Abena Dapaah following queries raised about the millions found in her

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Barker-Vormawor drags Kan Dapaah to Supreme Court over his refusal to answer 17 questions

Lawyers of political activist, Oliver Barker-Vormawor, led by Dr Justice Srem-Sai have dragged the National Security Minister, Albert Kan Dapaah to the Supreme Court for refusing to answer some 17 questions in his GHc10 million defamation case. The action to the apex Court is to order the Minister to respond to those questions of facts

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Two teachers in court over alleged illegal possession of examination papers

Two teachers accused of illegally possessing Basic Education Certificate (BECE) Information Communication and French Language examination papers on their phones have been put before an Accra Circuit Court. The offence allegedly occurred on September 16, 2020 at Evangelical Presbyterian School at Mamprobi, Accra. The teachers, Jephtern Kwame Nkrumah and James Kodia, have been charged with

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$300 Million Cassius Mining dispute: Laws of Ghana must apply – International arbitration tribunal rules

The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague, Netherlands, has ruled that the laws of Ghana shall apply to an international arbitration instituted by Australian mining company, Cassius Mining company, against the government of Ghana (GoG). Cassius is seeking about $300 million in damages with a claim that the GoG breached its contractual obligations

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Death of 2 in Tema Manhean shooting incident: Families demand justice

Families of the two persons who allegedly died from gunshot wounds at Tema Manhean last Friday have called for justice in the matter. Joseph Adjei Adjetey, 22, and Christopher Amu, 38, were among a group of young people who were on a street procession as part of this year’s Kpelejoo Festival in the area when

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Court strikes out Democracy Hub, 23 others’ action against Police over unlawful arrest

The High Court in Accra (Human Rights Division) has struck out an action from Democracy Hub and 23 other applicants against the Ghana Police Service for want of prosecution. The Plaintiffs sued the Ghana Police Service (GPS) over an alleged unlawful arrest, torture, and detention of protestors during the #OccupyJulorbiHouse demonstration in September, 2023. The

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