Новости за 21.01.2024

Following allegations of military involvement in civilian deaths in the war-torn Bawku, former President John Mahama has called on security forces to protect the population and ensure peace is restored.

Minister of Education, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, has dismissed claims that the government has neglected educational facilities in Senior High Schools. He emphasized that efforts are underway to improve infrastructure, including the completion of E-Blocks that were initiated by the previous administration.

Start-up Arctic Ice has been harvesting chunks of ice broken off icebergs in the fjords of Greenland and shipping them to luxury restaurants in the United Arab Emirates. While the company says its activities don't harm the environment, it's been forced to fend off a barrage of criticism.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) David Senanu Eklu, the Central East Regional Police Commander, said crime has reduced considerably at Kasoa in the Awutu Senya East Municipality of the Central Region.

Over 20 containers around the Datus Complex School, close to the Kasoa New Market, have been gutted by fire. According to ADO 1 Charles Naam-Were, Operations Officer, Budumburam Fire Station, the cause of the fire is not readily known, but investigations have begun into the matter.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has refuted allegations that its personnel killed some civilians in the recent clashes in Bawku in the Upper East Region. This follows report that soldiers deployed on Operation Maida Buuri to restore calm in the conflict prone area have killed 3 innocent Kusasi youth at Sabongari, a suburb of Bawku.