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The Kumasi Traditional Council (KTC) has given thumbs up to Hon. Osei Assibey Antwi, the Chief Executive of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), for living up to the expectation of the council. At a mammoth meeting of the KTC at the…
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The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has dismissed reports that a fire spark from a nearby khebab seller caused the explosion at the Atomic Junction on Saturday. According to the Service, such reports are “unfortunate” and must be…
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A member of the Presidential Press Corps has been identified as one of the seven persons who died on Saturday following the Atomic Junction gas explosion in Accra. Mohammed Ashley, a cameraman, who was capturing the scenes of the…
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My attention has been drawn to a story with the above headline on Ghanaweb. I wish to make clear the following: The vehicle that broke down was NOT the vehicle that was hired for journalists in the region by the Director of…
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There was partial holiday in the Ashanti regional capital of Kumasi, popularly known as the Garden City, on Friday morning. A torrential rainfall, which lasted for more than six hours in the morning, prevented residents from visiting…
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The Chief Justice, Ms. Sophia Akuffo has tasked judges to demonstrate the core values of judicial conduct. According to her, judges are at the heart of the judicial delivery system in the country. She said a competent and…
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An Accra High Court would today continue hearing the case involving En Huang aka Aisha Huang – the 31-year-old Chinese lady suspected to be one of Ghana’s most notorious illegal miners (galamseyers). The court resumes hearing after over…
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The legality or otherwise of siting fuel stations in residential areas has remained a hotly debated subject matter with split public opinion. Truth is, there are more fuel stations including stations for selling Liquefied Petroleum Gas,…
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Six people, including an eight-month old toddler, were feared dead when a canoe they were travelling in capsized after hitting a stump in the River Offin. A total number of thirteen people, mainly farmers, were said to be in the canoe…
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Unrelated catastrophic incidents of a gas explosion in Accra and a capsized canoe in the Ashanti region caused the death of some 15 persons over the weekend and the number is feared to rise. The fire caused, apparently by a gas explosion…
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