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06.10.2007 09:56:26 / africanchild
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02.11.2006 08:20:18 / africanchild
Juaso (Ash), Oct
26, GNA - Abulai Ayoka, a farm labourer who could not control
his sexual desire and took advantage of his employer's
11-year-old daughter to satisfy himself, has been handed an
eight-year jail term in hard labour by the Juaso Circuit
Court. Ayoka pleaded guilty to the offence.
Police Chief Inspector Kippo Iddrisu Mahama of the Juaso police,
presenting the facts of the case told the court, presided over by
Mr Jacob Boon that the accused was a farm labourer of the
complainant who is the father of the victim.
He said on August 13, this year, the complainant sent Ayoka, victim
and five others to his farm to harvest maize. The prosecution said
while on the farm the accused lured the victim to a spot far from
the others, pushed her down, covered her mouth to prevent her from
shouting and forcibly had sex with her. Chief Inspector Mahama said
after satisfying himself Ayoka cautioned the victim not to disclose
her ordeal to a third party or risked dying.
Luck, however, eluded the accused two days later when the victim
noticed blood in her urine and informed her mother who took her to
a clinic at Breku near Asankare.
The victim mentioned Ayoka when a medical examination proved that
she had been sexually abused. A report was therefore lodged at the
Juaso police who effected the arrest of the accused. 26 Oct.
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02.11.2006 08:19:13 / africanchild
 Koforidua (E/R), Oct. 31, GNA - The Eastern
Regional Police command has nabbed a member of an armed
robbery gang, which has been terrorizing filling
stations in the Region.
Briefing the media at Koforidua on Tuesday, the Regional Police
Commander, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Felix
Asare-Darko, said the robber, Ahamadu Buba, 29, a Fulani was
arrested, when he and two other masked gang members attacked a
filling station at Begoro at midnight on Oct. 26, and made away
with 10.8 million cedis. According to ACP Asare-Darko, 34
cartridges, torch lights and a cash of 400,000 cedis was found on
Buba at the time of his arrest. His accomplices, however,
escaped.
Some filling stations in the Eastern Region, particularly those in
the New Juaben Municipality, came under attack in recent times from
marauding armed gangs.
A GOIL Filling station at Adweso, was on September 16, 2006,
attacked by armed masked men who took away more than 27 million
cedis.
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28.10.2006 13:42:48 / africanchild
 Ghana Premier League
champions Asante Kotoko have appointed Turkish coach Telat Uzum
until the end of the season.
The 43-year-old replaces Emmanuel Kwasi Afranie who resigned two
weeks ago.
Afranie quit after the two-time African champions suffered their
second straight loss in the league.
Uzum's main task is to win the league title and qualify for the
Champions League.
"We expect him to help the team win the league and for qualify for
the lucrative Champions League," Kotoko spokesman Kwame Bah Nuakoh
told BBC Sport.
"We will extend his contract at the end of the season if we are
satisfied with his performance."
Uzum played for the Bundesliga sides FC Cologne and Karlsruher in
the 1980s.
He has had previous coaching stints with the Turkish team Besiktas
and the youth sides of the German clubs FC Cologne and
Kaiserslautern
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13.10.2006 17:13:08 / africanchild
I thank God that I
am not an armed robber, or a thief. I am only a ‘wee’
smoker". These were the words of Khex Pongo, 45, who was
arrested by the police at Nungua in Accra for dealing in
cannabis.
His arrest follows a routine check by the Highway Patrol Unit of
the Ghana Police Service when a Nissan urvan bus with registration
number GR 2501 S at Frankadua in the Eastern Region, driven by one
Ibrahim Amartey was stopped.
Deputy Superintendent of Police and (DSP), Commander of the unit
Mr. Owusu-Donkor told the Times that on Saturday, September 30, in
the course of checking the car, they discovered three mini sacks of
dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp.
The Commander said Charles Ahame 24, one of the passengers claimed
ownership of the sack and its content, and was immediately
arrested.
Mr. Owusu-Donkor said during interrogations, Ahame mentioned that
he was sending the stuff to Khex Pongo, a father of six, (raster
man) residing at Nungua. He led the team to Nungua, where Pongo was
arrested. A search was conducted in his house where two black
polythene bags containing similar leaves, seeds and bitters were
also found.
Other items found on him included a camouflage military jacket,
liquid substance in a small bottle suspected to be mercury, smoking
pipe, and wrappers.
Meanwhile one Tornu Kyei, 24, who was in the house with Pongo was
also arrested after a search on him revealed one wrapper of leaves
believed to be Indian hemp in his right hip pocket.
The suspects are assisting the police investigations into the case
and would be arraigned before court.
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13.10.2006 17:07:45 / africanchild
Accra Oct. 13, GNA
- Twenty-three persons were rounded up by the Osu Police on
Thursday during an operation to clamp down on activities of
criminals in the area.
The suspects, aged between 18 years to 60 years were arrested at
the Osu Cemetery, Osu Kinkawe and the beach.
Quantities of Indian hemp, three motor bikes suspected to be used
in their operations and three instruments used in sniffing
substances were found during the operation.
Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mr James Annor, the Osu
District Police Commander, told journalists that the Osu Police in
a joint operation with the Rapid Response Unit arrested the
suspects at about 1600 hours at Osu.
He said some of the suspects were believed to be involved in the
snatching of mobile phones while some also had been declared wanted
in robbery cases at Ashiaman.
ASP Annor said the Police would sustain the exercise to stem the
crime rate especially during Christmas.
He appealed to residents, who may have fallen victims to any of
such persons, to come and identify them.
He said the suspects would soon be put before the
court.
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04.10.2006 06:49:52 / africanchild
 Begoro, Oct. 3, GNA - A 26-year-old
farmer, Kwame Kitiwa, has been sentenced by the Begoro
District Magistrate Court to 12 months imprisonment for
stealing two bicycles. He pleaded guilty.
Prosecuting, Chief Inspector William Kwasi Nkrumah, told the court,
presided over by Mr Robert Djan that, on August 20, this year, the
first complainant, Mr. Eric Okwaning, parked his bicycle by the
Begoro-Obuoho road and went to his tomatoes farm.
He said When Okwaning returned from his farm, he could not find his
bicycle at the place where he parked it. He said the next day,
Okwaning saw the suspect riding a defaced bicycle, which resemble
his.
Police Chief Inspector Nkrumah said when Okwaning confronted the
suspect, he confessed stealing the bicycle and said one Richard
Agyapong, the second complainant gave him the parts to use to
disguise it.
He said when Agyapong was contacted he denied any knowledge of the
bicycle and rather detected that, the bicycle parts which were used
to disguise the one stolen from Okwaning was parts of his stolen
bicycle. Chief Inspector Nkrumah said the suspect then admitted
that, he stole Agyapong's bicycle with the intention of exchanging
the parts to disguise them.
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02.10.2006 21:19:18 / africanchild
A 57-year- old
man, who burnt his wife with heated electric pressing iron
was on Wednesday jailed for three years by an Accra Circuit
Court.
Stanley Kwame Tsodey, a
Lotto Receiver, pleaded guilty to the charges of
assault and causing harm to his wife Margaret Damashie, who is now
responding to treatment.
Police Chief Inspector Issac Ahor told the Court that the couple
had been
married for the past 30 years and they were
blessed with three children all of them living together at
Darkuman, Accra.
Chief Inspector Ahor said on September 25, 2006, at about 12
midnight, Tsodey returned home and saw his daughter Ernestina
Enyonam Tsodey ironing her dress in a room and on seeing her he got
annoyed, held her and dragged her out from the room that he was
coming to sleep.
He said this did not go down well with the wife, who was lying on
the bed and asked why Tsodey was dragging their daughter so
violently from the room.
Tsodey took offence and seized the hot iron, pressed it on his
wife's breast, arm and other parts of her body and subjected her to
severe beatings.
She was rescued by neighbours and was rushed to the Korle-Bu
Teaching
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02.10.2006 21:15:20 / africanchild
 A total of 151 students of the
University of Cape Coast (UCC) have been dismissed for abysmal
performance since the beginning of this year. They are made up
of 128 level 100 students and 23 level 200 and 300
students.
The students failed in more than three-credit courses or failed to
redeem themselves in supplementary examinations organised by the
university to enable them continue their studies.
The Vice Chancellor of UCC, Prof Emmanuel Adow-Obeng, who made this
known at a ceremony to matriculate 4,158 fresh students into the
university at the weekend, said another 40 students who failed in
three-credit courses were to be repeated to redeem themselves
within one academic year which, failure to succeed would warrant
outright dismissal.
He, therefore, advised fresh students to study diligently to ensure
their continuous stay in the university, urging them to make good
use of time on campus.
Rev. Adow-Obeng also advised the fresh students to adhere to school
rules and regulations, warning that recalcitrant students who would
breach university rules are likely to be either rusticated or
dismissed outright.
On campus security, the Vice chancellor said a ¢400 million Police
Post established on campus with funding from Ms Christine Churcher,
Member of Parliament (MP) for Cape coast, had helped improve upon
security there.
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02.10.2006 21:12:30 / africanchild
 Ajumako(C/R) Oct.01, GNA 96 An
Ajumako District Magistrate's Court on Friday sentenced Evans
Kwasi Baiden 30, to 18 months imprisonment on his own plea for
stealing a sheep and a fowl valued at 345,000 cedis belonging
to Madam Adjoa Essoun a 90-year-old farmer at Ajumako
Gromain.
Police Sergeant John Koranteng, prosecuting told the court presided
over by Mr Akwasi Asiedu Asmah that Baiden was arrested after
stealing the sheep and the fowl from Madam Essoun's pen. He said
the accused was sent to Nkwantanum police station and after
investigations charged with the offence.
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29.09.2006 18:14:41 / africanchild
The Police Director-General of
Operations, ACP Kofi Boakye, has been invited by the Bureau
of National Investigation (BNI).
JOY NEWS security sources say ACP Boakye is currently at the BNI
headquarters in Accra but it is uncertain if he will be
detained.
ACP Boakye’s invitation follows recommendation by the Georgina
Woode fact-finding committee that he should be prosecuted for his
complicity in the disappearance of 77 parcels of cocaine aboard a
vessel, MV Benjamin on April 26, 2006.
The Attorney-General, Joe Ghartey is expected to comment on the
Committee's report and another report by the Commission for Human
Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ).
The CHRAJ report recommended the dismissal of the Roads
Transportation Minister, Dr. Richard Anane.
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29.09.2006 08:57:00 / africanchild
Mr Eric Sekyere, a 23 year-old second year student in
Building Technology at the Sunyani Polytechnic died at the
Regional Hospital on Saturday after sustaining injuries in a
fire outbreak in his private hostel. Mr George Nunekpeku,
President of the Students Representative Council of the
Polytechnic told the Ghana News Agency the incident occurred at
a private students' hostel at the Sunyani
Magazine.
He said there were no clues as to what caused the fire,
but hinted that the students suspected either an electrical fault
or a lit candle might have caused it.
The
SRC President said some of the students suspected that the deceased
might have been asleep in the room when the fire broke out. He said
others claimed that on seeing that his room was on fire, the
deceased entered to pick his mobile phone and money, but slipped on
his way out and a tent, which was in flames fell on him.
Mr Nunekpeku said the deceased's roommates were not present at the
time of the incident but later rushed in to put off the fire and
sent the deceased, who was then very weak to the hospital where he
died a few days after admission.
He
urged private hostel developers to liase with school authorities
towards the development of a fallow piece of land near the
Polytechnic to house students.
Mr
Nunekpeku also appealed to the GETFund Board to release the GETFund
hostel to the school authorities to manage. When the GNA contacted
the Principal of the Polytechnic, Dr Kwasi Nsiah Gyabaah, he
confirmed the incident but declined to comment further.
GNA
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29.09.2006 08:39:43 / africanchild
 A young man
shot and seriously wounded by a military patrol team at Osu in
Accra on Tuesday is dead.
He passed away this morning at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital where
he was on admission.
Mark Nortey was shot in the head under mysterious circumstances
near the Ohene Djan Stadium, formerly the Accra Sports Stadium.
An eyewitness and friend of the 23-year-old the late Nortey told
JOY NEWS they were strolling near the stadium when the patrol team
opened fire.
Seva Stanley Pierre said he took to his heels for his life when
Nortey was shot.
He said the military personnel prevented onlookers from helping him
several minutes after he was shot.
The father of the victim, Augustus Nortey told JOY NEWS his son was
not an armed robber.
He said he believes in the laws of the land and hopes that whoever
shot and killed his son will be punished.
Mr. Nortey and his family returned to Ghana in 1990 following the
outbreak of war in Liberia.
When our news team visited the victim at Korle-Bu Wednesday
evening, the Nortey was in a critical condition and was being
prepared for surgery.
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28.09.2006 17:48:52 / africanchild
Nyinahin (Ash),
Sept. 28, GNA - A magistrate's court at Nyinahin has
sentenced Anthony Kwadwo, an 18-year-old driver's mate to
three months imprisonment for escaping from lawful custody.
He pleaded guilty.
Police Inspector Francis Kpaafah told the court presided over by Mr
Noble Nkrumah that on August 6, this year, Anthony was being
escorted by a policeman to dispose of human waste and while
returning to the police station, the accused who was handcuffed,
threw the pan away and took to his heels.
The prosecution said the accused was arrested two days later at
Abuakwa without the handcuff.
During interrogation he mentioned one Kwaku Mathias from Kofi
Nyamekrom as the person who helped to remove the handcuff but
Mathias denied ever seeing the accused.
Anthony then again mentioned one Kwaku whom he said cut the
handcuff but the said Kwaku could not be traced. The police have
since not retrieved the handcuff, the prosecution
added.
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28.09.2006 17:47:25 / africanchild
Nkawie (Ash), Sept.
28, GNA - A circuit court at Nkawie has sentenced a
23-year-old driver to six years imprisonment for unlawful
entry and stealing personal belongings worth six million
cedis at Adiembra and Anhwiafutu near Nyinahin.
Godwin Kwadwo pleaded guilty to the charges. Prosecuting, Police
Inspector Francis Kpaafah told the court presided over by Mr Noble
Nkrumah that Godwin, who was resident at Agric-Junction in Kumasi,
on August 28, this year went to Anhwiafutu, broke into the room of
Yaw Panin and stole his mobile phone and personal belongings worth
three million cedis.
The prosecution said on that same day the accused entered the room
of Madam Akua Konadu at Adiembra and also stole her personal
belongings and her Amanano Rural Bank passbook containing 3.1
million cedis. Luck, however, eluded Godwin as he met Madam Konadu
at the entrance of the room and took to his heels but was chased,
arrested and handed over to the police at Adiembra.
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