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Expressway project set to start - Armed Forces to be major sub-contractors (opens the original)
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The ambitious Accra-Kumasi Expressway project found expression in tangible terms yesterday as the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) handed over the 175.6-kilometre cleared right-of-way to the Ministry of Roads and Highways for the start of actualconstruction. The major road infrastructure project will serve as Ghana's first six-lane, access-controlled tolled expressway. The first in the country and designed for speeds up to 120km/h, the highway is intended to cut travel time by 50 per cent by bypassing t
Ashanti: Police arrest six suspects in robbery syndicate (opens the original)
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Six members and associates of an armed robbery syndicate suspected to be operating in the Ashanti Region have been arrested by the police. The suspects have been named by the police as Philip Nyarko, alias “Kawawa”, aged 23, Hadi Samed, alias “Toronto”, aged 20; Issahaku Musah, alias “Isak”, aged 23; Suraj Mohammed, alias “Baba Nde”, alias “Trouble”, aged 27. The rest are Hadi Abdul Majeed, alias “Panie”, aged 23 and Foster Owusu Afriyie, alias “Joe Fraizer”, aged 45. At a press briefing in Kums
Accra-Kumasi bypass project: Roads minister cautions against influencing property owners to reject compensation (opens the original)
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The Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, has cautioned surveyors against influencing property owners to reject the government's compensation packages to pave the way for the completion of the existing Accra-Kumasi bypass road project. He said one of the challenges the project was facing was property owners turning down compensation offers, stating that after relevant agencies had taken inventory, evaluated and put values on properties for compensation to be paid under the law,
Six Obuasi Sec Tech students arrested after attack on headmaster and destruction of property (opens the original)
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Six students suspected to have played various roles in a rampage and a physical attack on the headmaster of the Obuasi Senior High Technical School have been arrested by the police, Some students of the school in the early hours of Wednesday (August 5) attacked the headmaster, Abdulai Zakaria, following a violent confrontation. They had accused the headmaster of engaging in ritual activities on campus. After physically attacking the headmaster, they entered his bungalow and destroyed property, i
Modernise chieftaincy cases adjudication — Asantehene (opens the original)
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The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has said the machinery of chieftaincy adjudication of cases requires urgent modernisation to ensure the speedy resolution of cases brought before chiefs. Addressing a Supreme Court @150 anniversary lecture series at the Manhyia Palace yesterday, he said judicial committees of houses of chiefs must be trained and, where necessary, reformed. By so doing, he said, "It will ensure that chieftaincy disputes are resolved with the speed and finality that both litig
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