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23/07/2025

Despite his 4-year-old son's plea to spare his life, Akua Afriyie, pushed him into a well to end his life to pave way for her to marry a man she so desired. It will be recalled that Akua Afriyie, 23, drowned his son in a well at Karlo, a community in the Suaman District of the Western North Region. Reports indicate that the reason behind Afriyie's action was to enable her get the opportunity to marry a guy she so desired. The young woman who had left Karlo for some time, returned recently with her son just to kill him and become childless. This was to make her a suitable choice for a man who wanted a lady without a child to marry. The plea of her child to spare his life initially touched her, but later, reconsidered the decision and killed him. She is currently in police custody to assist with investigations. Could Akua be mentally unstable?

A student of Zuarungu SHS of the Bolgatanga East District in the Upper East region has allegedly escaped with a rifle of...
22/07/2025

A student of Zuarungu SHS of the Bolgatanga East District in the Upper East region has allegedly escaped with a rifle of a policeman. The suspected student is said to have managed to escape while he was being transported to the police station along with three other students.
The arrest was made during the recent violent clash between the Gurune and Kusasi students on Sunday, July 20, over an alleged mobile phone theft.
According to reports, the altercation escalated into a full blown brawl, resulting in the burning of some school structures and heightened tensions across the campus, leading to the closure of Zuarungu SHS.
The Ghana Police Service has launched a manhunt for the unidentified student.
What is the student going to use the rifle for?

21/07/2025

At Karlo, a community in the Suaman District of the Western North Region, a 23-year-old woman is alleged to have pushed her son into a well, killing him.
It is reported that, while the Assembly Member of the area was reporting the incident at the Dadieso Police Station, the suspect, Akua Afriyie arrived claiming her son had accidentally fallen into a well.
After establishing that Afriyie was the mother of the boy, she was subsequently arrested as initial police interrogations and eyewitness account suggested she may have deliberately pushed the child into the well. What on earth will push a mother kill her own son this way?

Kwasi Awuah Gorman, a 17-year-old student of St. Joseph Technical Institute at Kwahu Tafo has been stabbed to death by h...
21/07/2025

Kwasi Awuah Gorman, a 17-year-old student of St. Joseph Technical Institute at Kwahu Tafo has been stabbed to death by his close friend.
The suspect, Stephen Opuni aka Sugar is said to have stabbed the neck of Kwasi during a dispute over money.
According to an eyewitness account, Kwasi was with four friends when an altercation ensued over money. Suddenly, he started screaming that he had been stabbed while he held his neck.
Police in Kwahu Tafo acted swiftly to arrest the suspect, "Sugar" who is currently in custody and assisting with investigation. Could there be more to Sugar's wicked act? Possibly drugs?

Abdulai Kadiri, a mechanic at Prampram in the Greater Accra Region has killed his 9-month-old baby girl after 'feeding' ...
21/07/2025

Abdulai Kadiri, a mechanic at Prampram in the Greater Accra Region has killed his 9-month-old baby girl after 'feeding' her with acid. Kadiri's girlfriend, Doris Amatey had earlier refused to abort the pregnancy. It is reported that, three months into their relationship in 2020, Kadiri asked Doris to abort the pregnancy when he found out, but she refused. In further effort to get Doris to effect the abortion, Kadiri claimed he had paid a doctor at the Tema General Hospital, but his girlfriend still refused. Unhappy about Doris's refusal, Kadiri stopped visiting her, but he continued to support her financially for antenatal care. Kadiri did not attend his baby's naming ceremony but only sent Ghc350 and called Doris to give the name of the child as Muniratu Awudu. A day after the ceremony, Kadiri is said to have showed-up unexpectedly and carried the baby when she was crying. Doris then dashed to take a bath. While taking her bath, she heard a loud cry by the baby and rushed to the room, only to find the child in the hands of Kadiri with a discoloured mouth. When asked what had happened, Kadiri said the toddler was vomiting. Doris rushed the baby to the Prampram Polyclinic where it was detected that it had been given a corrosive substance believed to be acid which had burnt the cloth the baby was wrapped with. They were referred to the Tema General Hospital and later, the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, but died while on admission. Kadiri has been sentenced to life imprisonment. What at all could be wrong with Kadiri?

These armed robbers slit the neck of a policewoman and robbed her of her iPhone XR at Tema. Identified as Mustapha Abu, ...
18/07/2025

These armed robbers slit the neck of a policewoman and robbed her of her iPhone XR at Tema. Identified as Mustapha Abu, an automechanic, and Sadat Mohammed Issah, an electrician. They rode on a motorbike when they accosted Lance Corporal Confidence Tetteh while she was returning from an evening church service. Wielding a machete, Mustapha who was riding on the pilion placed the weapon on the officer's neck, and asked her, ''your life or your phone'. Lance Corporal Tetteh, stationed at Tema Community Two did not give in, and Mustapha reportedly slashed her neck close to the throat and inflicted a deep wound on her before robbing her of her iPhone XR. Mustapha Abu and Sadat Mohammed were later arrested the same day, and a search on them led to the retrieval of Lance Corporal Tetteh's iPhone and three other phones belonging to unknown victims. What emboldens teenagers to commit heinous crimes?

17/07/2025

A 23-year-old boy has been arrested for killing and allegedly drinking the blood of an elderly man at Kansaworodo, a suburb of Sekondi-Takoradi in the Western Region. According to eyewitnesses, the young boy, identified as Nana Kwame stabbed the deceased, 69-year-old Francis Quarm with a pair of scissors and sucked the blood oozing out as he shouted 'I need blood'. The eyewitnesses, a couple, who are tenants in the deceased's house said they couldn't overpower the aggressive suspect and had to call for help to tame him. Nana Kwame is said to have pounded her mother a day before he carried out the murder. The injured mother said her son, who had promised to end their poverty, left home and returned after a long time acting strangely, only to assault her over a mobile phone and committing the murder. Nana Kwame is reported to be mentally deranged and has since been arrested. What the crave for money can lead to!

A 53-year-old man, Alhaji Abdulai Sayuti, who was arrested for unlawful possession and sale of pharmaceutical drugs has ...
17/07/2025

A 53-year-old man, Alhaji Abdulai Sayuti, who was arrested for unlawful possession and sale of pharmaceutical drugs has collapsed in court.
He was arrested on Tuesday, July 15, 2025 during an intelligence-led operation at Victory cinema near Aboabo, where he operates an over-the-counter chemical shop.
Alhaji Sayuti was arraigned before court on Wednesday 16, where he pleaded guilty to charges of possessing and selling restricted drugs without authorization.
He reportedly collapsed during court proceedings and was rushed to the Tamale Teaching Hospital for medical attention.
A search at his shop by the police uncovered blisters of tramadol and blisters of tramaking both classified as restricted under Ghanaian law.
Upon further investigation at his residence at Fuo, a suburb of Tamale, a warehouse containing 447 boxes of tramadol and 11 boxes of tramaking were discovered. Are there any legal reliefs for accused persons who collapse under the weight of the evidence? Especially when their health could be in danger if there is a full trial?

The Ajumako District Police Command has launched a manhunt for an unidentified woman, believed to be in her 50's. The wo...
17/07/2025

The Ajumako District Police Command has launched a manhunt for an unidentified woman, believed to be in her 50's. The woman was captured on CCTV camera allegedly stealing an 11-month-old baby during market day at Ajumako market in the Central region.
The CCTV footage shows the woman walking swiftly from the market after luring the baby's caregiver into a conversation.
According to the child's mother, Esi Sekyiwa, she had left the child in the care of her sister-in-law while selling cassava at the market.
It is alleged that the suspect approached the caregiver under the pretense of offering help, but took advantage of the moment of distraction to flee with the child.
The distraught mother asked those nearby if they had found her child or the woman, but no one saw them.
Upon reviewing the CCTV footage, the family members confirmed that the woman was seen leaving the market with the baby.
The family has appealed to the Ghana Police Service and relevant authorities to help locate the missing child. What is this world turning into?

These four individuals are said to have lynched a 70-year-old woman, Noab Bilatukin whom they accused of witchcraft at S...
16/07/2025

These four individuals are said to have lynched a 70-year-old woman, Noab Bilatukin whom they accused of witchcraft at Sangbana, a community in the Bukpurugu/Yunyoo District.
The suspects Suuk Jakwa, 67, Banyiwoo Ntookwib, 32, Moapya Kwagyip, 30, and Amos Nlaji, 29, allegedly conspired with others currently on the run to violently attack the deceased.
They accused her of being a witch who cast spells in the community and fled the scene after the act. The four suspects are currently in police grips assisting with investigations. Do witches and wizards still exist in this age and time?

A staff member of the Ghana High Commission in Nigeria, Freda Arnong, has died following a brutal assault by suspected “...
15/07/2025

A staff member of the Ghana High Commission in Nigeria, Freda Arnong, has died following a brutal assault by suspected “one-chance” criminals after boarding a commercial taxi in Abuja.
The incident occurred on the evening of 1 July, at about 7 p.m., when Ms Arnong boarded a commercial vehicle in The Federal Capital Territory. Unaware of the danger, she entered a vehicle already occupied by four unidentified men.
According to a statement from the Ghana High Commission in Nigeria, the vehicle veered off its intended route shortly after departure. Ms Arnong was later found unconscious and severely injured around 11 p.m. along Abuja's Airport Road near Moshood Abiola Stadium by a good Samaritan, who rushed her to the hospital.
Despite emergency medical care, Ms Arnong succumbed to her injuries six days after the attack.
What measures is the Ghanaian High Commission taking to ensure the safety of its staff members?

15/07/2025

Patricia Asiamah, aka, Nana Agradaa has appeared before the Amasaman Circuit Court seeking bail pending an appeal against her 15-year prison sentence. Unfortunately, the Court did not grant the bail request. Agradaa's lawyer, Richard Asare Baffour has however indicated that despite the decision of the court, they will still pursue the Appeal.

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