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2013-05-21

[N] Anglican Bishop of Accra lauds tolerance of Ga chiefs
[N] Government to reconstruct markets across the country
[N] Gov't Squeezes CSIR
[N] NGGL's Ahafo Mine helping to develop Afrisipa - Chief
[N] Government to investigate latest Kumasi killing - Ayariga
[N] Worakese Chiefs: Government paid us 27 million for lands acquired
[N] 10,000 smallholder farmers to benefit from PGHGSF project
[N] NADMO cautions residents of flood-prone areas

2013-05-20

[N] Work Now Starts At Permanent Site Of Volta Varsity
[N] Stop Twisting Facts About Supreme Court Case … JJ Warns Media Personnel
[N] Solar Power Is A Major Saviour To Ghana’s Energy Requirements
[N] Queenmother Cries Over Galamsey
[N] Minority Leader Fires Woyome
[N] 13 yr old forced into marriage to replace her elder sister
[N] Ghana losing millions every month through questionable contracts at GYEEDA
[N] Otumfuo Condemns Politicization Ghanaian Society  
[N] EU, US Reject Ghanaian Exports – Due To Non-Compliance With Standards
[N] Prez Mahama orders investigations into 'abnormal' fires
[N] Government to roll out measures to improve revenue mobilization
[N] NDC Demands Suspension Of KPMG Audit

2013-05-19

[N] Ekumfi District benefits from GH˘1.2 million pineapple growing project
[N] Kweku Baako, Inusah Fuseini disagree over which party is bad loser
[N] LILIMED holds post-surgery clinic for cured lepers
[N] Microsoft holds NGOs Connection Day in Accra
[N] CEO of DVLA tasks staff to ensure quality service delivery
[N] Police arrests soldier for slapping Community Police woman  
[N] Retrenched GPHA workers petition President over unpaid gratuity
[N] Ashaiman Police Command arrests land guards and crime suspects
[N] God has chosen Ghana as a model for Africa - Rev Prof Agbozo
[N] Ghana loosing exports to EU and US

2013-05-18

[N] High Court Judge hands over lawyer and auctioneer to Police CID
[N] Aggrieved mother accuses KATH doctors of paralyzing her baby
[N] AGI disagrees with Govt's decision not to protect local business from competion
[N] Ghana to pilot climate change and health projects
[N] Ministerial taskforce must not be used to witch haunt legal Chinese firms - GCFU
[N] Kumasi security strategy not convincing - Dr. Anning
[N] Akufo-Addo Pledges To Accept Supreme Court Verdict

2013-05-16

[N] IMF predicts exciting times for the Ghanaian economy this year
[N] Yamoah Ponkoh, MCE Battle Over Post
[N] Atuguba charges on lead counsel - we are in charge
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General News

[ 2012-06-29 ]

Five Police recruits run over by vehicle
Reports reaching Citi News indicate that about
five Police recruits have been badly injured when
a BMW saloon car rammed into them while on a
routine morning exercise session.

The incident occurred in the Eastern Regional
capital town of Koforidua.

The incident occurred when a contingent of 120
police recruits who were jogging as part of police
training were run into by the speeding BMW vehicle
with registration number, GW 5601 P.

According to Citi News’ Eastern Regional
correspondent, Kwame Appiah-Kubi, the victims have
been transferred to the Koforidua Government
hospital for treatment.

The Eastern Regional Minister, Hon. Victor Smith
and the Regional Police Commander, DCOP Gyamera
Yeboah are currently at the hospital to appraise
themselves of the situation.



Source - Citifmonline


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