Top story: Bees have invaded and taken over Valco roundabout in Tema causing heavy vehicular traffic. According to reports, the bees are attacking anyone on sight causing many to abandon their cars and motorbikes. An elderly man is said to be in critical condition after the swarm of bees attacked him. A witness, Jonathan Tetteh, said motorists from the Tema Motorway have abandoned their cars for fear of being attacked.

Top story: 4 persons arrested in Akyem for stealing 1500 bags of cement meant for development projects in the town

Top story: Residents of Gomoa Nyanyano in the Gomoa East District of Central Region have been thrown into a state of shock after they discovered a 10 months old baby buried alive at the beach on Thursday evening.

The innocent baby was wrapped in white cloth and cotton wool put in her mouth, nose and ears.

Top story: A final year student of Kadjebi-Asato Senior High School (SHS), Evelyn Gadagoe, and three others have drowned in the Volta Lake at Kpando.

According to sources, she was travelling with 10 other people in a canoe, on Tuesday, when they were hit by a storm on the lake. Six people on the canoe survived but the student, together with three others did not.

Top story: 4 persons in the grips of police for stealing 2-week-old twin babies at Sefwi Wiawso.

Top story: A 19-year-old boy is on the verge of losing his finger or his life for wearing his friend’s ring made for spiritual purposes.

According to close relations, the victim reported that he found his friend’s ring lying on a table while they played video game at Kasoa Iron City.

Top story: The timely intervention of the police on Friday prevented a clash at the Ho Central Mosque between supporters of the two factions involved in the Volta Regional Chief Imam position.

Those in favour of Muniru Ali stormed the mosque to disrupt prayers being led by Alfa Anas Hamidu. This resulted in confusion between the two factions.

Top story: Patrick Job Asramah, an Oyarifa gay man dressed as a woman has been arrested by the police for what they described as “preparation to commit a crime of unnatural carnal knowledge”

According to the police report, one Ibrahim Bawah of Madina, led a Police Patrol team to arrest Job Asramah.

Top story: Two soldiers invaded a sand winning site in Kasoa with gunshots, leaving one dead and four others seriously injured.

Top story: The Madina District Court has remanded a man named Prince Charles Dedjoe into custody for murder despite his lawyers' efforts for bail.

The Magistrate, in refusing the bail, said that until the docket has gone to the Attorney General for advice, she has no power to grant bail.