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After being denied bail by an Accra Circuit Court today, September 14, Aisha Huang’s friend and compatriot, who is known as the notorious Galamsey queen, passed out in public. One of the suspects indicted alongside Aisha, Jong Li Hua, collapsed during the court. Aisha, also known as En Huang, pleaded not guilty to the accusation of engaging in illegal mining and selling of minerals without a license.

The Akyem Kade police in the Kwaebibirem Municipality of the Eastern Region have arrested a 42-year-old Osei Kojo Forson who went to a funeral ground with a pump action gun. The suspect fired several warning shots and threatened to kill the chief of Akyem Kade, Osaaberima Agyare Tenadu II which made everyone at the funeral run helter-skelter.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo is unwavering in his resolve to build a National Cathedral in Ghana. “We will surely build the [National] Cathedral,” President Akufo-Addo stressed. According to him, the project is dear to his heart and will ensure that the facility is built to glorify God.

A young woman who has only been identified as Christabel has been murdered by a gang of ghetto boys in Konongo. The young Ghetto boys who murdered her are reported to be her friends who she had been frequently buying weed from.

The Vice President of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), Clement Boateng, has urged the Bank of Ghana to put in measures to monitor and regulate the movement of money from the Afexim loan facility.

The Police, through days of intelligence operations, on Tuesday 6th September, 2022 retrieved one of the excavators that was reported missing at Ellembelle in the Western Region. A team of operations and intelligence officers working day and night discovered the missing excavator several kilometres into a forest within the Ellembelle District.

An aggrieved policeman, Sergeant Yahaya Osman, stationed at Asante Mampong has invoked curses on his commander, Superintendent Stephen Boadu. Two others, only identified as Asare and Atta Gadafi have also not been spared.

The chiefs and people of Gomoa Fetteh have made another history with their annual Ahobaakese festival which saw thousands from all walks of life in attendance. The festival has over the years had an impressive climax with its famous Atopa dance known in local parlance as Akosualontoba.

Ranking Member on Parliament’s Education Committee, Clement Abas Apaak, has said the management of some public universities is sleeping on their duties. This comes on the back of the Auditor General’s 2021 report, which found that some public universities were running unaccredited courses.