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52 Suspects Arrested in Accra Ahead of Easter

The Accra Regional Police Command has arrested 52 suspects and impounded 44 motorbikes in a special operation within its jurisdiction, as part of efforts to stop violent crimes ahead of the Easter holidays.

The operation which began with the East Legon District on Wednesday ahead of Easter led to the arrest of 31 motorbikes for various offences, including riding without license, without road worthy certificate and without insurance.


On Thursday ahead of Easter, 52 suspects were also arrested at Kotobabi Wembley, Circle Neoplan Station and Adabraka Sahara in an operation undertaken by the Accra Regional Operations.

Motorbikes numbering 13, some unregistered were impounded. Some mobile phones suspected to have been stolen were also retrieved in addition to substances believed to be contraband.
The suspects are undergoing screening for further action. Due processes are being followed.

Source:GPS

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Parts of Accra to experience Dumsor for 7 days starting from February 11 to 5 March (Check list)

The Electricity Company of Ghana has on February 9,2021 announced to the general public that there will be power cuts to some parts of Accra starting from February 11 to 5 March.

According to the Electricity Service Provider, it forms part of a collaboration with the Millennium Development Authority (MIDA) to undertake interruptions in power supply to interconnect load from the Pokuase Bulk Supply Point (BSP) to the Kanda and Airport Substations aimed at improving reliability and customer end voltage.

In view of that, these areas will be interrupted: Roman Ridge, Parts of Airport Residential, Air Site Hotel, Primrose Palace and its environs, ECG Roman Ridge District Office, Accra Girls, Mamobi, Kotobabi Poli Clinic, Ghana Institution of Engineers, Ebony, Abavana Down, Kotobabi Down, Modex Filling Station, Alajo, Tobinco Pharmaceuticals and Parts of Tesano.

Source: Smartandstuck.com

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Central Region Tailors Association mad over SHS uniforms in the region contracted to Accra Tailors

According to Cape Coast Tailors Association and Central Region Tailors Association, all the uniforms of SHS students in the region are being sewed in Accra.

It seems in Ghana, everything is all about Accra. We can’t even sow our own unforms for our schools in our region too? Should this also be done in Accra? We have Cape Coast Technical University, Cape Coast Technical Institute, Biriwa Vocational Technical Institute, Asuansi Technical Institute who are all offering Fashion Design and Tailoring courses to their students. In addition, we have top fashion designers like Sharp look designs, Sab fashion etc in Cape Coast and all over the Region. Won’t this create job and reduce the burden of always going to Accra to get employed?

All the money collected from our tourists sites in the region are sent to Accra. Now, we can’t get the opportunity to sow the uniforms of our own schools too? Everything in Cape Coast/Central Region goes to Accra but nothing from Accra comes to Cape Coast/Central Region. Should we always depend on Accra for the betterment of our dear city and Region?

We plead with our respected Central Region House of Chiefs, the Chief of Cape Coast Osabarima Kwesi Atta, Central Regional Minister, all the MMDCE’S and all the Mp’s in the region to make sure our tailors and fashion designers get the opportunity to sow the uniforms of our own schools.

Source: Cape Coast Oguaa