The Gbetsile Circuit Court has sentenced four robbers, Richard Dzikum, Prosper Ahiadorme, Zorh Believe, and Frank Galley, to 16 years imprisonment each for engaging in robbery.
The court, presided over
Togbe Dzogolo Atiamoah II, the Dufia of Mafi Dzogolokope and its allied towns in the Central Tongu District of the Volta Region, has admonished the youth to avoid social vices
Professor Kwesi Torpey, Dean of the School of Public Health of the University of Ghana, Legon, has called on the government to be strategic in dealing with the triple burden
The Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights (ARHR) and its Partners are working on an initiative to promote gender-equitable and intersectional approaches to policy implementation, programming, review, and accountability in Ghana.
About 14 drug addicts in Ahinsan and its environs in the Asokwa Municipality, have offered to undergo rehabilitation after receiving counselling from officials of the Narcotics Control Commission.
According to
More than 150 Cedrela, mahogany, and prekese seedlings have been planted by the youth of Okrakwajo in the Okere North District, led by Mr Samuel Obiri, a former Assembly Member.
The Gbetsile Circuit Court has sentenced four robbers, Richard Dzikum, Prosper Ahiadorme, Zorh Believe, and Frank Galley, to 16 years imprisonment each for engaging in robbery.
The court, presided over
Togbe Dzogolo Atiamoah II, the Dufia of Mafi Dzogolokope and its allied towns in the Central Tongu District of the Volta Region, has admonished the youth to avoid social vices
Professor Kwesi Torpey, Dean of the School of Public Health of the University of Ghana, Legon, has called on the government to be strategic in dealing with the triple burden
The Alliance for Reproductive Health Rights (ARHR) and its Partners are working on an initiative to promote gender-equitable and intersectional approaches to policy implementation, programming, review, and accountability in Ghana.
About 14 drug addicts in Ahinsan and its environs in the Asokwa Municipality, have offered to undergo rehabilitation after receiving counselling from officials of the Narcotics Control Commission.
According to
More than 150 Cedrela, mahogany, and prekese seedlings have been planted by the youth of Okrakwajo in the Okere North District, led by Mr Samuel Obiri, a former Assembly Member.
