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Friday, March 11, 2016 |
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Three people
arrested over Ministry of Foreign Affairs inferno
Audrey Micah, Ghanadot
Accra, Oct 22, Ghanadot - Three people have been arrested in
connection with Wednesday’s inferno at the Foreign Affairs
Ministry.
The three middle-aged men were picked up Thursday Morning by the
Greater Accra Regional Police Command.
Sources say the three suspects were seen at the precincts of the
ministry a few hours before the conflagration.
The Multi Storey building, which houses the Foreign Affairs
Ministry in Accra, was on Wednesday, October, 21, completely
gutted by fire.
When Ghanadot visited the area in the early hours of the
morning, the ten-storey building has been downed leaving behind
its "skeletal" remains.
Mr. Mohammed Mumuni, Foreign Affairs Minister described the
incident as "a huge disaster of huge proportions" which has
"serious implications."
It is important to establish exactly what has happened to
ascertain whether it was an act of God or an act of man."
Ghanadot
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How Ghana missed the Mo Ibrahim
award this year
Commentary, Oct 21, Ghanadot - The Mo Ibrahim
award, in reality, is the culmination of African
political leadership games. Call it the African
Political Olympics or The World Cup. Unlike the eleven
players ....More |
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Mo Ibrahim Foundation partners AUCC to establish governance
module
Accra, Oct. 20, Ghanadot/GNA - The management of Mo Ibrahim
Foundation has approved 12,980 dollars grant for the
establishment of a media and governance module at the Journalism
and Media Department of African University College of
Communication (AUCC) in Accra. ....More
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Fire razes Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs building to
the ground
Accra, Oct 22, Ghanadot - Fire on Wednesday evening razed the
entire 10-storeyed building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
in Accra... ...More |
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Three people
arrested over Ministry of Foreign Affairs inferno
Accra, Oct 22, Ghanadot - Three people have been arrested in
connection with Wednesday’s inferno at the Foreign Affairs
Ministry.
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