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Friday, March 11, 2016 |
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$37m Ghanaian drug bust in
Hamburg
Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot
Accra, March 27, Ghanadot - Authentic reports
reaching Ghanadot revealed that German customs stumbled across
28 million euros (37 million dollars) worth of illegal drugs
hidden amongst seven tonnes of pineapples in Hamburg harbour.
“While unloading a ship from Ghana, we came across a container
full of pineapples meant to be delivered to a fashion boutique
in Western Germany,” custom official, Dietmar Schulze said.
“It seemed bizarre that a clothing store would order 15 tonnes
of pineapples so we launched an investigation.”
Scanning and searching the container revealed that it contained
five and a half tonnes of marijuana as well as 18 kilograms
hashish—both preparations of cannabis. Schulze said it was the
biggest drug bust for more than 15 years.
Meanwhile, investigations are ongoing to arrest those who were
involved in the drug trade.
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Manhyia official shot
dead, police believed assassination
Kumasi, March 26, Ghanadot - Opanyin Kwabena Akosa,
one of the official bearers of concoctions at the Manhyia
palace has been shot dead on his way to his home. The
incident occurred ahead of an official programme of the
Manhyia palace scheduled to take place on Monday, March 26
2009.
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Independent body needed to investigate complaints against
police
Ho, March 27, Ghanadot/GNA - Nana Kwasi Agyepong, the
Business Development Manager of the Ghana Integrity
Initiative (GII), on Thursday suggested that independent
bodies should investigate complaints against police
personnel....More |
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Alleged tragedy at Tarkwa, six Galamsey
Miners Trapped
Accra, March 27, Ghanadot - Tragedy has hit Tarkwa, a gold
mining community in the Western Region of Ghana, as about six
‘galamsey’ miners are reported trapped in a mining pit in the
area. ....More
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Ministry to tackle "sakawa"
Accra, March 26, Ghanadot/GNA – Mr. Haruna Iddrisu,
Minister of Communications, on Thursday said the issue of cyber
crime and internet fraud, popularly known as “sakawa” would be
given serious attention....More |
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