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Friday, March 11, 2016 |
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Government imposes curfew on Akwatia
By Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot
Accra, Aug 17, Ghanadot - The Minister for the Interior, Cletus
Avoka, has imposed a curfew on the town of Akwatia.
This follows violent clashes on Sunday between supporters of the
ruling National Democratic Congress and the New Patriotic Party,
ahead of Tuesday's bye-election to be held in six polling
stations.
A statement from the Ministry of Information said the curfew
will be effective from 7pm to 6am and takes immediate effect.
The curfew will be effective in Akwatia and all environs within
a 5 mile radius.
The statement further added "Government regrets the deteriorated
security situation in Akwatia and has taken the decision to
impose a curfew in order to restore security and safeguard life
and property."
Ghanadot
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Government will promote respect for
human rights, champion the rule of law
Accra, Aug 16, Ghanadot - Vice President John Dramani
Mahama has underscored the commitment of the Mills
administration to uphold the constitution, promote respect
for human rights and champion the rule of law..
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We are ready for Akwatia
elections tomorrow-EC
Accra, Aug 17, Ghanadot - The Electoral Commission
(EC) has disclosed that all is set for the Akwatia election
re-run slated for Tuesday, August 18...More |
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Government imposes curfew on Akwatia
Accra, Aug 17, Ghanadot
- The Minister for the Interior, Cletus Avoka, has
imposed a curfew on the town of Akwatia. This follows
violent clashes on Sunday between supporters of the ruling
National Democratic Congress and the New Patriotic Party.
.More
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Are we seeing a better Ghana now?
Commentary, Aug 17, Ghanadot - If the above question were
asked today, I would have to say not yet. A better Ghana was
President Mills’ promise. But judging by what is going on at
Akwatia now that political promise is way off track....More |
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