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W/R Security Council places GH¢10,000 bounty for information
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W/R Security Council places GH¢10,000 bounty for information
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The Western Regional Security Council (Western REGSEC) has placed a GH₵10,000 bounty on the killers of one Charles Kwakye on Monday, April 12, at Amanful, a suburb of Takoradi.
The deceased, together with his wife, Monica Nda, were attacked by six armed men and were subsequently shot, leading to the death of Mr Kwakye.
The robbers, who were on board two unregistered motorbikes, bolted with valuables belonging to the two.
A statement issued by the Public Affairs Unit of the Western Regional Police Command on Wednesday, April 14, said, “Any person with such credible information should report to the nearest Police Station or call the Western Regional Police Command on telephone numbers 0249983333, 0244591076 and 0245961522.”
Western REGSEC Places GH₵10,000 Bounty On Takoradi Murder Suspects
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Minerals Commission to prosecute 15 persons for defying clay mining ban LISTEN
FEB 4, 2021
The Mining Taskforce of the Minerals Commission with support from the Shama District Assembly will this week commence its first prosecution of persons arrested for defying the ban on clay mining in the Shama District of the Western Region.
The ban instituted on January 19, 2021, follows the continuing devastation to the environment caused by illegal clay miners in the district for the past three years.
It is also to pave way for miners to acquire proper certification as well as operate with standards.
Speaking to
Citi News in Shama, Bismark Ekuam, an Assistant Officer for Mining Duties at the Minerals Commission who led the arrest at Supom-Dunkwa said 15 illegal clay miners were arrested during its routine site mine visits.