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The United Nations Youth Association-Ghana (UNYA), has inducted new executive members with a call for truth and discipline in executing their roles.
The inductees, to steer the affairs of the association for one year, were admonished among other things to help maintain the status-quo of peace and security in the nation.
Lawyer Edward Osei, who inducted the executive members, also counselled them to work in accordance with the association’s rules and regulations.
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The Country Head of UNYA-Ghana, Ms. Lilian Sally Addo, congratulated the newly sworn in executive members and charged them to see themselves as agents of change in their jurisdiction.
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The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office recently put out another call for information in the unsolved case of Little Miss Panasoffkee.
Her body was found 50 years ago last month beside Interstate 75 in the shallow waters of the lake for which she is named.
Some of her secrets have come to light over the years as forensic scientists applied new techniques.
ELKTON â On Saturday, around 65 people gathered in front of the Cecil County Sheriffâs office to demand Corporal Bryan Shockeyâs firing. Cecil Solidarity organized the protest after the release of dashcam footage showing Shockey using what they consider to be excessive force during a traffic stop against Tyreke Collier.
âWeâre here because we have work to do. And what Sheriff Adams doesnât understand is that you are an elected official,â said Christine Givens, president of Cecil Solidarity. âYou work for us. When you are an elected official, you have a responsibility to adhere to what weâre saying. We have demands, and for weeks now, youâve ignored us.â