Three remanded over alleged cocaine hidden in gari
Three men have been remanded in Ghana after police allegedly found 869 slabs of suspected cocaine hidden in sacks of gari and cassava powder at a warehouse in Tema.
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Three men have been remanded in Ghana after police allegedly found 869 slabs of suspected cocaine hidden in sacks of gari and cassava powder at a warehouse in Tema.
Ghana’s Deputy Attorney-General says courts remain operational during the legal vacation, after the Ghana Bar Association urged judges not to proceed with cases when lawyers say they are unavailable.
Ghana’s Bar Association has asked Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie to ensure judges follow established rules governing the country’s legal vacation, particularly when lawyers have said they are unavailable to appear in court.
**Former Power Minister Kwabena Donkor says he never interacted with Asante Berko or received money from him, as Ghana prepares to investigate the local side of the US bribery case.**
The Office of the Special Prosecutor says its cooperation with the FBI underscores the growing role of Ghanaian authorities in cross-border corruption investigations.
**Thousands of visa and passport applicants were allegedly redirected to private platforms and charged unauthorised fees, generating $19.37m in irregular proceeds, a forensic audit by Ghana's Auditor-General has found.**
**ECG says parts of Accra will experience daily power cuts from 09:00 to 17:00 as it carries out a four-day maintenance exercise aimed at improving electricity supply reliability.**
Residents living along Ghana's Kpeshie Lagoon in Accra have been given 21 days to leave their homes or face demolition, as authorities step up efforts to tackle flooding and reclaim waterways.
A Ghanaian policy think tank is calling on the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority to suspend escalating charges for expired licences until it explains their legal basis and how the fees are calculated.