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The Head of Communications at the Presidency, Stan Xoese Dogbe, has been accused of masterminding the murder of the late Member of Parliament for Abuakwa North, John Boakye Danquah-Adu.

The elders posited a while back that when two elephants fight it is the ground which suffers. The ground is bound to suffer because of the bulkiness of the two beats and their clumsiness.

Founder and leader of International Godsway Ministries, Bishop Daniel Kwadwo Obinim has warned persons lambasting him over his ‘snake’ comment to either quit or face the wrath of God.

Police in Mampong in the Ashanti region have expressed remorse for mistakenly killing a teacher of the Midwifery school and his brother.

Francis Gbeneh, the teacher mistaken for a robber and shot lay supine at the Mampong Government hospital. He felt a spreading numbness through his leg, through his thigh. It was heading for his heart.

Some residents of the Muslim community at Tafo in Kumasi on Wednesday afternoon clashed with some loyalists of the Tafo traditional council over disagreements on a piece of land at the Tafo cemetery.

President John Dramani Mahama said on Wednesday that he would commit murder and go to prison if anybody attempted to marry off his underage daughter.

The elder brother of President John Mahama, Alfred Mahama has reportedly been involved in an accident and has been admitted at the 37 military hospital.

Mampong in the Ashanti Region has been thrown in state of mourning after the police shot a teacher and his brother dead after mistaking them for armed robbers.

Member of Parliament (MP) for Kpandai, Honourable Matthew Nyidam, has described as unacceptable the inability of the leadership of parliament to ensure the provision of adequate security for parliamentarians.

"As Article 71 office holders, MPs are entitled to similar privileges as members of the executive but unlike them, we are often left to cater for our own security and the leadership over the year has done nothing about it", Mr Nyidam explained.

Speaking on Adom TV's Pampaso on the murder of Abuakwa North MP, J.B. Danquah, he said, since the work of MPs has similar risks like that of ministers, it is imperative that parliamentarians also had police escorts to ensure their safety.

"The circumstances surrounding J.B.'s death suggest that we need better security. He wouldn't have died if he had a police officer guarding him and we are going to raise the issue on the floor of parliament till something is done", he added.

"Why do we want to spend so much money on by-elections when those same amounts could have been used to beef up the MPs security ensure his safety?", he questioned.

An NDC communicator, Mr Kwaku Boahen, however, disagreed stating that"if all Article 71 office holders were to be provided with police escorts, there would not be enough police officers to ensure the safety of the general citizenry".

He advised MPs and all other political office holders to live with caution since "their positions are very enviable".

It has emerged that while patients are dying at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital for a lack of equipment, about GH₵700,000 worth of equipment are deteriorating in boxes.

The 2016 presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Friday, February 5, 2016, joined the chiefs and people of Shai Osudoku in mourning the late Paramount Chief and President of the traditional area, Nene Klagbordjor V.

Socio-political non-partisan pressure group, OccupyGhana, has backed its words with action by resorting to court action to compel the Attorney-General make public all information surrounding the recent Smartty’s Bus branding of 116 Metro Mass Transit buses.

Charles Darku, the Managing Director of Tullow Ghana has been named the 2015 MAN OF THE YEAR at a ceremony in Accra.

The National Security Secretariat moved to calm nerves on Monday after reports emerged in a section of the media that an Islamic scholar with alleged terrorism links had been preaching in the country.