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PHOTOS: 5 CHINESE, 4 GHANAIAN ILLEGAL MINERS ARRESTED ON RIVER ANKOBRA

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'Powerful' Antoa gods stolen?

The 'strong room' of the powerful god, Antoa Nyama, in the Kwabre East District of the Ashanti Region has been raided by thieves who stole gold ornaments and other valuables worth thousands of cedis. It is not quite clear when exactly the thievery occurred, though it came to light yesterday. Six people in charge of the strong room were subsequently arrested by the police in connection with the theft. The incident has sent chills down the spines of inhabitants, who are wondering whether the name 'Antoa Nyama' did not invoke any fear in the thug thugs. Antoa Nyamaa is a popular river god deity with its shrine located at Antoa in the Ashanti Region in Ghana. DSP Emmanuel Aduboahen, Kenyasi District Police Commander confirmed the incident to The Ghanaian Times, and said the theft was strange, judging from where the strong room is located. DSP Aduboahen said the suspects had been granted police enquiry bail to assist in investigatio

VIDEO: AKUAPEMHENE FUNERAL_ trees mourn with bereaved family

Feverish preparations are underway for the final funeral rites of the late Okuapehene, Oseadeayo Nana Addo Dankwa II, who was called to eternity last year. The funeral is scheduled from today, February 1 to Monday, February 8, 2016 and is jointly being organised by the Akuapem North Municipal Assembly and the Akuapem South District Assembly in collaboration with the Akuapem Traditional Council. A visit by Hwenebobo Newsstand to Akropong, the seat of the paramount stool of Akuapem and venue for the funeral, revealed that most private houses and the palace had undergone massive facelifts, while trees and places of interest had been adorned with red calico, signifying a state of mourning. In order to ensure a successful funeral, the planning committee has come out with a number of decisions which include a dress code of either black or red, while those filing past the body of the late chief must remove their sandals or footwear. The public should also not put on ornaments,

MANASSEH WRITES: A critique of Akufo-Addo’s “Thank You” tour

When the much-vilified Old Man showed up again for the third time, his fate on the chopping board of the sharp-teethed babies and ill-bred adults was more predictable than the electoral results of Bantama or Ketu South. They said he was too old to contest. He contested. They said he was too sick to campaign, but he campaigned. When the young men lost their voices speaking softly, he screamed but still did not cough. They said he was so sick that after campaigning for one week, he would be flown out secretly to Great Britain or elsewhere in Europe for medical treatment. But he endured the rugged roads while others flew in helicopters. read more...

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