The main suspect killer of Capt Mahama arrested

A 30-year-old heavily-built man suspected to have participated in a mob action that led to the gruesome death of an army officer, Captain Maxwell Mahama, at Denkyira-Obuase in the Upper Denkyira West District of the Central Region, has been apprehended.

Charles Kwasi Buah was said to have fled Denkyira-Obuase after the widely-condemned mob action on Monday and sought refuge at Awutu Dominase, near Kasoa in the same region, but luck run out for him when his girlfriend allegedly tipped off the police about his presence.

He was quickly apprehended and taken first to the Ojobi Police Station before being transferred to the

We lost the election because of greed, corruption and betrayal of the June 4th - J.J Rawlings

Rawlings calls for complete overhaul of NDC
Former President, Jerry John Rawlings
Former President and founder of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Jerry John Rawlings, is calling for a complete overhaul of his party.

According to him, this is the only way the party could come back strong for the

Wa Kingmakers honour the Fmr Prez JJ Rawlings a Chief "Bagrepie Naa"

Kingmakers of the Waala traditional council have enskined former president Jerry John Rawlings as a chief in the Wa Naa’s paramountcy.

The enskinment was done at a short ceremony when the former president visited the Wa Naa’s Palace as part of activities to mark the commemoration of the 38th-anniversary of June 4th in Wa.

Naa Seidu Braimah, paramount chief of the Guli Traditional area, speaking on behalf the kingmakers after the

Capt Mahama's lynched, The woman who torched capt Mahama's body arrested

The woman who allegedly torched Captain Maxwell Mahama’s body after he was lynched at Denkyira-boase has been arrested.

She was arrested Friday night, the Central regional Police commander DCOP David Ampabeni told Starr News’ Kwaku Baah-Acheamfour.

The suspect was seen in the murder footage lighting the remains of the soldier with a match.

The arrest brings the total number of Denkyira-boase residents arrested in connection with the murder to 18.

Already, seven out of the 18 have been remanded into Police custody after they were charged with

Attorney General place a new charge on JB Danquah's killers

New evidence found against the two suspected killers of former Member of Parliament of Abuakwa North Constituency have landed them back in court, two days after they were discharged.

Daniel Asiedu and Vincent Bossu, who were arrested as the prime suspects in the stabbing to death of Joseph Boakye Danquah-Adu, were discharged last Tuesday, May 30 following a nolle prosequi filed by the

Mahama last minute car purchase, abrogate contract will cost Ghana $9.185m

There are fears Ghana may soon be slapped with a judgment debt if it fails to go ahead and honor a contract for the purchase of a fleet of cars for the Presidency.

Documents sighted by Citi News, reveal that the contract, which will cost the Ghanaian tax payer nine million one hundred and eighty five thousand dollars, was awarded by the erstwhile government on the 3rd of January, 2017 to Amalgamated Security Services LTD for the purchase of 43 vehicles for the Presidency. However, the contract is in limbo following a recent moratorium placed on the purchase of new vehicles by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo – Addo.

The President Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo – Addo through

Joyce Antwi arrested for attempting to kill her business partner she owes Ghc 99,000

A woman has been arrested by the Ashanti Regional Police Command after a man she allegedly contracted to murder someone tipped off the police.

The suspect, Joyce Antwi, aged 41, was arrested by police on Saturday, May 27. According to the police, the suspect contacted the purported assassin to kill her business partner who she owed GHc 99,000.

Joyce Antwi received the said amount in October 2015 for the expansion of her business, and promised to pay back her debt by April 2017.

Ashanti Regional Police Commander, DCOP Ken Yeboah, said Joyce Antwi informed the supposed assassin on the