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Monument feud tied to DA race in Castle Rock - Vimarsana News

Monument feud tied to DA race in Castle Rock

The Monument Town Council lodged a formal complaint against the law license of an attorney it previously hired to investigate allegations of electioneering. His wife is running for DA in Castle Rock.

Source: koaa.com
Breaking The Eight: A Woman Running Mate Consideration Is Key To The New Patriotic Party - Vimarsana News

Breaking The Eight: A Woman Running Mate Consideration Is Key To The New Patriotic Party

Breaking The Eight: A Woman Running Mate Consideration Is Key To The New Patriotic Party 

Ghana Tourism Authority hosts draw for upcoming 50th Anniversary Industry fun games - Vimarsana News

Ghana Tourism Authority hosts draw for upcoming 50th Anniversary Industry fun games

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Cape Coast residents warned against open defecation near the Castle - Vimarsana News

Cape Coast residents warned against open defecation near the Castle

The Ghana Museums and Monument Board (GMMB), has expressed worry over the increasing phenomenon of open defecation in the eastern side of the Cape Coast Castle. GMMB said the unfortunate practice threatened tourism drive and the sanctity of the magnificent historical edifice and perpetrators would not be spared when caught.…

Cape Coast residents upbeat about Kamala Harris' visit - Vimarsana News

Cape Coast residents upbeat about Kamala Harris' visit

Residents of Cape Coast are optimistic about US Vice President, Kamala Harris’ visit to the ancient city on Tuesday, March 28, hoping for an economic and tourism boost and enhanced international recognition.