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  This week, some police and city officials took to the streets of Madina, to punish pedestrians who refused to use the pedestrian footbridges but instead resorted to crossing the road at unauthorised areas which has been causing a heavy vehicular traffic especially at Zongo junction. Culprits were made to sweep the streets amidst educating them on the need to use pedestrian footbridges. A pedestrian is made to sweep the Madina Zongo Juntion intersection Greater Accra Regional Minister's initiative The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Mr. Henry Quartey, has set out to tackle the issues that...

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  The usual street procession held after the Good Friday church service in Sekondi was absent this time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The principal streets of Sekondi were quiet as members of orthodox churches could not embark on their symbolic walk of Jesus Christ to Calvary. The congregants were clad in black and red to signify sorrow and sadness of the crucifixion of Jesus more than 2000 years ago. At the Wesley Methodist Cathedral in Sekondi, there were three services to mark Good Friday and the crucifixion of Jesus. A sermon advised Christians to keep in mind salvation, which is the pur...

  The Tema Police Welfare Steering Committee has paid a working visit to personnel in the region with various welfare issues and assured them of support. The visit was the median one and expected to be carried out every two weeks. The Committee, led by the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Barima Tweneboah Sasraku II, Tema Regional Police Commander, has Superintendent Mr Awini Afuugu as the Coordinator. Those visited included Corporal Isaac Awuni of the Regional Operations, who was accidentally shot by a colleague after closing from Night Patrol duties, Chief Inspector Sabina Ama Blay, In...

  Bishop Charles Agyinasare, Resident Pastor of Perez Chapel Headquarters, Accra, says the death and blood of Jesus have given value to the lives of believers. He said through the blood of Jesus “our lives have become valuable... his blood has given meaning and purpose to our lives.” Bishop Agyinasare said this at a Good Friday Service of the Church in Accra. He said the blood of Jesus, through his death, had redeemed Christians from evil and wrongdoing. “We were God’s possession and the devil stole us; however, we have been redeemed with love through his blood,” he added. The Bis...