President of Ghana’s Actors Guild, Rev. Eddie Coffie has passed away.He is said to have passed on the dawn of Friday October 30 2015 after battling with sickness at the Ridge Hospital in AccraRev. Coffie was elected president of the Actors Guild (GAG), the umbrella body for Ghanaian actors, in October 2014.He took over from […]
Jozef Wesolowski, a former archbishop and Vatican envoy to the Dominican Republic, has died before he could be tried for child sex offences. His trial in the Vatican was adjourned in July after he was taken ill. He was accused of paying for sex with children in the Dominican Republic. Wesolowski, 66, would have been
President of the Ghana Journalists Association, Dr. Affail Monney, has described the death of Ghanaian Times Reporter Samuel Nuamah, as tragic and terrible for the media fraternity. The Times reporter, who was part of President Mahama’s press corps on their way to Accra from the Volta Regional capital Ho, died in a ghastly accident on
One person has been confirmed dead in an accident involving a team of media personnel attached to the presidency. The accident is believed to have occurred around Dodowa. The journalists were returning from the Volta Region Thursday afternoon. Details of the accident are sketchy, but reports suggest one of the two buses carrying the media
Another Ghanaian musician, this time Bisa Kdei, has lost his mum.
The former head of Burundi’s army has been shot dead outside his home in the capital Bujumbura. Col Jean Bikomagu, who led the armed forces during the country’s civil war, was gunned down as he drove through the gates of his house. His daughter was badly injured in the attack, a family member told AFP.
Three persons have been confirmed dead in clashes at Kwapong, a town near Sankore in the Brong Ahofo Region. The Saturday dawn hostility started after a young man was stabbed to death by a fetish priest. Deputy Regional Police Commander, DCOP Maxwell Atingani, told Accra-based Joy FM the fetish priest was arrested after a complaint
The death toll in the perceived ethnic clashes at Tuabodom in the Brong Ahafo Region, has risen to five.
