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Government to Deploy 8700 CCTV Cameras to Combat Crime

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President Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo says his government is keen on combating crime and has promised to provide all necessary resources to help the Police Service to eradicate crime in the country.  Aside plans to employ 4, 000 more police officers to combat crime ,government aims at restructuring the police service by deploying a maximum of 8700 CCTV cameras across all districts with three command sectors in Accra, Kumasi and Tamale. The President added that the Police Service is to ensure maintenance of these new tools and do their best to maintain law and order in the country. Ghana Post Elections Like our Facebook page and follow us on twitter
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Cabinet Agrees to the Establishment of U.S Military Base in Ghana

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A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on defence cooperation between Ghana and the United States has been placed before parliament for debate and approval. The document was signed by cabinet on the 8 th of March 2018 and it's yet to be approved by parliament. The MoU between Ghana and United States if approved by parliament would permit the stay of American Military Forces in the country. Aside attaining permit, the military would be exempted from paying tax on equipment brought into Ghana;  be allowed to set their own telecommunication system; authorised to control entry to the facilities meant for exclusive use of their forces; allows U.S. forces and their contractors to undertake construction activities on and make alterations and improvements to agreed facilities and areas amongst others.    Meanwhile the document has been sent to parliament by the Minister of Defence Mr Dominic Nitiwul to be debated upon and approved. Ghana Post Elections ...
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Mahama wins NDC presidential primaries

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Former President John Dramani Mahama will lead the National Democratic Congress (NDC) into the 2020 elections justifying the prediction of pundits that he remains by a petering distance, the party’s most marketed candidate. He runs away with 95.24% of the vote, leaving six others to squabble over less than 5% in a poll that involved about 330,000 NDC voters. His obscure and distant challenger Prof. Joshua Alabi managed only 3,399 representing 1.516% of votes cast while the man said to have mentored Mahama in politics, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin placed third with 2,313 (1.032%). NDC return, Goosie Tanoh, finally got a shot at his most cherished political ambition but polled 2,038 votes (0.909%) to place fourth. Ekwow Spio-Gabrah placed fifth with 1457 votes (0.650%), Sylvester Mensah managed 932 votes (0.415%) with Nurudeen Iddrisu securing 513 votes (0.231) to place sixth and seventh, respectively. To understand the size of his victory, John Mahama won by a larger perc...
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