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1) Don't allow your children who can't recognise voice, to open doors for strangers/visitors. 2) Recognise the voice of the visitors/strangers before you open your doors. (3) Lock up all your doors, when you are indoors, especially evening time. (4) Switch off all your electric gadgets, before going out, even when there is no power supply from ECG. (5) Check all your cooking materials, before you go out. (6) Stay away from any strange man, who looks like a pregnant woman, he may be carrying harmful products. (7) Lock up your cars, even when you packed them in your compound. (8) Protect your cars and motorcycles keys from being duplicated by suspected criminals. (9) Protect your sim cards, from being stolen by suspected criminals, else they can use it for ransome negotiation. (10) Buy Fire extinguishers for your cars and houses.  (11)Tell the teachers of your children not to release them to anybody, except on your request with evidence from you. (12) Don't allow strange peop

 30-year-old man has stoned his mother to death at Gindabuo, a village on the Sawla-Wa highway in the Sawla District of the Savannah Region. Reports indicate this was after John Banuda’s mother, Rebecca Banuda Yibilena, objected to his decision to travel at midnight. Some residents,  narrated the deceased was with her son, who has epilepsy, at a prayer camp in Nabel near Gindabuo. However, he woke up on Monday night and insisted on going back home, but the mother resisted as it was a long journey to embark on foot. She persuaded him to stay till the next day, but he fell unconscious in the process and woke up the next day acting very violent. He later turned his anger on his mother, chased her until she fell on the ground and smashed her head with three stones. The suspect, however, fled after committing the crime. The Sawla District Police Commander, ASP De-Graft Adjei, who confirmed the incident said investigations are still ongoing to unravel what might have pushed him to act the wa

 A 45-year-old farmer has been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for defiling two siblings at Akyem Abordom near Kade in the Eastern region. The convict, Nenevi Freeman will serve his jail term with hard labour. He pleaded guilty when he was charged for defilement contrary to section 101(2) of the criminal offences Act 1960 (Act29). Presenting the facts of the case to His Honour Abubakari Abass Adams, Detective Inspector Isaac Owusu Achiaw told the court that the victims, aged 12 and 13 years, live in Abodom with their mother and grandfather, Harry Adzeglo, the complainant. The convict lived in the same house as the victims until he later relocated to another place in the same town. The prosecutor said on February 9, this year, the complainant had information that the convict had been having sex with the victims so he invited the victims for interrogation and they confessed. It was revealed that the farmer started having sexual intercourse with the minors since 2020. Crime Farmer sent

A toddler has lost his life under tragic circumstances at Awutu Ahuntem near Bawjiase in the Central Region. The one and half-year-old died when a truckload of sand was offloaded on him on October 13. This followed a bizarre turn of events after his father had requested that sand be brought onto their premises for construction work. Upon arrival of the tipper truck, the father directed the driver to a site where he was supposed to deposit the material. Little did he know that his son had followed him to the said area. The truck proceeded to offload the sand and departed. The father subsequently returned to the house where he noticed the absence of the toddler. They formed a search party and combed the vicinity but to no avail. The family was advised to search the area where the sand had been offloaded earlier. They heeded the advice and dug through the sand where they, unfortunately, discovered the lifeless body of the infant. This has left the family in shock and disbelief as his fath

Government workers are being given about a month-and-a-half to register for the Ghana Card or be denied their salaries. “Effective December 1, workers on the government of Ghana Payroll who have not registered with the NIA will not be paid,” a statement from the Controller and Accountant General’s Department warned. The Department said it is collaborating with NIA to have a harmonised database “to facilitate biometric and unique identification of all workers on the government payroll.” It explained that this directive was “part of Government of Ghana’s efforts to deliver a speedy, secured and verified payroll service to government employees and pensioners while reducing the risk of undeserving payment or claims.” “By this notice, all existing and prospective Government workers are to ensure they are registered with the NIA and obtain their identity numbers,” the statement added. The Ghana Card is slowly becoming a must-have under the Akufo-Addo administration, which has championed a di

  Road accidents remain a major public safety issue in Ghana. In Ghana, over 2000 people lose their lives to road accidents within nine months with a terrifying number of about 310 of the lives lost being school children. More than 11000 people have suffered serious degrees of injuries as a result of road accidents, according to a data by the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) Senior Planning and Programmes Manager, Henry Asomani. Also a road safety journalist who has done extensive media work in the road sector, Seth Kwame Boateng disclosed that, in Ghana, ''...until this year or last year, approximately six (6) people die each day. It has worsened this year; estimatedly nine (9) people die each day. Currently, when you look at the monthly figures, at least 240 people die through road accident every month...In September alone, people who died through road accident which the Police reported are 235''.  Seth Kwame Boateng, however, noted that road accident isn't o