By Gloria Kyeremeh Twenty-two-year-old medical student of the University of Ghana Carranzer Naa Okailey Shooter was in the wee hours of

      There are times when one wonders why certain organisations exist. At the country level, it breaks my heart daily when l go

From Inusa Musah, Ashaiman Michael Teye Nyaunu, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament (MP) for the Lower Manya

From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi Girls and young women trafficked from Nigeria to work as prostitutes in Kumasi say they sometimes had to sleep with as

By Henrietta Brocke and Abigail Nkrumah THEY had assembled for their usual morning devotion – the staff and management of Melcom – when suddenly the edifice

  Taxi driver smashes armed robber, gets accomplice arrested Story and pictures by Henrietta Brocke Two armed robbers who succeeded in robbing a taxi driver of an amount of GH¢350 and other belongings enjoyed the feeling of their illegal booty for the briefest of time as the aggrieved taxi driver smashed his taxi into one of the escaping robbers and got the other apprehended. The suspects – Johnny Agbleke, 25, alias Danjuma, who is on admission at the Police Hospital; and Ebenezer K. Appiah, 22, in police custody – chartered the taxi on Sunday, November 4, at about 5am from La Paz to Newtown. ACP Timothy Yoosa Bonga, the Nima Divisional commander who briefed The Finder yesterday, said at Newtown, Jonny and Ebenezer asked the driver to take them to Nima. The driver obliged and branched onto the Panaman road around Kokomlemle. The suspects later asked the driver to stop in front of a shop. Ebenezer, who was seated at the back seat, got out and came to stand on the left side of the taxi driver while his accomplice, Johnny, seated in front, pointed a knife at the driver. ACP Bonga said the suspects asked the driver to surrender his phone and any money on him to them; the driver obliged for dear life’s sake. The suspects, Johnny and Ebenezer, quickly took to their heels but their relief was short-lived. The taxi driver (name withheld) restarted his car and gave the robbers a hot chase. He run into Johnny at about 70 metres away and raised an alarm, which led to the arrest of Ebenezer. According to ACP Bonga, a police patrol team rescued the suspects from the mob and took them to the Nima Police Station where they were sent to the Police Hospital for treatment. ACP Bonga expressed appreciation to the public for their support. Caption Ebenezer K. Appiah (in black), and Johnny Agbleke on admission.    

By Abigail Nkrumah A sub-chief of a clan in Adenta accidentally shot himself dead in the process of removing the magazine from the pistol.

From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi Two suspected thieves gave themselves away when they instantly dropped their two sacks full of booty and took to their

By Abigail Nkrumah The police have arrested four suspects for allegedly attempting to rob a company at Kokomlemle in Accra.

725,000 Ghanaians mad By Kwabena Annan About 725,000 Ghanaians are suffering from severe mental disorders, and another group of 2,410 are also suffering from

Authorities of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital have now designated the main pharmacy of the hospital to serve in-patients who are subscribers of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).

By Isaac Aidoo and Abigail Nkrumah Patients on admission at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital cannot access drugs on the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) list from the main pharmacy within the hospital, The Finder has learnt.

By Joshua Tigo The body of Kweku Sarfo, the 59-year-old man who was detained at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH) when he was

By Abigail Nkrumah Prophet Daniel Nkansah, presidential candidate for New Vision Party, says his party’s bribery allegation against two Electoral

By Isaac Aidoo The Electoral Commission (EC) has asked for strong police protection at the election strong room and the printing room to

By Gloria Kyeremeh The hearing of the case of Christian Asem Dake, alias Limping Man, the prime suspect in the importation of the 77 parcels

By Abigail Nkrumah A 20-year-old armed robber, Kwesi Badu has been jailed 60 years by an Accra Circuit Court on his own plea of guilt.

  By Joshua Tigo Finatrade Ghana Limited, a leading Ghanaian commodity company, has donated a number of items towards the celebration

From David Owusu-Antwi, Kumasi For impregnating a 14-year-old class six pupil, Kennedy Acheampong, 21, taxi driver, has been slapped with a 25-year

From David Okoh Agyemang, Dijedokum, Dangme West Tragedy struck the town of Dijedokum in the Dangme West District of the Greater Accra Region last Sunday afternoon