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Two men confronted a man and forced him to take back the rubbish he had dumped in a gutter after catching him in the act.
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Video shared by a concerned citizen shows a food vendor operating under the newly constructed Spintex Flower Pot Flyover, despite an earlier eviction exercise by municipal authorities.
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A concerned citizen has called on metropolitan authorities to urgently remove roadside traders at Lapaz who have encroached on the outer public transport lane, obstructing the free movement of vehicles and contributing to traffic congestion.
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to see a snake this size you might’ve ploughed through a dense biodiversity with a possible wetland and the amount of animals that survive on this water source would surprise you. this is so sad.
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We are celebrating buying tricycles for carrying garbage through a capital city in 2026. What level of mediocrity is this?
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#MALLAM_MARKET
Traders have moved from the market onto the highway. The pavement and medians have all been taken over and we the citizens are also part of the problem because we buy from them.
We cannot allow this to continue and the Ablekuma North Municipal Assembly and MCE Kalamu Musah Adamu has to act on this now!
@HonLindaAkweley @AccraMetropolis @ayariga_mahama @NRSAGhana @ndpcgh @mrhgovgh @urbanroadsgh @highwaysghana
#civicsensegh #thinkrightactright #ghanaletsdobetter
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🇬🇭 “You can’t do anything” — Moment a man challenged activist Ralph De Fellow Ghanaian after he confronted him for openly urinating in the bushes near the Independence Arch in Accra.
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A man who allegedly disguises himself as a chief, doctor and other prominent personalities to deceive people and steal items from their shops has been arrested by the police at Borteyman.
The suspect is believed to have employed the deceptive tactics to defraud hundreds of shop owners and individuals over the years.
Victims who may have fallen prey to his alleged activities are being urged to report immediately to the Borteyman Police Station to assist with investigations and identify him.
Another CCTV footage has emerged showing the same man dressed in a traditional outfit at a different shop, where he allegedly posed as a chief and collected several perfumes and deodorants valued at over GH¢4,000.
He reportedly told the shop attendant that he was going to withdraw money to pay for the items but never returned.






















