CID Boss Issues 24-Hour Ultimatum Following Brutal Assault at School Games

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  Read more In a swift response to a disturbing viral video, the Director-General of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID),  COP Lydia Donkor , has personally intervened in a case of violent student misconduct. During a high-profile visit to the  Swedru School of Business (SWESBUS) , the CID chief issued a stern  24-hour ultimatum  to the school's headmaster to produce the students allegedly involved in the assault of a peer. The Incident The tension stems from the recently concluded district athletics games, where a student from  Obrachire Senior High School  was reportedly targeted and physically assaulted. The incident, captured in a video that has since circulated widely on social media, shows a group of students believed to be from SWESBUS subjecting the victim to a violent ordeal. The footage sparked public outrage, prompting the police hierarchy to take immediate action rather than waiting for standard administrative channels. A "Stormy" ...

Organized Labor Demands Nationwide Strike to Curb Illegal Mining



In a significant escalation of their demands to address the pervasive issue of illegal mining in Ghana, Organized Labor has announced a nationwide strike set to begin on Thursday, October 10, 2024. The labor unions are calling for a complete ban on all forms of small-scale mining.




The decision follows the expiration of a September 30 deadline given to the government to declare a state of emergency in response to the ongoing illegal mining activities, commonly referred to as "galamsey." Despite the deadline, the government failed to take the requested action, prompting Organized Labor to take a more assertive stance.



"Given the government's inaction on our demands to combat illegal mining, we have no choice but to declare a nationwide strike," stated a press release issued by the labor unions. "We urge all workers to stay home on October 10th until the government addresses our concerns."

The strike is being organized by the Trades Union Congress (TUC), the Forum for Labour and Employment Advancement, and the Ghana Federation of Labour.






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