Friday, May 24, 2013

President of Ghana

President In Addis Ababa For AU Golden Jubilee Celeberation

President John Mahama and First Lady, Lordina, have arrived in Addis Ababa for the Golden Jubilee Celebration of the formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), now African Union (AU) and the 21st Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads o...
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Cabinet Approves Additional Revenue Options To Achieve End-Year Target

Finance Minister, Seth Terkper yesterday announced that Cabinet had approved the use of additional revenue options, expenditure and debt measures to achieve the end-year targets. Government is expected to meet growth target of eight per cent, given ...
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Ghana, Turkey To Enhance Trade Relations

Ghana and Turkey have affirmed their commitment to increase their trade portfolio from the current $500 million to $1 billion by 2015. President John Dramani Mahama and the outgoing Turkish Ambassador, Mr Aydin Nurham, made the pledge yesterday at t...
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UN Salutes Ghana's Peacekeeping Role

Ghana was yesterday given thumbs up for her consistent peacekeeping role in over 50 years despite the country’s budgetary and developmental constraints. “It is never easy for countries that are themselves facing budgetary and development constra...
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+++ Ghana, Botswana Pledge To Boost Intra-African Trade +++ Ghana Earned €800m From Exports To France +++ Work Begins On $93m Shopping Mall In Accra +++ President In Addis Ababa For AU Golden Jubilee Celeberation +++ Cabinet Approves Additional Revenue Options To Achieve End-Year Target +++

Police Urged To Prioritise Road Accident Investigation

Wednesday, 25 January 2012 08:39

ACP Angwubutoge Awuni, Commanding Officer, National MTTU

Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Angwubutoge Awuni, Commanding Officer of the National Motor Traffic and Transport Unit (MTTU), has tasked officers to make road accident investigation a major priority to avoid numerous petitions that are directed to the Headquarters for redress.

“I have observed with so much concern the laxity with which some of our accident investigators go about their duties. They either do not visit accident scenes or fail to take appropriate statements from relevant victims or witnesses”, he said.