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The Public Relations Officer for True Drivers Union, Yaw Barima has urges the Government to Expand Nsawam Prison for Drivers in Ghana because they are ready to go there. Nyamekaakyire Akuah Boatemaah in an interview with Yaw Barima asking of Drivers Expectations in the Coming 2019 Hope Budget to be presented by the Finance Minister, Hon Ken Ofori Atta on 15th November, 2018(Thursday) at the August House(Parliament). PRO of True Drivers Union said they have a hint that The Government is planning to Tax Commercial Drivers in the 2019 Budget therefore, they are telling the Government that they will not pay any tax so he should forget about it for they are all ready to go to Nsawam Prison and as many as they are it will be better for the Gov’t to Expand the Prison. Again, they are Expecting Government to reduce Fuel Prices in the 2019 Budget for them for they are Suffering. The post Expand Nsawam Prison we are ready to go there — Driver’s tells Gov’t appeared first on Star Media Ghan...

Rev. Jacob Ahenkan Boateng who is the Founder and the head pastor of BELIEVERS OVERCOMERS CHAPEL Awoshie pataase of Greater Accra yesterday spoke with Accra based radio station DA-SILVA 88.1 MHz Radio ( Santa Maria ) on why pastors and Christians should preach about blood transfusion instead speaking against it to create fear and panic for those who are in need of it at the various hospitals. The Man of God explained that, there is no where in the scripture that speaks against transferring blood from one person to another especially for those who have been admitted at the hospital to survive with it..but since Christianity this days has got to do with different doctrines, some are influencing and polluting the mindset of others to refrain from sharing of blood which is totally wrong. He again, added that when one is able to survive after blood has been transferred..He or she will praise and see the Wonders of God and How the blood Jesus Christ shared on the Cross is doing miracles fo...

At least five refugees were killed and 20 injured at a camp in Rwanda after a protest over a cut in food rations turned violent, Rwandan police said on Friday. Seven policemen were also injured. Around 3,000 refugees had camped outside United Nations offices at the camp since Tuesday. On Thursday police tried to disperse them using teargas, police spokesman Theos Badege told state radio. “We used force … yesterday afternoon after warning that security forces would be used,” he said. “They started pelting stones, pieces of metal and in that 20 refugees were injured and seven police officers. Five of the refugees died.” Fifteen refugees were arrested, the police said on their Twitter account. The refugees from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo had left their camp in Kiziba and walked 15 km (10 miles) to Karongi, in western Rwanda, to protest against a 25 percent cut implemented last month in rations provided by the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR). The camp houses 17,000 Congoles...