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Okyenhene Destools Coaltar Chief Over Shooting Incident

The Chief of Coaltar, Barima Asiedu Okekrebesi II, has been destooled for allegedly leading land guards to unleash violence on the people of Coaltar, resulting in the killing of two innocent individuals. About ten others are seriously injured and currently battling for their lives at the Eastern Regional Hospital in …

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Okyenhene Appoints Nana Boakye Asafo Agyei As Regent Of Osenase

The Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council has announced the appointment of Nana Boakye Asafo Agyei as the Regent of Osenase township, following the demise of Barima Ofosu Ware, the chief of Osenase. Nana Boakye Asafo Agyei will oversee the customary administration of Osenase township and handle all matters related to Osenase …

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Article: The Day Okyenhene “Cursed” Nkrumah

In the latter days of 1957, Okyenhene Ofori-Atta II appeared before a multitude gathered in front of the Ofori Panin Fie holding two eggs. One was an ancient egg brought from the stool room and the other, a very creepy-looking egg, spoilt egg. Now, use your imagination. Somewhere after independence, …

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Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Woman Who Allegedly Insulted Okyenhene

The Ayensuano District Court has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of one Gertrude Oppong for disobeying an order to appear before court on two occasions. The accused person, Gertrude Oppong, is facing trial for some derogatory statements she made against the overlord of the Akyem Abuakwa State and …

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‘The Systems Are Not Working’ – Okyenhene Fumes Over State Of Ghana’s Economy

Okyenhene Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin has urged the Ghanaian government to implement measures to ensure the effective functioning of institutions and spur development in key areas. The traditional ruler expressed concerns over the current centralized administration, with most government ministries and headquarters concentrated in Accra, a state of affairs he …

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