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2 million summons await sanitation offenders in Krowor Municipality

Mr Joshua Nii Bortey

The battle line has been drawn as the Krowor Municipal Assembly (KroMA) has printed two million summons to deal decisively with sanitation offenders.

The Municipal Chief Executive, Mr Joshua NiiBortey said the Assembly’s action was in tandem with President Akufo-Addo’s clarion call for a clean environment especially his commitment to make Accra the cleanest capital city in the Sub-region if not Africa.

Sanitation offenders would be put before court

He said that some people were being trained at Bundase to come and manage the sanitation situation in the municipality stressing that there would be no sympathy for any offenders.

The MCE brought these to the fore when he addressed a gathering at the launch of “Operation Clean Your Frontage” on Tuesday at the Nungua Lorry Station.

“I know my people are law-abiding citizens and would not go wayward.  But in the event that someone breaks the law, the court would deal with that person.

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“The Assembly is ever prepared to follow the footsteps of the Greater Accra Regional Minister, Mr. Henry Quartey, who has waged a relentless war against filth and indiscriminate dumping of waste in communities,” he said.

Mr. Bortey commended the Assembly members for their support, good work and dedication to the welfare of the people in the municipality.

The Member of Parliament for Krowor Constituency, Madam Agnes NaaMomoLartey also said that sanitation was a challenge in the municipality which needed collective effort to fight the canker.

She said that there were about 600 churches in the Constituency so the members should not only worship God but also help to keep the environment clean.

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“The Assembly should consider its fee fixing by not making it too costly for the people otherwise they would dump their waste indiscriminately,” she said.

By Castro Zangina-Tong

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Accra Polo Club, South African Tourism hold 68th Independence Cup

To commemorate Ghana’s Independence Day, the Accra Polo Club in partnership with South African Tourism organised 68th Independence Cup.

The event held last Saturday brought together Ghanaians and South Africans for a memorable experience.

It highlighted a celebration of premium lifestyle, culture and a showcasing of brotherly competition between South Africa and Ghana.

The event saw Ghana’s Accra Polo Club secure a reverberating 9-1 victory over South Africa’s Sparta Polo Club.

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Speaking at the ceremony,Acting South African High Commissioner to Ghana, Thando Dalamba, commended the organising team for putting up a superb event.

According to him, South Africa Tourism together with the Accra Polo Club over the years have ensured an event of this nature to bring about cohesion and strengthen the bilateral relationship.

He emphasised the strong affinity Ghanaians have for South Africa, reinforcing why they continued to visit in large numbers.

The South African team’s participation in the polo tournament was a strategic move to deepen the sporting and cultural ties between the two nations while subtly promoting travel to South Africa.

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The joy was made complete with good food, music, and an immersive South African experience.

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Rospak FC narrow gap with Zone Two leaders Swedru All Blacks after hard fought win

Sekondi Rospak FC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over league leaders Swedru All Blacks, extending their impressive home winning streak to eleven consecutive matches this season. 

Rudolf Junior Mensah opened the scoring for Swedru All Blacks in the 29th minute, but Joseph Ntow Ansah equalized for Sekondi Rospak FC just before halftime. 

Stephen Anthony Kofi sealed the win for the home side with a penalty kick two minutes into the second half. The defeat marks Swedru All Blacks’ second consecutive loss, leaving them just a point ahead of Sekondi Rospak FC.

In another Zone Two match, Cape Coast Mysterious Dwarfs defeated Sefwi All Stars 2-0 at the Robert Mensah Park on Sunday. 

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Hafiz Alhassan scored the opener in the 43rd minute, while Godfred Eshun sealed the win with a stoppage-time goal. The victory propelled Cape Coast Mysterious Dwarfs to third place in the league table with 37 points.

Meanwhile, King Faisal and PAC Academy played out a goalless draw in a thrilling encounter at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.

 Despite numerous scoring opportunities, neither team could find the back of the net.

 King Faisal’s Michael Osei was named player of the match. The draw left King Faisal with 27 points, seventh in the league table.

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