NEWS IN GHANA

The Accra Regional Police Command says they will leave no stone unturned this yuletide season in dealing with miscreants who flout the law. D.C.O.P CHRISTIAN TETTEY YEHONU AT THE PRESS BRIEFING This, they intend to achieve by resorting to some sort of operation to ruthlessly clamp down on activities of armed robbers in the Region around this season. The Operation “Watch Night” for the 31 st night according to D.C.O.P Christian Tetteh Yohuno, The Greater Accra Regional Commander is well fashioned to track down criminals whose aim is to cause mayhem and   create an atmosphere of insecurity among the populace within this yuletide season. It equally seeks to protect the citizenry as well as create a general atmosphere of peace and security for them to carry out their businesses in peace. “The operation tonight will not spare any of those characters who are bent on making the lives of others uncomfortable this season” he emphasized. He remarked the yuletide

The President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana, Professor Boasiako Omane-Antwi has debunked the allegation of a recent news piece which seeks to condemn and brand accountants as corrupt. Prof. Boasiako Omane-Antwi  President of  Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana, The alleged report also indicated that accountants are not supportive of any change agenda. But Prof. Omane-Antwi argued that Accountants are not corrupt however; the system and moral character of some individuals are to blame.   “Truly Chartered Accountants are not corrupt….the system and the moral character of some human beings in Ghana has led some to corruptible practices” he emphasized. Prof. Omane- Antwi said “It is a systematic problem that has made the country corrupt, spanning from the Ghanaian on the street, to the Ghanaian in the pulpit and the Ghanaian in the relevant responsible position”. He therefore urged Ghanaians to overhaul moral fabric and change thei