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| Chief donates to <b>Akim</b> Kusi schools - ModernGhana.com Posted: 06 Apr 2012 01:00 PM PDT Akim Kusi (E/R), April 06, GNA – Nana Ahenkorah Amponsah I, an Akwamuhene, has presented three schools in the Kwaebibrem District of the Eastern Region with sporting kits worth GH¢1,200. The schools are Grace Preparatory, Presbyterian Junior High and Methodist Junior High Schools, all at Akim Kusi received three sets of jerseys, six footballs and other playing kits. Nana Amponsah, who is also a Belgium-based businessman, said that plans had been developed to explore avenues that would help ensure more development projects in the area. He said he had already provided 30 bags of cement for blocks to be constructed towards the construction of a community library estimated at 8,000 Ghana Cedis, adding that he would also stock it with books, computers and other reading materials. He said since "education brings progress and development", he would contribute his quota to improve the fallen standard of education in the town and that quality childhood education is fundamental to the holistic development of children, saying, "I want to ensure that school-going children become productive, have confidence in themselves and achieve total academic excellence". Nana Amponsah said projects embarked upon would be funded through his own resources and supported by his overseas partners. He appealed to government and other philanthropists to provide more development projects to Akim Kusi to help enhance the living standards of the people. GNA |
| Three in court for stealing $20000 worth of transmitting pylons <b>...</b> Posted: 07 Apr 2012 03:21 AM PDT Saturday, April 7th, 2012 | You Are Here: Home » General News » Three in court for stealing $20,000 worth of transmitting pylons Page last updated at Saturday, April 7, 2012 10:10 AM //
Kwaku Essong, a steel bender; Richard Ansah, a phone repairer and Kwasi Amoah, a farmer, pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and stealing and would reappear before the court presided over by Mr Albert Owusu Annor on April 17. Inspector Kingsley Antwi said the complainant is a site engineer of Best and Crompton Engineering Ghana Limited and lives at Akim Aboabo, while Essong, Ansah and Amoah are natives of Gomoa Fete, Agona Swedru and Akim Dwenase respectively. He said the ECG has contracted the engineering company to construct high tension pylons from Akwatia to Akim Oda, to help hold electric cables high above the ground so that electricity could be transmitted over long distances. Inspector Antwi said on March 3, March 19 and March 26, the site engineer detected theft of three high tension pylons which were mounted at Akim Batabi and Akim Manso, adding they were pulled down and certain parts stolen. He said on April 1, 2012 at about 17:15 hours, Essong, Ansah and Amoah were spotted moving from one pylon to the other with tools and were ready to pull down a pylon when the site engineer raised the alarm, and with the help of the Batabi people, the three accused persons were arrested and handed over to the police. Source: GNA Comments |
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