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  Deputy General Secretary for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Lawyer Obiri Boahen has refuted claims that, that fight that erupted at Suhum over the weekend were supporters of Dr. Bawumia and Alan Kyeremateng. According to him, the clash was between two factions in the upcoming New Patriotic party internal parliamentary primaries. Lawyer Obiri Boahen described the incident as ‘barbaric’ and a misrepresentation of the ideals of the New Patriotic Party. He added that, the incidence of reported violent clashes between supporters of the great party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Suhum constituency of the Eastern Region on Saturday, August 28, 2021, is most unfortunate and must be condemned by all well-meaning Patriots. Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen , the Minister of Trade and Industries, has c ondemned the attempt by some persons to blame the violence that ensued at a funeral in Suhum on the perceived frosty relationship between him and Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia .   A

  The Ghana Police Service has advised drivers to adhere to the rules and regulations when driving to the help curtail road accidents in the country. Director of Public Affairs of the MTTD at the Ghana Police Service, Supt. Alexander Kwaku Obeng speaking to the media said, 96 out of 100 road accidents are caused by human errors hence the need for them to be cautious when driving. The Ghana Police Service has drivers whose vehicles have been captured by special police monitoring cameras across the country for traffic violations. The special cameras, which are installed at all traffic intersections and vantage points throughout the country as part of the Traffic Monitoring and Surveillance Centre, captured the offenders within the last two weeks. Supt. Obeng added that, videos of the activities of the offenders would be used as evidence against them in the course of the prosecution. He said the surveillance centre is to fight indiscipline among road users and reduce to the bare