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Sat, 3 Nov 2007
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New York Times
A clash between rival clans in Ghana over the planned crowning of a new traditional chief has killed four people, the government said. The battle in the southeastern region of Keta, which has been rumbling for a decade, degenerated into violence after the police and residents said one group began performing rites leading to the crowning..read more
New York Times
A clash between rival clans in Ghana over the planned crowning of a new traditional chief has killed four people, the government said. The battle in the southeastern region of Keta, which has been rumbling for a decade, degenerated into violence after the police and residents said one group began performing rites leading to the crowning..read moreUN Integrated Regional Information Networks
Four people were killed on 1 November in Ghana's Volta Region when violence erupted in a longstanding chieftaincy dispute. The government has sent in security forces and ordered a dusk-to-dawn curfew in the area... read moreSource: Reuters
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