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• The mask 11 years ago

  Rape cases are on the increase in Ghana. Judges and WAJU of the Ghana police force must do more to protect our society. Some people have become so notorious of raping and getting away with it. Many believe that it is a weapon ...
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  Rape cases are on the increase in Ghana. Judges and WAJU of the Ghana police force must do more to protect our society. Some people have become so notorious of raping and getting away with it. Many believe that it is a weapon capable of scarring individuals to the very soul and seize the least opportunity to use it; using it on the families of their political or business competitors. Not even those at the higher echelons of our society must get away with it. It is said that a man paid a student to rape the daughter of his business and political competitor. The rapist got away with it.
  
  The number of court houses and judges in Ghana are inadequate especially in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The population has ballooned and changes have to be made. The same can be said of the number of police officers and the number of penitentiaries. On a visit to a number of court houses around the country I found the Ghana flag and the Ghana Coat of Arms (Seal) absent. This must change.

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• Abeeku Mensah 11 years ago

  Nana Akufo-Addo, Sir John, loud mouth Dr.Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe and others who hail from the Eastern region cannot see the rot taking hold in their community but would like to do to Ghana what they cannot do for the communitie ...
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  Nana Akufo-Addo, Sir John, loud mouth Dr.Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe and others who hail from the Eastern region cannot see the rot taking hold in their community but would like to do to Ghana what they cannot do for the communities they have represented over the years. It is in the same Eastern region "galamsey" operators have destroyed farming lands and nearby residential zones in search of miracles that never came. In Ghana we seem to make the worst in human behaviour the norm for our politicians and we forget the old adage of charity begins at home. If politicians with clout cannot resolve issues in their own communities where grassroots organization skills are needed in the absence of national solutions then what good are those politicians to mother Ghana?

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