Videos posted on social media show the policeman's lifeless body dripping with blood after the attackers had bolted making away with the officer's gun. According to eye witnesses, whereas the two victims died on the spot, the bullion van driver, who sustained injuries was rushed to the Korle-Bu Teaching hospital. In a tweet sighted by GhanaWeb on this developing story, a tweep reported that there's been "an attack on bullion van initiated by 4 motorbikes around the Bukom boxing Arena area. The policeman in the van shot dead, and his gun stolen by the robbers... The bodies of the deceased have been taken to the Police Hospital for preservation and autopsy.

“The committee is working hard, we meet several times in the week so very soon we will have our own vaccine production,” he added. “The committee set up by the president for vaccine acquisition is working very hard. Meanwhile, a Norwegian Newspaper, VG report, revealed that Ghanaian officials are paying almost double the market price in procuring some Sputnik vaccines. The Ranking Member on Parliament’s Health Committee, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has also described revelations by VG reports as unfortunate. “And so when we heard that they have entered into negotiations or agreement with people from Dubai to buy one dose of Sputnik V at $19, I was very shocked,” he added.

General News of Monday, 14 June 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.comGeorge Mireku Duker, a deputy Minister of Lands and Natural Resources has debunked allegations that government spent GH¢125 million on the national tree planting exercise dubbed the 'Green Ghana Project.' Following the one-day event on Friday June 11, 2021, allegations have been rife that the government spent GH¢125million on planting the estimated 5 million trees nationwide. Lands and Natural Resources Minister Samuel Abu Jinapor after planting his tree at the Jubilee House urged Ghanaians to commit environmental protection. “As part of the programme, we are seeking to work out a formula where the trees to be planted will be economic trees. The rationale for this intervention is so that in planting the trees, we are also making an investment for the future.

Regional News of Monday, 14 June 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.com• There's been a rise in kidnap cases in the country's northern Savannah region• A week ago, two Fulani herdsmen were kidnapped by unknown persons in Daboya• The police, in collaboration with National Intelligence Unit at the police headquarters rescued the two menTwo Fulani herdsmen who were kidnapped at Daboya in the North Gonja district have been rescued by the Savannah Regional police command. Though the police could not apprehend the suspects upon arrival at the scene, they were, however, able to save the two kidnapped men. Adjekum Owusu stated that the kidnappers had earlier demanded a ransom of GH¢130,000 before the victims would be released. After the operation, he told the media that, “The suspects ran away but the most important thing is that we have rescued the victims and for them not to be hurt." Owusu cautioned residents especially the Fulani herdsmen to not walk alone in the bushes when they send their cattle out for grazing.

“Dumsor is a serious issue, businesses cannot continue when there is no electricity, and some businesses are closing down while some are moving to other countries’ she says. over taxation is creating serious problems for businesses as well as water and rent thereby making we the public suffer for their incompetence which is not acceptable’’. She added that the metering of electricity was also another problem causing a hike in the cost of power. The NDP flagbearer said it is only voting for her party (NDP) that can save Ghana from the current hardship by using available resources rather than running to other countries for solutions. She added that the metering of electricity was also another problem causing a hike in the cost of power.

Speaking in an interview with GhanaWeb’s Amos Ekow Coffie, Dr Sulemana said the government must step in to help integrate the two companies to come to an amicable understanding since the international community is monitoring the ongoing situation. “Bear in mind that we have other players who are closely monitoring and government should try and be a referee in this case. His calls come on the back of the failure of ENI and Springfield exploration and production; to unitize the Afina and Sankofa field belonging to both companies. ENI said it has more stake in the exploration field than Springfield and that is one of the major causes of the delay in the unitization process. Dr Sulemana said the situation is delicate but a proper approach can be adopted to solve it.

General News of Monday, 14 June 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.com• Saturday, June 12, 2021, would have been TB Joshua's 58th birthday• Reports say that on the same day, his daughter put to birth a son• TB Joshua, unfortunately, did not live to see the birth of his grandsonReports have said that a daughter of the late TB Joshua has given birth to a son on a day that coincides with what would have been the 58th birthday of her late father. In his last video, TB Joshua, while announcing his birthday, called for the day to be used to fast and to pray, while reminding people not to forget the needy. He had also announced that instead of throwing a big ceremony, he would rather have the day marked as a reflective one. As things stand, you may have realized it will not be easy for me to celebrate my birthday under the present circumstances,” he said in that video. I feel their pain; I feel their worry so pray for Nigeria on June 12, 2021.

Business News of Monday, 14 June 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.com• Mr Ampadu has said that spare parts dealers at Abossey Okai have not been ejected• He added government is not forcing a relocation move on the association• He is also hopeful a spare parts village will be constructed for their operationsCo-chair of the Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association, Siaw Ampadu has denied claims that government is forcing a relocation move down their throat. According to him, his outfit proposed to government for a new place that will be conducive for their operations. This year, the regional minister came to visit us and we reminded him of the relocation agenda we are pushing. This news was, however, misconstrued in some media outlets that the spare dealers were being sacked from their current location,” he explained. The traders have in the last few weeks, accused their leaders of committing to the relocation without their consent.

Reacting to this development in an interview with GhanaWeb, Adam Bonaa noted that Ghana’s election confirms the nation's ability and capacity to contribute to solving security challenges on the African continent and across the globe. Most of these countries have had security challenges here and there and so largely have faced serious security issues. On what played to Ghana’s advantage, Mr Bonaa noted that the nation's democratic credentials coupled with the leadership of the country and their ability to lobby largely impacted Ghana's chances. “Our internal security issues would have to be looked at. We also need to look at how to tool the security agencies.

Business News of Monday, 14 June 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.com• Implementation of rent tax will kick off by end of this year• Rent tax must be paid within 30 days after the rent income is received by landlords or property owners• Payment of the rent tax can be made at the nearest Domestic Tax Revenue Division Office and at all banks. The Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Ammishaddai Owusu-Amoah, has announced the implementation of rent tax by end of the year. He noted that rent tax app will also be designed to track properties whether it is rented or owner-occupied. Rent Tax must be paid within 30 days after the rent income is received by landlords or property owners. Payment of the rent tax can be made at the nearest Domestic Tax Revenue Division Office and at all banks.

Instead, Ayariga claimed the president was injected with a malaria vaccine. On Monday, 1st March 2021, my beautiful Rebecca and I were at the 37 Military Hospital to take the COVID-19 vaccine publicly. The vaccine is safe, and it will help protect us against the impact of COVID-19 on our health. How is it possible that some will be injected with water while some receive the vaccine? People are speaking without basis”.Conclusion:It is the conclusion of the GhanaWeb Factcheck team that the claims made by Hassan Ayariga that President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo took a malaria vaccine instead of the coronavirus vaccine is completely FALSE.

She made this statement on Joy News’ Sunday’s edition of The Law programme. Responding to a question raised by a contributor of the show on whether or not his wife’s decision not to take on his surname had legal repercussions. He explained that he told his wife to combine both names (i.e. his surname and her Surname) as a compound name but she has refused, sticking to her decision to maintain her maiden name. But in response, the Legal expert indicated that changing one’s name after marriage is a voluntary act.

Whiles African outfield players abound in the major European leagues, the goalkeeping situation is the opposite. In an interview with GhanaWeb, Damba said that African countries must make a conscious effort towards the training of goalkeepers. The former Black Stars goalkeepers’ coach advised African countries to make the training of goalkeepers, key part of their football set-up. You have special vision for the goalkeeping so you train your goalkeepers to meet that vision. Goalkeeper’s mistake is final for which reason he must concentrate for ninety minutes plus depending the duration of the game.”.

According to the Ghanaian singer, although he comes off as a ‘bad boy’ in real life, he falls ‘head over heels’ each time he is in love. I’m a nice and sweet guy. A very sweet guy. If you know me in real life, I’m not a soft person but when I’m in love I fall head over heels. Although I’m a bad guy, I’m a baby when I fall I love.”Describing his type of woman, King Promise said he doesn’t have a spec and that what he mostly looks out for is a good connection.

Per the Banks and Specialized Deposit-Taking Institutions Act, Act 930 the central bank has the power to decline such invitation. So I believe the Bank of Ghana lawyers were only stating the fact of the law not to appear before parliament. That would have been one of the best things that would have happened to this country,” he said. “In England, they allowed the dust to settle and then appointed and selected a committee to look at what happened. It is not in the middle of the court issue that one is required by the Bank of England to respond to an invitation.