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The evil that women do

By AlatiphA - October 21, 2014

Com'on guys, have you ever experienced this at any point of your life? You find a very gorgeous, full figured, 5.11 feet plus lady. She is coffee brown complexion or maybe fair like a river goddess, with long flowing hair, ruby red lips, sparkling eyes, sexy and curvy hips. Then you take her home with pride only to wake up with a flat- chested, short chick who is equally as black as charcoal, bald, chapped-lipped with crossed eyes and stilettos off. Please, tell me what will you do in such situation? Run? Scream? Faint? Or just continue with the night fun? Please, feel free to share your thoughts with me. But, why in the name of humanity do we ladies/women do this to men? Deceiving them to believe we are what we are not! This is called false advertisement and justice should be done. Let your man like, love and accept you for who you really are and not a fake personality and curvy figures. Let's start with the bleaching, which I have constantly hammered on; Don't those w...

Gay medical doctor sodomizes SHS boy

By AlatiphA - October 20, 2014

Joy News investigation has uncovered the activities of a gay medical doctor who puts the lives of his victims in danger. Dr. Sulley Ali-Gabass, a senior medical officer at Effia Nkwanta Regional Hospital in Takoradi, had anal sex with a 16-year-old senior secondary school student who has now been diagnosed of HIV/AIDS. In the first of a two-part investigative series, Joy News’ Manasseh Azure Awuni tells the story of this sixteen year old boy whose life took a tragic turn after he met Dr. Ali-Gabass. Aziz, who has been given an alias for the purposes of this report, is a 16 year old boy. A second year student of a senior high school. He met a man on facebook he took as his role model. In September last year, Aziz met Dr. Sulley Ali-Gabass for the first time where he was convinced into having sex with the doctor. Aziz says after the first sexual encounter, he got angry with the doctor and deleted his contacts both on facebook and on his phone but the doctor threatened to expose...

Teacher Butchered In Bunkrugu Dispute

By AlatiphA - October 19, 2014

A 35 year old teacher has been butchered to death in the Bunkrugu -Yunyoo District of theNorthern Region, following a chieftaincy dispute on Saturday. The deceased, identified as Amos Nawas was said to have been attacked and killed in his house. The clash between two Bimobas royal factions – Jamong and Jacob – in Bunkrugu left two others sustaining gunshot wounds. About 34 houses were also set on fire in the heat of the clash, Joy News Northern Regional correspondent, Hashmin Mohammed reports. The clash erupted as a result of suspicion of murder. Apparently, the Jamong faction had discovered the body of a missing 70 year old farmer in the bush.

Abudus and Andanis frustrating Tamale Police

By AlatiphA - October 17, 2014

The Police in Tamale in the Northern Region has revealed how the two main chieftaincy gates in the region, Abudus and Andanis, are hampering their efforts to maintain sanity on the roads. The Abudu and Andani Royal gates are also perceived to be divided politically, withsoft spots for the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP). The Police has begun to clamp down on traffic regulation offenders in Tamale because of a recent report that revealed, about 88 people have died through road crashes in the Northern Region within the last eight months. According to the Police, any attempt to arrest traffic offenders who belong to anyof the two gates, results in verbal abuse and accusations of being bias against one of the factions. Frustrated Regional Police Commander, DCOP Ken Yeboah Speaking at a meeting with tipper truck driver unions in Tamale said; “Why is it that we don’t want the laws to be enforced in Tamale? Once you arrest ...

Black Stars consolidate lead in group E

By AlatiphA - October 15, 2014

Agyeman Badu seals the deal for the Black Stars on the 90th minute mark giving Ghana a 3-1 advantage against Guinea. The Black Stars have been victorious after drawing their away game which widened the odds for the 4-time champions of Africa. Andre Ayew's penalty kick elevated the scoreline in favour of the Black Stars to 2 goals to 1 against their Guinean counterparts in the 58th. minute. Guinea levelled the score in the 32nd. minute by a Yattara goal making it 1-1. Asamoah Gyan put Ghana in the lead in the 12th. minute at the Tamale Stadium in the qualification for 2015 AFCON in Morocco. Ghana is captained by Asamoah Gyan with support from the impressive Jordan Ayew who has been hardworking in recent matches. Ghana’s starting-line-up: Stephen Adams, Harrison Afful, Baba Abdul Rahman, Awal Mohammed, Jonathan Mensah, Rabiu Mohammed, Solomon Asante, Kwadwo Asamoah, Asamoah Gyan, Jordan Ayew, Dede Ayew.

Black Stars supporters in car crash, one dead

By AlatiphA - October 15, 2014

Fans traveling from Kumasi to Tamale to watch the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier match between the Black Stars and their Guinean counterparts have been involved in an accident leaving one dead and several others injured. The accident according to reports occurred on the Kumasi -Tamale highway, Wednesday afternoon. The cause of the accident is being investigated by the Tamale Police. Ghana plays Guinea in Tamale in the Northern region in the qualifiers for the Africa Cup of Nations competition next January.

Ebola fears: Guinean fans to be given separate stands at Tamale

By AlatiphA - October 15, 2014

Soccer fans accompanying the Guinean football team for Wednesday’s AFCON qualifier against Ghana, will be given separate stands at the Tamale Sports Stadium to prevent them coming into contact with Ghanaian spectators, the Interior Minister has said. The two countries will face off in the second leg of the 2015 African Cup of Nations qualifier in the Northern Regional Capital amid fears from the Ghanaians that some of the supporters could sneak into the country without going through the screening exercises at the ports. The Black Stars secured a crucial away draw in the first leg played in Casablanca, Morocco due to the outbreak of Ebola in the home team’s country- one of the worst hit in West Africa. But Interior Minister, Mark Woyongo who is on a tour of the Nsawam Medium Security Prisons, has told Joy News’ Seth Kwame Boateng the Guineans will be closely monitored before, during and after the game. “The Police Administration has been instructed to pay part...