Dozens of structures on watercourses at Mataheko in the Ablekuma Sub-Metro of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) have been demolished.

The Ejisu Constituency Women’s Organiser of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Ms Patience Boateng, and the women’s representative of the party at Adarkwa Jachie, Ms Vida Agyei Boateng, are on collision course over caterers to be engaged on the School Feeding Programme (SFP).

Public officials at the various assemblies who aid and abet in siting of houses indiscriminately have been cautioned to desist from such actions or face the wrath of the law.

So it was 1-1 at the Etihad last night, in terms of goals and red cards. Wayne Rooney put Everton ahead with his second goal in as many games, his 200th in the Premier League, while Kyle Walker was dismissed for two highly controversial yellow cards.

Raheem Sterling volleyed Manchester City level late on and Everton also finished with 10 men when midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin was shown a second yellow card for catching Sergio Aguero.

Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia toured the Sierra Leonean town of Regent, on the outskirts of Freetown, where over 400 people have been confirmed dead after the mudslide and flooding disaster.

In the company of Sierra Leonean Vice President, Victor Bockarie Foh, Dr. Bawumia was briefed about the tragedy which has left the country with a humanitarian crisis.

A committee set up to oversee the celebration of this year’s Founder’s Day said September 21 has been set aside for the celebration, which would take place at the National Theatre in Accra.     

The National Pensioners Association has called for the improvement of post-retirement health care in the country.

Two separate disasters — one an explosion in the Western Region and the other fish poisoning in the Volta Region — have led to the death of seven persons.

In the Western Region, two persons were burnt to death while a third person died at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in a road accident which resulted in the explosion of two vehicles at Kikam in the Ellembelle

The fate of shareholders and investors in the defunct UT Bank hang in the balance because it is not clear what becomes of their investments in those banks.

It has now emerged that PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the international auditing and accounting firm contracted to dispose of the assets of the bank, will have to first sell all the assets of the banks and settle