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43 arraigned over killing of police officer at Gindabour

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Forty-three suspects have appeared before the Buipe Magistrate Court in connection with the killing of General Constable Redeemer Owusu at Gindabour in the Savannah Region, following unrest that erupted after the death of a local teacher.

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