Minister unhappy with courts using manual typewriters

New Abirem (E/R), Sept. 28, GNA – Dr Kwasi Akyem Apea-Kubi, the Eastern Regional Minister, has expressed worry about courts still using manual typewriters during sessions.

He said in this computer age using such machines was unacceptable and appealed to the Chief Justice to help change the situation to enhance the work of the Judicial Service.

Dr Apea-Kubi said this when inaugurating a Magistrate Court at New Abirem in the Birim North District on Wednesday.

Dr Apea-Kubi said a major problem confronting the region is illegal mining and lumbering leading not only to the pollution of the environment but also destruction of major water bodies.

He said these illegal activities were occurring as a result of the non-enforcement on laws on mining and called for a review of all the relevant laws relating to the environment.

Mrs Mavis Ama Frimpong, Birim North District Chief Executive, said the District though small in size was the fastest growing one in the region as it was surrounded by vibrant commercial towns like Nkawkaw, Akyem Oda and Kade.

Source: GhanaWeb

You may like

GoldBod Taskforce Arrests American, Moroccan, and Ghanaians For Illegal Gold Buying

BIBIANI-ANHWIASO-BEKWAI MUNICIPAL HEALTH DIRECTORATE TARGETS OVER 12,000 CHILDREN IN HPV VACCINATION EXERCISE

Court grants Chairman Wontumi GHC15m bail over Akonta Mining

UDS Has Achieved What No African University Has Done — Sports Minister On UDS FISU Triumph

Prez. Mahama Rewards UDS with GHC500,000 After Historic World University Football Triumph

Government Approves Sports Levy to Boost Ghana’s Sports Development Fund

Public notice
WP Radio
WP Radio
OFFLINE LIVE