… The Tema Regional Police Commander, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Eric Asamoah Asiedu, at a press briefing on Thursday (August 6, 2026), a separate narcotics operation on the same day als resulted in the arrest of another suspect. …
… Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Eric Asamoah Asiedu, Tema Regional Police Commander, said the festival period would witness traditional rulers, priests and priestesses performing customary rites before, during and after the celebrations, including the sprinkling of kpokpoi, …
… Delivering the keynote address, the Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu, called on residents of Teshie and Ghanaians across the country to make peace the defining feature of Homowo 2026. …
The Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu, has called on residents of Teshie and Ghanaians across the country to embrace peace as the cornerstone of this year’s Homowo Festival, stressing that sustainable development, security and prosperity can only flourish i …
… Addressing a press briefing, Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu, said comprehensive security measures have been put in place to ensure residents and visitors celebrate the festival in a safe and peaceful environment. …
… Addressing a press briefing, Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu, said comprehensive security measures have been put in place to ensure residents and visitors celebrate the festival in a safe and peaceful environment. …
… The alleged bribery attempt was disclosed on Thursday, July 23, by the Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu, during a briefing on recent anti-crime operations in the region. …
… Mr Tameklo, accompanied by key stakeholders including the Lead for Energy at the 24 Hour Authority, Roland Azuguvu; Director for the 24 Hour Programme at the Ghana Police Service, ACP Benjamin Ania; Tema Regional Police Commander, DCOP Asiedu; and representatives from the Nationa …
… Tema Regional Police Commander DCOP Eric Asamoah Asiedu welcomed the donation, saying it would directly improve response times and field operations. …
Police arrested a Dutch national and two other suspects following an intelligence-led operation at Tema Port, where 866 parcels of a white powdered substance suspected to be cocaine were found concealed in sacks of gari in a 40-foot container. The substance has a street value of around US$6.9 million.
Police arrested a Dutch national and two other suspects following an intelligence-led operation at Tema Port, where 866 parcels of a white powdered substance suspected to be cocaine were found concealed in sacks of gari in a 40-foot container. The substance has a street value of around US$6.9 million.
The Tema Regional Police Command has appealed to residents to celebrate Homowo Festival peacefully, cautioning against violence and confrontations, particularly disputes over performing the traditional kpokpoi sprinkling. Police will provide security during the festival and deal with any criminal activities, and also urged factions involved in chieftaincy disputes to avoid provocation and violence.
The Teshie Traditional Council has officially launched the 2026 Homowo Festival with a renewed commitment to peace, security and cultural preservation, with traditional authorities, the Ghana Police Service and the Ghana Armed Forces pledging to work together for a safe and successful celebration. The launch comes after violence marred the 2025 festival.
The Tema Regional Police Commander has called on residents of Teshie and Ghanaians to embrace peace during this year's Homowo Festival, stating that sustainable development and prosperity can only flourish in a peaceful society. He reaffirmed the Ghana Police Service's commitment to working with traditional authorities and community stakeholders to ensure a safe and incident-free celebration.
The Tema Regional Police Command warned that anyone engaging in violence or acts disturbing the peace during this year's Homowo Festival will face the full rigours of the law. The command cautioned individuals involved in chieftaincy disputes, landguard activities, and student-related conflicts against using the festival to foment trouble, and noted recurring tensions particularly over disputes on who has traditional authority to sprinkle kpokpoi, a key Homowo ritual.
The Tema Regional Police Command has warned that anyone who engages in violence or acts capable of disturbing the peace during this year's Homowo Festival will face the full rigours of the law. The Command cautioned individuals involved in chieftaincy disputes, landguard activities and student-related conflicts against using the festival as an opportunity to foment trouble, and noted recurring tensions particularly over disputes regarding who has the traditional authority to sprinkle kpokpoi, a key Homowo ritual.
Police in Tema intercepted a truck carrying 5,039 compressed parcels of suspected narcotic substances at Afienya following intelligence, arrested two suspects, and rejected an alleged GH¢150,000 bribe offered by one of them to secure the cargo's release.
The National Petroleum Authority CEO monitored the 24-Hour Economy Programme pilot at selected Tema petroleum depots, accompanied by stakeholders from energy, police, and national security. Petroleum operators reported increased productivity and revenue, though they called for enhanced lighting and security at the facilities.
Zonda Tec Ghana has handed over a GWM POER pickup truck to the Tema Regional Police Command to boost law enforcement mobility across the district. The donation is part of Zonda's "Supporting Public Service, Strengthening Communities" initiative under its "Built in Ghana, Building Ghana" agenda.
Bernard Oduro, a Ghanaian property owner based in Canada, has accused Greater Accra Regional Minister Linda Ocloo of trespassing on his 2.66-acre land in Dodowa, which he acquired under a 99-year lease in 2005 and holds a valid Lands Commission title for. He claims the land has faced persistent encroachment and that despite a High Court injunction granted in October 2025 restraining all activities, development works have resumed under the current administration.