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Ghana’s Police Administration Steps Up Efforts to Eliminate ‘Miscreants’ in the Service The Police Administration in Ghana has begun a process of weeding out all miscreants in the service to restore its image and reputation. It has also cautioned recently recruited new officers to let their character, attitude and behavior reflect the principles of the police administration. Commissioner of Police in charge of Legal and Prosecution, COP Nathan Kofi Boakye, spoke at the passing out parade of 612 police recruits at the Police Training Depot at Pataase in Kumasi on July 30 – 312
male recruits and 300 female recruits. The newly-recruited police officers, who underwent six months of comprehensive training in all aspects of police training to make them competitive to face the challenges of modern policing, served as the first batch of trainees in 2022. They join the service at a crucial moment as the administration initiates reforms to address numerous challenges including emerging crimes such as terrorism in the sub-region and changes in their modes of operation. Group Sergeant Boakye Tieku Aduenin emerged overall best under Cadet Officer in the school and placed 9th in the National Standardized Examination, while Group Recruit Daniel Anim Oduro placed first and adjudged 4th in the National Standardized Examination among all the five training schools in Ghana. WI
caribbean now Jamaica Signs Memorandum of Understanding with University of Birmingham In keeping with its foreign policy, the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA) is deepening its bi-lateral relationships in sports. On July 26, it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the prestigious University of Birmingham, known for its strong reputation in sports sciences and research, Caribbean News Weekly (CNW) recently reported. The signing took place in the boardroom of the university and 5 Members of the signing party including (front the agreement aims to help further collaboration and celebrate row, 2nd left) Professor Tim Jones, Provost and the historical links between the two countries. It highlights the Vice Principal of the University of Birmingham; potential to support academic collaborations, initially across en- JOA First Vice-President Jacqueline Cowan gineering. It also acts as a mechanism to create opportunities for (center); JOA President Christopher Samuda (2nd more detailed cooperation in other areas including: expanding right); and His Excellency Seth George Ramocan, educational programs for athletes, coaches and administrators; High Commissioner to London. (Courtesy photo) and creating new scholarships and research opportunities. In describing the occasion, JOA President Christopher Samuda said, “The JOA’s vision for sport goes beyond the confines of national boundaries in building capacity and professional and career opportunities while advancing scientific-based knowledge of the human mind and body in understanding their character and functions in sport. The historic signing of this Memorandum of Understanding between the Jamaica Olympic Association and the University of Birmingham will promote all of these and much more. It is more than an expression of co-operation and mutuality in sport for it coalesces the vision of two respected institutions in their joint mission of informing, educating, and enlightening.” WI
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