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GAF regrets assault on traffic warden by soldier

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has condemned the misconduct of a soldier who assaulted a traffic warden at Ritz Junction in Accra at the weekend. A statement signed by Colonel M. Atintande, Director of Public Relations, and copied to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) on Tuesday, said even though the solider had rendered an unqualified apology to the traffic warden, GAF took serious exception to such misconduct. “GAF, therefore, condemns the regrettable incident and wishes to assure the public that appropriate action will be taken against him, and any soldier who misconducts him or herself in a similar fashion,” » Read More

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