Buduburam demolition: Squatters given up to Sept. 30 to move
General News
Budumburam 'Liberian' Camp
Residents of the Budumburam camp in the Central Region have been asked to move from the area by 30 September 2021 to pave the way for a planned demolition.
This was contained in a letter signed by the District Chief Executive for Gomoa East, Mr Solomon Darko Quarm.
The camp, which, for over two decades, has served as a refuge for Liberian refugees, will be demolished and redeveloped.
The place will be gentrified to have a senior high school, a residential community, and a modern market.
The camp, which was decommissioned as a refugee base by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in June 2010, has become a settlement and now bears the infamous credential as a hideout for social deviants, including alleged robbery gangs.
Source: Classfmonline.com
Trending News
Memphis University threatens to drop Ghanaian scholarship students over unpaid fees by gov’t
14:19
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes historic visit to Ghana, first in 30 years
07:24
Martyrs Day: NDC Legal Director slams attempts to link PNDC to NDC
02:39
John Apea to lead clemency petition for Ato Essien on justice and human rights grounds
14:08
W/R: GoldBod taskforce cracks down on 10 Chinese gold smugglers
21:30
E/R: Afram Plains South faces critical health worker shortage, UNICEF promises support
01:56
Defence Minister confirms withdrawal of military protection for Jean Mensa
14:02
Ghana Gold Board to channel seized illegal mining assets into community development
15:40
GJA elections: Albert Sore elected Upper East Regional Chairman
01:45
Commonwealth official to lead petition for pardon of Ato Essien
13:56
