| 5,599,070 |
4.9167 |
-1.95 |
Ghana |
|
After presidential elections were held on 7/12/2004, clashes erupted between supporters of the NDC and supporters of the NPP. One man was killed and three wounded by gunshots. In response to troubles in the region, the government closed the border cros |
| 5,599,074 |
5.55602 |
-0.1969 |
Ghana |
|
A voter was stabbed after arguing over a ballot count. The news reports did not say who stabbed the man; only that the stabbing was over an election dispute. (Presidential elections were held on 7/12/04). |
| 5,599,079 |
7.8 |
0.0167 |
Ghana |
|
Krachi's attacked the Kete Muslim settlement. Two Kete were killed and several wounded. The chief of the Krachi often rules against the Kete and is known to dislike them. |
| 5,599,085 |
9.48333 |
-2.66667 |
Ghana |
|
Rebels allegedly enter Ghana, beat citizens and abduct chief in Saru |
| 5,599,089 |
5.55602 |
-0.1969 |
Ghana |
|
Clashes erupted between supporters of the NDC and supporters of the NPP when supporters of each party ran into each other in Accra. Several people were injured. The clashes resulted in the Electorals Commission decision to have additional security at t |
| 5,599,093 |
9.4333 |
0.0167 |
Ghana |
|
Youths tried to occupy a place called the "Old Gweba Palace". Security forces killed three of the youths. |
| 5,599,097 |
5.7833 |
0.6333 |
Ghana |
|
Police attacked two journalists who were known for stating their position on land owning rights and private companies. |
| 5,599,101 |
6.6 |
0.4667 |
Ghana |
|
Police attacked a journalist who was accompanying an abused woman to police headquarters to report a crime. Police detained the journalist after beating him. The police were cited as mistrusting the journalist. |
| 5,599,107 |
8.2167 |
-0.6333 |
Ghana |
|
The people of Konkomba and Bimoba fought each other for three days over land ownership disputes. Villages were set on fire during the dispute. |
| 5,599,111 |
8.2167 |
-0.6333 |
Ghana |
|
The people of Konkomba and Bimoba fought each other for three days over land ownership disputes. Villages were set on fire during the dispute. |
