News

Get all your Ghana news, publication and media links here!   Home

 

 

 

Travel & Tourism

 

 

Write to us

 
 

 

 

Read about the free tuition essay competition for university students

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A British national allegedly defiles a three year old girl

Accra, Nov. 21, GNA - Colonel Dr. Chris Kwesi Agbeka, a gynaecologist at the 37 Military Hospital on Wednesday confirmed at an Accra circuit court that the hymem of the three-year old girl (PW2) who was allegedly defiled by
a British national had been broken.


He said medical examination on the victim revealed that she had contact with somebody but could tell whether it was an adult or a child.


Col. Dr. Agbeka was testifying under cross-examination from Ms. Barbara Sackey, a State Attorney in the ongoing trial of Thomas Alan Tichler, a 57-year-old British who is standing trial for allegedly fingering a three-year-old daughter of his Ghanaian hosts.


Thomas Alan Tichler, a Consultant has been charged with causing harm and indecent assault to the kid. The suspect has been additionally charged with defilement.


He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.


Dr Agbeka said the urethra of the victim was swollen in addition to the bleeding, there was no mark of violence on the victim.


He said the initial bleeding of the victim was heavy, a condition that required surgery.


Dr Agbeka, who was also cross-examined by Mr Ellis Owusu Fordjour insisted that there was an earlier suggestion to operate on the victim.


He further said the mere examination of the victim would not give all the diagnosis but the history of the patient was very important in that respect.


The facts of the case are that Tichler visited the victim's father at North Legon, near the Redco Flats on October 13, 2007. The victim's father left the victim and her two siblings in the care of Tichler to purchase some items from town.


Tichler decided to play with the victim and her two siblings, aged eight and six, in the living room but he later managed to get the victim alone and proceeded to insert his fingers into her genitals.


Not long after, the victim's mother arrived from town and just as she entered the kitchen, Tichler followed her and requested for water to wash his hands.


Later, the victim went to her mother and said she wanted to urinate and while helping her, the mother noticed bloodstains in the victim's panties.


The victim mentioned the accused person as the one who inserted his fingers into her genitals when her mother questioned her.


GNA




 

Rate this article:

Ministry institutes Diasporan Visa

Accra, Nov. 21, Ghanadot/GNA - Mr. Stephen Asamoah-Boateng, Minister of Tourism and Diasporan Relations on Wednesday announced the institution of a Diasporan Visa to facilitate and encourage many Diasporans to return to Ghana several times and possibly invest in Ghana. ....More
 

The gas is coming!

Tema, Nov. 20, Ghanadot/GNA - Natural Gas is expected to start flowing through the West Africa Gas pipeline project from Nigeria to Ghana from December 23 this year.
.  .More

   

Girls guilty in Ghana drugs case
 

Accra, Nov. 21 - Two British 16-year-old girls have been found guilty of trying to smuggle cocaine from Ghana to the UK. Yasemin Vatansever and Yatunde Diya, both of north London, were arrested at Accra international airport on 2 July. ..More

 
 

African governments told to ensure strategies that advance development

Accra, Nov. 21, Ghanadot/GNA – Mr. Freddie Blay, First Deputy Speaker of Parliament has charged African governments to ensure that development strategies that have catapulted Western and some Asian economies to their current levels of advancement are not lost on them since they hold some benefits to the advancement of the continent..
....More

   
 

ABC, Australia
FOXNews.com
The EastAfrican, Kenya
African News Dimensions
Chicago Sun Times
The Economist
Reuters World
CNN.com - World News

All Africa Newswire
Google News
The Guardian, UK
Africa Daily
IRIN Africa
The UN News
Daily Telegraph, UK
Daily Nation, East Africa

BBC Africa News, UK
Legal Brief Africa
The Washington Post
BusinessInAfrica
Mail & Guardian, S. Africa
The Washington Times
ProfileAfrica.com
Voice of America

CBSnews.com
New York Times
Vanguard, Nigeria
Christian Science Monitor
News24.com
Yahoo/Agence France Presse

 
  SPONSORSHIP AD HERE  
 
    Announcements
Debate
Commentary
Ghanaian Paper
Health
Market Place
News
Official Sites
Pan-African Page
Personalities
Reviews
Social Scene
Sports
Travel
 
    Currency Converter
Educational Opportunities
Job Opening
FYI
 
 

 

www.ghanavidia.com

Video expressions from Ghana and the Diaspora

 

 
Send This Page To A Friend:

The Profile Africa Media Group