
Audio By Carbonatix
The brother of the former Chief of Staff in the erstwhile John Mahama government, Julius Debrah, has passed on.
The incident, sources say, happened on the morning of Friday July 29 at the 37 Military Hospital.
The deceased, Isaac Nkansah Debrah alias Cambodia was a retired soldier from the Ghana Armed Forces and a businessman.
The former Chief of Staff is expected to be leading his family to announce preparations for the final funeral rights and burial of the late brother in line with Akan tradition.
This will come after the Debrahs have received clearance from their Kwahu and Oda family heads.
Meanwhile, the family will gather to welcome visitors on Monday 1st August, 2022 at the residence of the deceased at K Boat Junction, at Dome Pillar 2, Accra.
Latest Stories
-
99.3% covered, 1,200 infected: Ghana’s HIV blind spot
4 minutes -
US military identifies two soldiers killed in Iranian attack in Jordan
7 minutes -
Police arrest 6 suspected robbers, recover GH¢300k stolen at Portor-Gurumpe highway
14 minutes -
Fire destroys 4 shops near Bolgatanga Main Station
18 minutes -
Assembly man, brother remanded over death of 25-year-old driver at New Edubiase
38 minutes -
CID arrests 11 in Tema cybercrime operation as two ‘trafficking victims’ become suspects
40 minutes -
Wontumi’s last words to me were ‘work hard, bring NPP back to power’ – Palgrave Boakye-Danquah
42 minutes -
‘Abrogate the contract, refund deducted funds’ – Sulemana Braimah tells NASPA
1 hour -
NASPA clarifies GH¢60 deduction, says fee was meant to be GH¢15 monthly
1 hour -
Flux Power & Automation launches smart energy management system to help Ghanaian businesses cut electricity costs
1 hour -
Consortium in talks to buy Liverpool minority stake
1 hour -
NASPA suspends capacity building programme after concerns over allowance deductions
1 hour -
Global drug threats emerging rapidly through technology – NACOC D-G
1 hour -
Wontumi conviction: History has been made; political protection for illegal miners over – Inusah Fuseini
1 hour -
No sirens or police escorts without approval, Speaker Bagbin tells MPs
2 hours