Armed robbers on Monday attacked a Ghana Commercial Bank bullion van at Maame krobo in the Affram Plains South district of the Eastern region, killing the driver of the van StarrFMonline.com has gathered.
Tuesday, 16 August 2016
Breaking News: GCB Bank Robbered
Armed robbers on Monday attacked a Ghana Commercial Bank bullion van at Maame krobo in the Affram Plains South district of the Eastern region, killing the driver of the van StarrFMonline.com has gathered.
Breaking News: Holywood Drama Shown In Public
It's been a dramatic few days for co-stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Vin Diesel, who allegedly got into a pretty nasty feud on set of the upcoming movie "Fast 8." But, a touching final cast photo on Facebook seems to hint that their on-set strife has come to an end.
The group shot, including Dwayne, Vin, Tyrese Gibson, Michelle Rodriguez, Charlize Theron, Kurt Russell, Ludarcis, Nathalie Emmanuel, Scott Eastwood, and Jason Statham, refers to the cast as a family unit.
"For our final #FastFridays post," the caption started out, next to the pic posted on Aug. 12. "All of us in the Fast Family wanted to thank you for coming on the ride with us during this epic production."
The caption goes on to thank everyone for their hard work over the course of filming the "Fast & Furious" franchise installment.
"We began in Cuba, visited Iceland, New York and Atlanta, and as we head into our final few days of shooting, we wanted to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to those who have worked so hard over the past 100 days to bring you a movie that is going to be another incredible installment of our saga. Everything we do comes from our shared passion to bring you the very best."
Part of the drama between the pals allegedly stemmed from The Rock possibly not liking some of Vin's decisions as a producer on the movie. But, the post makes it sound like everyone was grateful for his work.
"Thank you Vin," the caption read. "Who has been at the wheel since this journey began, first as star and then as producer..."
To wrap up, the post goes into detail thanking each and every major cast member over the course of the films, not forgetting to mention the late Paul Walker.
"And thanks to all of the cast of the eighth Fast: Michelle, who's also been with us from the start... Those who've joined our family along the way: Tyrese and Chris from Miami in our second film; Dwayne and Elsa, who came on board in Rio in movie five; Jason, Nathalie and Kurt from last time around; and our newest members Charlize, Scott, Kristofer and Helen... And our brother who continues to inspire us all, Paul. We extend our gratitude to our new director F. Gary Gray, producers Neal Moritz and One Race Films, writer Chris Morgan, and the hundreds of awesome, dedicated crew members who worked their asses off."
At the very end, the message reiterates how serious the cast and crew is about focusing on making a good movie -- and, maybe not so much on petty drama.
"All of us take our work on Fast & Furious seriously, and we seriously intend to wow the world again," the Facebook post went on. "We'll be back in December with your first look at what we've created for you."
There was no direct mention to the feud between Dwayne and Vin, but the overall family-unit vibes within the caption seems to be a pretty good indicator that the dust has settled between the co-workers.
The drama originally went public on Aug. 8, when The Rock called out unnamed male co-stars for being unprofessional, and even used names like "chicken s---" in an Instagram post.
The group shot, including Dwayne, Vin, Tyrese Gibson, Michelle Rodriguez, Charlize Theron, Kurt Russell, Ludarcis, Nathalie Emmanuel, Scott Eastwood, and Jason Statham, refers to the cast as a family unit.
"For our final #FastFridays post," the caption started out, next to the pic posted on Aug. 12. "All of us in the Fast Family wanted to thank you for coming on the ride with us during this epic production."
The caption goes on to thank everyone for their hard work over the course of filming the "Fast & Furious" franchise installment.
"We began in Cuba, visited Iceland, New York and Atlanta, and as we head into our final few days of shooting, we wanted to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to those who have worked so hard over the past 100 days to bring you a movie that is going to be another incredible installment of our saga. Everything we do comes from our shared passion to bring you the very best."
Part of the drama between the pals allegedly stemmed from The Rock possibly not liking some of Vin's decisions as a producer on the movie. But, the post makes it sound like everyone was grateful for his work.
"Thank you Vin," the caption read. "Who has been at the wheel since this journey began, first as star and then as producer..."
To wrap up, the post goes into detail thanking each and every major cast member over the course of the films, not forgetting to mention the late Paul Walker.
"And thanks to all of the cast of the eighth Fast: Michelle, who's also been with us from the start... Those who've joined our family along the way: Tyrese and Chris from Miami in our second film; Dwayne and Elsa, who came on board in Rio in movie five; Jason, Nathalie and Kurt from last time around; and our newest members Charlize, Scott, Kristofer and Helen... And our brother who continues to inspire us all, Paul. We extend our gratitude to our new director F. Gary Gray, producers Neal Moritz and One Race Films, writer Chris Morgan, and the hundreds of awesome, dedicated crew members who worked their asses off."
At the very end, the message reiterates how serious the cast and crew is about focusing on making a good movie -- and, maybe not so much on petty drama.
"All of us take our work on Fast & Furious seriously, and we seriously intend to wow the world again," the Facebook post went on. "We'll be back in December with your first look at what we've created for you."
There was no direct mention to the feud between Dwayne and Vin, but the overall family-unit vibes within the caption seems to be a pretty good indicator that the dust has settled between the co-workers.
The drama originally went public on Aug. 8, when The Rock called out unnamed male co-stars for being unprofessional, and even used names like "chicken s---" in an Instagram post.
Mahama Campaign Ball Roll At Eastern Region
President and flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, will kick start his campaign for re-election in the Western Region today [Tuesday].
Breaking News:Mahama Saga On Late Mills Leaked
The cause of the sadden death of Late Professor John Evans Fifi Atta Mills has been a mystery perhaps to some of his family members and Ghanaians at large.
OMG: See Sex In Church Again
I quit the church for many, many reasons, one of them being the surge in the Prosperity Gospel movement – that movement that encourages people to look for Range Rovers and other material things in the air. The movement that makes many shout their prayers and – sadly – treat the poor with a contempt that really was not what Jesus was about.
Breaking News: 50 Cent Shot Died In Kumasi
Two suspected notorious armed robbers who the Police say have been terrorizing residents in the Ashanti Region have been shot dead.
Breaking News: Armed Robbers Leaders Gun Down In Kumasi
A leader of a robbery gang who opened fire on police and an accomplice who tried to escape in handcuffs have been gunned down in Kumasi.
Breaking News: Military Shoot At Drinking Bar In Eastern Region
A landlord has allegedly shot a military officer after the two engaged in a brawl.
The victim, a retired military officer, was shot at close range at a drinking spot in Srodae, a community in the Eastern regional Capital.
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