Sakumono murder: Key suspect arrested from his hideout
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The key suspect in the killing of 47-year-old entrepreneur Irene Atubiga and her 57-year-old uncle, George Atubiga, at Sakumono in Accra has been arrested.
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Sakumono murder: Key suspect arrested from his hideout. The key suspect in the killing of 47-year-old entrepreneur Irene Atubiga and her 57-year-old uncle, George Atubiga, at Sakumono in Accra has been arrested. Covered by 1 publications. MyJoyOnline: Sakumono murder: Key suspect arrested from his hideout.
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- MyJoyOnline Ghana Sakumono murder: Key suspect arrested from his hideout The key suspect in the killing of 47-year-old entrepreneur Irene Atubiga and her 57-year-old uncle, George Atubiga, at Sakumono in Accra has been arrested. 4 h ago · Tier 3
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