June 20
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China, Ghana Work Closely to Tackle Illegal Mining
Focac
China and Ghana are working closely to properly handle the issue of Chinese nationals engaged in illegal gold mining in the West African country, a senior Chinese official said... Read more »
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Ghanaian Chronicle
The man at the centre of the GH¢51 million judgment debt saga that has engaged the attention of Ghanaians since the lid on the deal was broken by the then Assin North Member... Read more »
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Outbreak of Whooping Cough in Dormaa... 71 Children Already Treated
Ghanaian Chronicle
Reports reaching The Chronicle in Sunyani speak of an outbreak of Whooping Cough in the Dormaa West district. According to reports, an Assemblyman for Yaakrom, Francis Kwadwo... Read more »
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When Legal Brains Created Looted & Shared - Ebo Quansah in Accra
Ghanaian Chronicle
Mr. Justice Jones Victor Mawulorm Dotse, one of the nine trial judges of the Supreme Court, who sat on the Waterville Holdings judgment debt saga, puts it succinctly: "They... Read more »
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Wereko Brobbey Has Lost Touch With Reality
Ghanaian Chronicle
CONTROVERSIES SURROUNDING recent remarks by the former CEO of the Volta River Authority (VRA), Dr. Wereko Brobbey, concerning the performance of Dr. Bawumia in the ongoing... Read more »
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218 Chinese, 51 Nigeriens Repatriate So Far - Says Ghana Immigrations Service
Vanguard
Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) says a total of 218 Chinese nationals and 51 Nigeriens have been repatriated from the country as at June 18. Read more »
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Dancehall Music Has Come of Age
Ghanaian Chronicle
Dancehall music has come of age in the Ghanaian music circles. It is a popular genre and is widely patronized among upcoming musicians in the country. Read more »
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Mauve Ladies of Miss Supranational Step Out
Ghanaian Chronicle
The Supranational has been housed but the unexpected happened which we treated it as nature deem fit. Fourteen (14) out of Seventeen (17) ladies were able to make it into the Miss... Read more »
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The Search Is On for the New Miss Maliaka
Ghanaian Chronicle
Gradually, the reign of Miss Sharon Cofie as Miss Malaika 2012 is coming to an end and the biggest question on the minds of people is who takes over from the eloquent, intelligent... Read more »
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Hayaat to Hit Ghana TV Screens
Ghanaian Chronicle
Hayaat TV show, a new series that seeks to make public the beautiful sides of the zongo communities and further patch up the violent area that it is perceived to be, will soon hit... Read more »
June 19
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Ghana's Hunger Reduction Thrills FAO
Ghanaian Chronicle
FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva has formally recognized 38 countries including Ghana for reducing hunger by half well ahead of international targets for the year... Read more »
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MPs Mad At GES for Barring Pregnant Students From Writing Exam
Ghanaian Chronicle
Members of Parliament (MPs) yesterday registered their displeasure about how some Junior High School (JHS) students were walked out of their Basic Education Certificate Examination... Read more »
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The Electoral Commission Again? [column]
Ghanaian Chronicle
It would appear that the year 2012 is the Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana's year of nemesis. Read more »
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Woman Subjected to Vaginal Search
Ghanaian Chronicle
A thirty-year old woman is struggling to come out of a psychological trauma after she was allegedly subjected to torture by a mob at Kejetia, after being accused of stealing a... Read more »
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CHRAJ Votes Gh¢ 65 Million to Fight Corruption
Ghanaian Chronicle
The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has estimated GH¢65,240,000.00 for the implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Action Plan (NACAP)... Read more »
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TMA 'Police' Tema Main Market to Prevent Fire Outbreak
Ghanaian Chronicle
A combined team of personnel from the Tema branch of the Ghana Police Service, Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS), National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), members of the... Read more »
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Woyome to Strike Back ... As Duffour Explains Stance
Ghanaian Chronicle
The ramifications of the Supreme Court ruling on the €47 million paid as judgment debt to Waterville Holdings Ltd. and other judgment debts paid by the state in at least the... Read more »
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Extortion Galore at Electoral Commission
Ghanaian Chronicle
After withholding the allowances of the personnel who assisted the Electoral Commission (EC) to conduct the controversial 2008 presidential and parliamentary elections for close to... Read more »
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Atibie Midwifery College Suspends Admission
Ghanaian Chronicle
The Atibie Midwifery Training College has not admitted any student to pursue the Health Assistants Clinical (HAC) programme since 2010, Mrs. Paulina Osabutey, Principal of the... Read more »
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Pregnant Ladies Barred From Writing Exams
Ghanaian Chronicle
Mrs. Christiana Sabotie, Principal of Saint Monica's College of Education in Asante Mampong says the decision by the authorities to disallow pregnant ladies to write final exams... Read more »
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'Consent for Sex Must Move From 16 to 18yrs'
Ghanaian Chronicle
Mr Kofi Adade Debrah, Eastern Regional Programme Unit Manager of Plan Ghana, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) has called on Government to review the age of consent for sex... Read more »
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Police Auction Impounded Motorbikes
Ghanaian Chronicle
The Tema Police Command has auctioned 150 impounded motorbikes, out of a total of 310, to a Tema-based steel company, Tema Steel, to be crushed into iron rods and other steel... Read more »
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KMA Releases Gh¢Two Billion for Reconstruction of Burnt Market
Ghanaian Chronicle
THE KUMASI Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has allocated GH¢200,000.00 to support the reconstruction of burnt down stalls at the Kumasi Central market following last Sunday's fire... Read more »
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Government Takes Over Shiashie Lands
Ghanaian Chronicle
An attempt by the Apantse We family of the Greater Accra Region to permanently possess some tracks of the Shiashie land from government has hit the rock, as an Accra High Court has... Read more »
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'Obroni' Chinese & Illegal Mining [opinion]
Ghanaian Chronicle
To be honest with you, my dear reader, I have forgotten the exact date, but if my memory serves me right, it was in October 2007. My Pentium One computer, you heard me right! My... Read more »
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