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| May 13 | ||
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Ghana: "Ndoum is the Best" Says CPP Chairman as Party Grapples With What to Do With Freddy Blay
Mr. Ladi Nylander, National Chairman of the Convention Peoples Party (CPP) has told ADM that he believes that Dr. Nduom is the best person among the presidential candidates to lead the nation. |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: "Hands Off Elections"
Mr. Dan Lartey the Leader of the Great Consolidated Popular Party (GCPP) has cautioned the Institute of Multiparty Democracy (IMD) of the Netherlands to desist from financially assisting the four politcal parties in the country. |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: African Cancer Organisation Launched
The CEO of the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO), Dr. Ekwow Spio-Garbrah on Friday May 9 2008 launched a new London-based pan-African charity, the African Cancer Organisation (ACO). |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: Silence and Secrecy Spreading HIV/Aids
A human resource officer at the Ghana Aids Commission (GAC), Mr. Richard Dodoo has said the current atmosphere of silence and secrecy about HIV status is the result of the way Persons Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs) are treated. |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: Ambassadors for Biodiversity World Migratory Bird Day 2008
The theme for this year's World Migratory Bird Day: "Migratory Birds - Ambassadors for Biodiversity" draws attention to the link between migratory birds and wider biodiversity as well as the overall state of our environment. |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: Le Roy Calls Up 23 Players to Camp
Claude Le Roy calls up a 23-man squad for Ghana's reverse fixture match of the African Nations Championship against Togo. |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: The Putin Flip [opinion]
Someone once said, I think it was Henry Kissinger, that political power is an aphrodisiac. I bet it is also an intoxicant! Look at good old Mugabe: Why would he want to hold even as it must be clear to him that he has long gone past his level of incompetence. |
Accra Mail | |
| May 12 | ||
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Ghana: Rawlings Regrets Leaders' Executions
Memories of the 1979 executions of three of Ghana's former heads of state and some top military officers came alive again at the weekend in Abuja as the ex-president of Ghana, Flight Lt. Jerry Rawlings (rtd), said though the killings were regrettable, there was no way his Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) junta could have avoided them. |
This Day | |
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Ghana: NPP Beats NDC in Cabinet Reshuffles
While the debate on frequency of ministerial reshuffles rages on, it has emerged that, the ruling NPP has had more reshuffles, both major and minor than opposition NDC. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: CPP Promises to Retain ADB As a State-Owned Bank
A Convention People's Party (CPP) administration will retain the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) as a state-owned financial institution, Dr Paa Kwesi Nduom, Presidential Candidate of the CPP has promised. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: IEA Begins 'Evening Encounter' With Presidential Candidates
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) is hosting a programme dubbed; "Evening Encounter" to provide the platform to presidential candidates of four political parties with representation in parliament to educate the electorate on their vision and plans. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Residents of Bawku Live Under Fear of Reprisals And Hunger
As the two feuding factions in the Bawku Traditional area- the Kusasis and Mamprusis continue to live under fear, there are worries of food shortages. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Breaking the Yoke of Expensive Marriages [editorial]
That God in His own wisdom instituted marriage to glorify Himself has been well documented in the Bible. Indeed other religions besides Christianity also see marriage as a sacred institution, whose preservation should be the concern of society. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Country Halts Military Protection for Mining Companies
The Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Joe Ghartey has on behalf of the government announced the discontinuation of military protection for mining companies operating in the country. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Celtel to Launch As Zain in Q3 And Considering 3G Roll-Out [interview]
The dead hand of the Ghanaian Government has prevented a good market from reaching its full potential and becoming a great market. Everyone knows what needs to happen but somehow it never quite seems to get done. |
Balancing Act | |
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Ghana: Women's Groups Meet Liberian Women Refugee
Women's rights organizations namely, African Women's Development Fund (AWDF), Network for Women's Rights in Ghana (NETRIGHT), Abantu for Development, Women's Initiative for Self Empowerment (WISE) and Christian Mothers Association of the Catholic Church have paid a visit to Liberian refugee women at the Buduburam refugee camp. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Competitiveness, Not Barriers, is the Way for Country's Trade
The Director of the Centre for Policy Analysis, Dr. Joseph Abbey has said that instead of putting impediments in the way of foreign goods and services, Ghana should raise the competitiveness of her own in terms of quality, price and delivery time. |
Public Agenda | |
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Africa: Child Diabetes Assumes Alarming Proportions
In recent times, diseases that were associated only with adults have now become universal. Even children are getting diseases such as diabetes. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Is the Dream over for Hillary Clinton? [column]
Hillary Clinton has vowed to fight on, even though the odds are hugely against her. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Aspiring MP Advocates for Creches in Basic Schools
The aspiring NPP parliamentary candidate for the Bosomtwe constituency in the Ashanti Region, Mr. Peter Kwame Abebrese, has advocated for the establishment of crèches in all basic schools in the country. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Angry Mother Abandons Six-Month-Old Baby
The refusal of a father to take care of his child has compelled the mother to do the unthinkable- dumping the six -month old baby in the bush. |
Public Agenda | |
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West Africa: New Subregional Grouping Seeks to Integrate Regional Citizens
The Co-prosperity Alliance Zone (COPAZ), the newly created subregional grouping, comprising Ghana, Nigeria, Togo and Benin, has been urged to work towards the integration of nationals of the member countries, rather than the States. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Breeding Toxins From Dead PCs
Thousands of discarded computers from western Europe and the US arrive in the ports of west Africa every day, ending up in massive toxic dumps where children burn and pull them apart to extract metals for cash. |
Public Agenda | |
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Ghana: Oko's Choice [editorial]
It is unusual for a newspaper to devote its editorial columns to one of its own - its cartoonist. Today we are doing precisely that! |
Accra Mail | |
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Ghana: WAEC Cancels 386 Students' Entries Citing Forged Continuous Assessment Scores
Following the cancellation of their entries for the May/June 2008 Senior Secondary School Certificate exams by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) the fate of 386 final year students of the African Advanced College of Commerce and Technology at Ashaiman is currently unknown. |
Accra Mail | |
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