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Ghana: President's Death Could Drive National Unity
Inter Press Service, 27 July 2012
The death of President John Atta Mills will have a sobering effect on national politics in the months leading up to Ghana's December 2012 election, according to the Executive ... read more »
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Ghana: Will Ghana's Success Story Continue After John Atta Mills?
Guardian Global Development Network, 25 July 2012
The death of President John Atta Mills has sparked not only an outpouring of grief in Ghana, but renewed doubts about December's parliamentary and presidential elections, when two ... read more »
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Ghana: Democratic Maturity Achieves Smooth Transition - So Far
ThinkAfricaPress, 26 July 2012
Ghana's handover has been smooth, others have not. What is the lesson? read more »
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Ghana: Who Will Follow Caretaker President?
Radio Netherlands Worldwide, 25 July 2012
President John Atta Mills died unexpectedly on Tuesday and vice-president John Dramani Mahama immediately stepped in as caretaker. But amidst the flags flown at half-mast during ... read more »
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Ghana: Atta Mills' Death a Test for Democracy? (analysis)
Daily Trust, 26 July 2012
Ghana is seen as a strong democratic nation, but the sudden death of president John Atta Mills has raised questions in some quarters on how Ghana's democracy would move on given ... read more »
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Ghana: Economic Implications of Atta Mills' Death (press release)
Renaissance Capital, 24 July 2012
President John Atta Mills, 68, died yesterday, 23 July, at a miitary hospital in Accra after taking ill the previous night, according to a presidential statement. read more »
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Ghana: Mills' Death Is a Huge and Painful Loss - Otumfuo
Ghanaian Chronicle, 26 July 2012
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, has described the death of President John Evans Atta Mills as a huge and painful loss to the country. read more »
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Ghana: Life and Times of John Atta Mills (analysis)
Daily Trust, 26 July 2012
Late President John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills was born on 21st July, 1944 in Tarkwa, Western Region of Ghana. An Akan by birth, he had his early education at Achimota School, and ... read more »
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If Ghananians are able to pull off a peaceful election it would be an absolute miracle. Africans are generally incapable of holding a responsible election and what happened last time in Ghana was a fluke. Now that their is oil money on the line, the true character of Africans. Selfishness anad greediness will rule the day, just wait and see.
If Ghananians are able to pull off a peaceful election it would be an absolute miracle. Africans are generally incapable of holding a responsible election and what happened last time in Ghana was a fluke. Now that their is oil money on the line, the true character of Africans. Selfishness anad greediness will rule the day, just wait and see.
the death of president mills was not a natural death , he was murdered my the americans and the europeans and when i say americans and europeans not all the people of europe or america but the leaders that govern them, they have put us to the test in other words they trying to create unstable ghana and when their goals are meant they will come in and create oil for food embargo, their dreams is for the oil. ghanaians are intelligent people , they can kill a ghanaian but nothing can stop us to be who we are ghanaian , we... we are eternal and will remain eternal to our country and we africans need to be smarter and sharper because their aim is to destroy any african country that is try to do something positive for africa.
A girl was raped by a taxi driver in Bridgetown Barbados.The case went to court.The taxi driver was found innocent.The girl has since then been pregnant, and gave birth to the taxi drivers child.Is there no justice in the British empire.Well let me remind the hierchy of the commonwealth."Do unto others,what you would have others do unto you.".Or is it that Barbados is a colony of Madagascar,so there is no justice.Well all those jurists that found the the rapist(the taxi driver)innocent are just as guilty as the rapist.Just because the queen of England is a prostitute.That does not mean that black women and black girls are sex slaves.Peter Carlos Hinds.
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