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Kufuor blames underdevelopment in Africa on bad leadership (GhanaWeb)
Govt probes £3.3m fraud at Sunyani Hospital (GhanaWeb)
Sissala Rural Bank to open new branches (GhanaWeb)
Ghana stands to benefit from Miss Black USA Pageant - Minister (GhanaWeb)
University of Ghana cannot enrol more science students - Prof Tagoe (GhanaWeb)
Government to equip Information Officers with tools - Baba Jamal (GhanaWeb)
We'll not turn our back to you - President Mills (GhanaWeb)
Support science and technology education-Amaning (GhanaWeb)
TUC cautions Ghanaians against bogus oil training institutions (GhanaWeb)
NDC constituency election turns violent (GhanaWeb)
Vodafone Rewards Promotion suffers anti-climax (GhanaWeb)
Most Ghanaian workers lack vital information about social security (GhanaWeb)
DI objects to impersonation (GhanaWeb)
Accra bourse index closes week down (GhanaWeb)
Mahama commissions Sunyani Regional Hospital (GhanaWeb)
Ghana: Minority Dares Govt to Probe Telecom Malaysia Deal
Ongoing debate and pronouncement by the ruling National Democratic Congress to re-engage Vodafone Plc in its acquisition of 70% shares in Ghana Telecom has sparked the reaction of the opposition New Patriotic Party .
(Topix.net)Ghana re-evaluates Nkrumah
The heroic statue looms with its right arm aloft, in celebration of a nation's independence.
(Topix.net)Govt Decision Must Be Reviewed Now
When former President Kufuor decided to put up the presidential palace at the then Flagstaff House, President Mills was one of the people who vehemently protested against the decision. The Chronicle does not fault the latter for his views over the issue, because most Ghanaians at the time kicked against the decision, since the general view was that the project was not a priority one for government. (AllAfrica)
Supporters Give NPP Ultimatum
A group constituting itself into "Supporters of the Three NPP Independent MPs" in Kumasi, has given a 72-hour ultimatum to the leadership of the NPP to consider regularizing the membership of the three independent candidates or be compelled to advice themselves. (AllAfrica)
Nungua Chieftaincy Dispute
An Accra High Court yesterday convicted Nii Adote Obuor IV, Acting President of the Ga Traditional Council for contempt of court in the raging Nungua chieftaincy dispute. Additionally, the Ga Traditional Council and Nii Odehe Kpakpa King Odaifio Welentse III, a rival chief of Nungua, had equally been convicted for disobeying the orders of the court. (AllAfrica)
Amua-Sekyi Secures Another Injuction Against Trial
The trial of two prominent legal practitioners at an Accra Circuit court on charges of fraud, has taken a dramatic twist, as a restraining order has been placed on the court. (AllAfrica)
Small Size of Bus Stops Creating Problems
Due to small size of the bus stop just after the newly-open Merchant Bank branch when approaching the Adabraka police station from the Kwame Nkrumah Circle, is causing inconveniences for customers and staff of the bank, as well as commuters wishing to board commercial vehicles. (AllAfrica)
Quality of Education at SHS More Important Than Years - Dr. Afeti
The Secretary General of the Commonwealth Association of Polytechnics in Africa, Dr. George Afeti, says one of the constraints militating against the objectives of Senior High School (SHS) education, was the obsession within the country's educational system to the extent that all teaching and learning are geared towards passing examinations, rather than building a learning society. (AllAfrica)
Takoraadi Poly Lecturers on Strike
Members of the Takoradi Polytechnic chapter of the Polytechnic Teachers Association of Ghana (POTAG), on Tuesday embarked on a sit-down strike action, leaving all class rooms at the Polytechnic virtually empty. (AllAfrica)
Kwabena Kwabena - I'm a Victim of a Bad Marriage
One of the country's contemporary and prolific singer, who is very charming and smooth when it comes to highlife songs, Kwabena Kwabena, would have been out of the music industry if he had not come out of a bad marriage, which he experienced whiles he was engaged. (AllAfrica)
No Bus Stops Along Caprice-Avenor Road
It is amazing to note that pedestrians using the Avenor road, when heading towards Caprice, have refused to use the newly-built footbridge. (AllAfrica)
Police, AG in Cold War After Filing Nolle-Prosequoi at Takoradi Court
THE Attorney General's (AG) office in Sekondi, and the Kwesimintsim Police Command of the Ghana Police Service (GPS) are engaged in brawl over the decision by the former to take a unilateral decision to withdraw criminal charges leveled against five workers of the Cocoa Marketing Company (CMC), accused in a 'flying waybill deal'. A flying waybill simply means, presenting a receipt to mean that something has been received, whilst it is rather the opposite. (AllAfrica)
Chief Slams Nadmo, Ama, KMA For Not Compensation Demolition Victims
NANA NANABANYIN Quessy Ninsin-Imbeah II, the Nyimfahene of the Mfantseman Council of Ashanti has criticized the planned demolition exercises by the Accra and Kumasi Metropolitan Assemblies, as well as the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO). (AllAfrica)
Public Outcry Over Fatal Techiman Accident
The Military, Police and the State Insurance Company (SIC) are allegedly trying to cover up the November 8th 2008 accident, which occurred at Twimia Nkwanta near Techiman in Brong Ahafo, involving a KIA Truck and a Church bus. 22 people died in that accident with only two survivors. (AllAfrica)
Minority Dares Govt to Probe Telecom Malaysia Deal
Ongoing debate and pronouncement by the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) to re-engage Vodafone Plc in its acquisition of 70% shares in Ghana Telecom (GT) has sparked the reaction of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) . (AllAfrica)
Aviation Authority Donates 1000 Euros to Heart Patient
The Ladies Association of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has presented a Cheque of one thousand Euros to help Nyarko Nana Egyiri, a hole in heart patient to undergo surgery. Nana Nyarko Egyiri, who is suffering from a heart problem known as Tetralogy of Falot, needs six thousand Euros to undergo two separate operations. (AllAfrica)
