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THE GJA ELECTIONS AND MATTERS ARISING
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) went to the polls yesterday, and elected its new executive for a three-year term. In all, six national executives were elected, with Affail Monney, Acting Director of Radio of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, as the new President. Even though the new executive is yet to be sworn into office, it is ...
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RESPECTING OUR CHIEFS
26th March, 2013
TWO Peruvians who stole the treasured ornaments belonging to the Golden Stool at the lobby of the Radisson Blue Plaza Hotel in Norway, are standing trial in the Oslo City Court. A third person has ...
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PUTTING ‘ SQUARE PEGS’ ON PUBLIC BOARDS
25th March, 2013
THE 1992 Constitution empowers the President, in consultation with the Council of State, to appoint Directors and others to serve on the Boards of State-Owned Enterprises (SOES). The principal role ...
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LET’S FLUSH OUT THE CRIMINALS
21st March, 2013
NEWS of the arrest on Monday, by the Kaneshie District Police Command, of over 70 suspected criminals who have been terrorising residents of Kaneshie, Abeka, and the Darkuman Cable and Wireless areas ...
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WHERE IS THE MENTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY? (1)
15th March, 2013
When the Mental Health Bill was passed into law by Parliament in March last year, many were those who expressed their joy and profound appreciation to our legislators for the good work done. The ...
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WHERE IS THE SINCERERITY?
23rd February, 2013
THERE seems to be total confusion among the utility providers in the country, which is giving cause for serious concern. Currently, the energy sector is confronted with serious challenges which ...
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MINISTERS’ LIFESTYLES
19th February, 2013
WHEN President John Mahama swore in 17 Ministers of state at the Flagstaff House, Accra, recently, he was bold in warning them to eschew corrupt practices, ostentation and opulence, and charged them ...
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GIVING MEANING TO VALENTINE’S DAY
14th February, 2013
ST. Valenine’s Day, commonly known as Valentine’s Day or The Feast of St. Valentine, is observed on February 14 of each year. It is celebrated in many countries around the world, though most of ...
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A DARK DAY IN GHANA’S FOOTBALL HISTORY
11th February, 2013
If there is any disappointment to the nation in recent times, perhaps it was the abysmal performance of the senior national team, the Black Stars, in the just-ended AFCON 2013. Even the little boy ...
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WELCOME TO THE NEW YEAR OF 2013
31st December, 2012
It is a day early for the New Year, but we wish the entire nation a Happy New Year, to welcome the year 2013. Tonight, Ghanaians will bid goodbye to 2012 and welcome 2013 with great expectations. ...
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RID THE ELECTORAL PROCESS OF JOKERS
8th October, 2012
UNDER the Constitution, the Electoral Commission is mandated to conduct an inspection to ascertain whether the various political parties are operating in conformity with the constitutional provisions ...
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ABL Donates Towards Farmers' Day
3rd October, 2012
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has received a presentation from Accra Brewery Limited worthGH¢6,620 towards the 28th National Farmers’ Day celebration. Dubbed,“Grow more food: ...
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READY FOR THE TAKE-OFF!
8th August, 2012
GHANA on Monday, made history with the vetting and subsequent swearing in of Paa Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur, former Governor of the Bank of Ghana, as Vice President, following the elevation of Mr. ...
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THE YEAR PRESIDENT MILLS DIED
1st August, 2012
THE only occasion where you see Ghanaians forge a united front is when the Black Stars, the national team has an international football assignment. And when the Black Stars are playing, you hardly ...
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GHANA TO IMPORT TIMBER
7th May, 2012
GHANA and the Cameroon have agreed to collaborate in expanding intra-African trade, especially in the timber sector. As published by the Times on May 4, Ghana intends to explore the possibility of ...
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PUT NATIONAL INTEREST FIRST
25th April, 2012
IT IS very sad that in our effort to have an authentic voters register as a nation by using the biometric registration for this year’s election, we have to be at each others throat. But we are ...
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A WORTHY DECISION
23rd April, 2012
The news that the two largest political parties – the National Democratic Congress and the New Patriotic Party – have signed an accord pledging their commitment to peace, should surely gladden the ...
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PARTNERS IN PROGRESS!
14th April, 2012
GHANA and its neighbouring sister state of Togo took sub-regional collaboration to another level on Thursday, when they signed an agreement to source for funds towards a project for the supply of ...
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FIGHTING CORRUPTION FROM ALL ANGLES
10th January, 2012
THE fight against corruption continues to engage the attention of all self-disciplined people, while others pay lip-service to it. It is time all and sundry joined the fight against this canker ...
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LET’S HAVE A PEACEFUL XMAS
24th December, 2011
“FOR I know the thoughts that I think towards you, says the Lord. Thoughts of peace and not evil, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11. Christmas is all about God giving mankind ...
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