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Editorials
26th June, 2010
The Minister of Employment and Social Welfare has appealed to the Civil and Local Government Staff Association (CLOGSAG) to rescind its unilateral withdrawal from salary negotiations involving it and ...
25th June, 2010
To whichever institutions in the country are responsible for giving out, or have taken it upon themselves to give, national recognition at awards ceremonies to hardworking institutions, the Ghanaian ...
24th June, 2010
Among concerned citizens of this dear nation of ours who daily decry the spate of chieftaincy disputes, a great number of them are wont to make an appeal for the establishment of a Code that will ...
16th June, 2010
Listening to so much ado, mostly on radio, over the past two days, about government sponsorship of some selected institutions to watch the World Cup matches in South Africa, the impression one gets is ...
14th May, 2010
One of Ghana’s most admired soccer stars, Michael Essien, has been in the news lately for non-soccer reasons. He seems to have an issue or two to settle with his biological father.
While the ...
10th May, 2010
Dr Tony Aidoo, Head of Policy Evaluation and Oversight Unit at the Presidency, has touched on a very disturbing phenomenon within the civil service which every well-meaning Ghanaian would ...
6th May, 2010
To a very large extent, the Ghana Police Service has been acclaimed as one of the most disciplined institutions within the West African sub-region.
At international peace keeping operations in ...
4th May, 2010
THE nefarious activities of Fulani herdsmen in parts of the country are becoming unbearable as they continue to visit untold hardship on the citizenry.
Recently, these herdsmen were reported to ...
22nd April, 2010
The country is no stranger to fairs: there are now, on the average one fair every other month.
Since the 1966 first International Trade Fair, many more fairs have been born to industry, fashion, ...
20th April, 2010
The Executive Council of the Ghana Film Producers Association called on the Information Minister at his office last week.
Not very surprisingly, the age-old vexed issue of financial assistance to ...
19th April, 2010
Chief Justice Georgina Theodora Wood, last Friday administered the Oath of Office to 52 newly qualified lawyers at a ceremony in Accra.
In her address, the Chief Justice cautioned the new lawyers ...
15th April, 2010
The Ghanaian Times published yesterday a forecast by the Meteorological Agency which says that the country is likely to experience low rainfalls characterized by severe thunderstorms and gusty winds ...
13th April, 2010
By the very nature of his area of responsibility in government, Mr. Alex Tettey-Enyo spends most of his time thinking about young people. He should: he is the Minister of Education.
For him, ...
9th April, 2010
Reports of armed civilians firing at military personnel in the north this week have sent
shock-waves within the circles of right-thinking persons in the society.
It is a reversal of roles, ...
7th April, 2010
In the insect world, the grasshopper is known for something else apart from the psychological feeling of inferiority.
It is known for being a procrastinator.
In that habit of mind, it has a ...
6th April, 2010
Christians throughout the world marked the resurrection of Jesus Christ with spiritual activities, including conventions, open air crusades and church services.
In Ghana, the spiritual activities ...
30th March, 2010
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has given notice.
It says that come next April 5, if the government fails to pay the Facilitation Allowance due its members, they will embark on what they term ...
26th March, 2010
Parliament rose on Wednesday, March 24, after three months of hectic official business which included the passage of important bills, debate on the President’s State of the Nation Address, vetting of ...
25th March, 2010
An event took place at the University of Cape Coast at the weekend which confirms our hope for the future.
The Students Representative Council of the university has accessed credit from a private ...
24th March, 2010
Ahead of the commencement of the drilling of oil at the Jubilee field at Cape Three Points in the Western Region during the latter part of the year, public forums are being organized across the ...
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Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill has suggested Al-Ain are keen to complete a permanent deal for Ghana international striker Asamoah Gyan. Gyan, ...
