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The quest by the Ministry of Local Government, Decentralization and Rural Development to reclaim Government lands illegally taken over by private developers has gained the support of some Chiefs and Traditional leaders in the Greater Accra…
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It is pathetic that the demonstration organized yesterday by pressure group Arise Ghana, to protest against economic hardships in the country did not go as planned and ended in a bloody clash between demonstrators and police personnel.…
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The hearts of many Ghanaians would be broken one more time if Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta finds yet another reason to avoid appearing before Parliament today to answer some 16 urgent questions about the country’s finances and whether…
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Ghana is indeed a blessed country where the faithful of the diverse religions have peacefully co-existed in mutual tolerance and complimented each other although they differ chiefly in the concept of how to best serve and worship the great…
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Lawyer-cum-politician, Freddie Blay, has said Ghanaians should not split heads over which sexual preference two consenting adults opt to enjoy in private and that the ongoing campaign to criminalize all forms of homosexual related…
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Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, has officially clarified to Parliament that the Ghana Card is essentially an identification document with biometric features but not an Electronic…
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“For freshness -fresh air in the face of investors - the President should immediately remove his Agric Minister. Why - because the man is not interested in solving the national problems. He is interested in his own presidency. Go round the…
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The Office of the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice, in an official legal advice, has said the University of Education Winneba, (UEW) acted correctly and lawfully in its directive to the school’s Registrar to proceed on  his…
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Ghana’s quest to become the number-one trading hub in Africa could end up in an anticlimax if the Standards Authority Bill currently before Parliament is not passed into law with a sense of urgency. The Bill would address the critical…
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Tereo Marghuy, father of the Achimota College student who shot to international fame after he insisted he would maintain his Rastafarian hair even if it would cost him his admission to the school, has publicly threatened to kill his famous…
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