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Opinion: Jean Mensa-Led EC Scores High Marks
The December 17, District Level Elections (DLE), is being hailed as one of the most well organised, peaceful and successful.
Apart from a couple of communities, where the people decided to boycott the elections in protest against their…
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Samson’s Take: Fight Corruption, Vote Women On Dec 17
I promised, last week, to make a brief comment on the abortive referendum by explaining why it is victory for the “NO” campaign and for Ghana, and then to give you reasons to vote women and persons with disability on December 17.
I have…
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The trendy made-in-Ghana rice campaign and the fervent media stimulus[Article]
This Xmas season, more Ghanaians will consume their locally produced rice; at least for once. Wait! this is not a prophecy. It is a reality. Call it radio get results or the power of media. More Ghanaians will eat or at least dare to “taste…
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Christmas In Zambrama Line
“Christmas is here with us. Join the celebration…rejoice, rejoice…” is what my daughter comes home singing. Her song brings back beautiful memories of Christmas in late-80s to the mid-90s: Christmas in Zambrama Line
If there was any…
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Who Needs GH¢100 And GH¢ 200 Bank Notes In Ghana?
On 29th November 2019, Bank of Ghana (BOG) Governor Ernest Addison, announced the introduction of the GHS100 and GHS200 banknotes and the 2 Ghana Cedi Coin. According to the public notice posted on the central bank’s website, the…
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Yes On The Referendum Was Necessary
Assembly Men/Women elections are not partisan by law but we're all aware of the reality of political parties' influence.
Beyond the behind the scenes activities of parties financing and featuring their own candidates at the pretense of…
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Prof Gyampo Shares Thoughts On Referendum
Dear Friends,
As you may be aware, I have been quiet for some time just to be able to submit myself to the internal processes of my University on the recent allegation made against me. I intend to remain silent until the processes are…
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Let it grow: Why the policy against long hair in schools must be abolished
A sense of exasperation brews within me whenever I see swarms of school girls walking by. I would wonder what made their schools think it was okay to force a girl to shave her head before receiving the opportunity to gain an education. The…
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Making local level elections partisan and matters arising[Article]
Ghana’s 2016 general elections were characterized by many promises, particularly, by the then opposition, New Patriotic Party (NPP). One of the major promises is the idea to change and make the office of the Chief Executives of the…
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Year of Yield: What is Ghana’s return on their big year
With 2019 seeing a rapid rise in interest in Ghana by the diaspora, Canadian Techpreneur currently based in Ghana, Renato Rossi explores how Ghana can ultimately cash in on the #YearofReturn and turn it into a “Year of Yield”.
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