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It’s been all over the place since last Wednesday evening when it took place at the Jubilee House. I have heard some say that the Minister of Information must go – no, not sacked, but leave of his own volition for allowing himself to be…
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In a country where the media only moves from one issue to another without actually following up the former to see justice done to them, leaders are given the opportunity to engage in what I call ‘prostitutional’ corruption. It is great…
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No single day will ever pass peacefully without Ghanaians “eating up” politics on televisions, on radios, on internets, and at workplaces, public places and at homes. Politics has become a daily delicacy for many Ghanaians, both the rich…
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The United States government through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has donated a 25-seater boat to the Ghana Health Service. The boat is to help serve island communities in the Volta Region. USAID…
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The five-member independent committee set up to investigate the alleged contaminated blood at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital has presented its report to the Chief Executive Officer of the hospital. The report is expected to be…
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Kerica Salvation Healthcare, a non-governmental organisation with specialty in wound care, has donated some medical supplies worth thousands of Euros to the Korlebu Teaching Hospital to care of its patients. The gesture was also extended…
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Telecommunications giant, MTN, has donated a special bed and a mono desk to the tallest student ever admitted to the Swedru School of Business (SWESBUS). The donation is in connection with a publication by the Daily Graphic on the…
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There are some questions no-one should ever ask. “What does this red button do?” “What do people say about me?” “Do you believe in Santa Claus?” Now we all know Santa Claus exists. But for some reason, the US president threw…
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A two-year-old boy has died from blood loss following a failed circumcision at a migrant centre in Italy. The boy’s twin brother also underwent the procedure in Rome’s north-western suburb of Monterondo and is recovering in hospital.…
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Police in Sudan have fired tear gas at football fans demanding an end to President Omar al-Bashir’s rule as protests spread across the country. Hundreds of demonstrators blocked a road near a football stadium in the capital, Khartoum, on…
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