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2013-05-18

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2013-05-16

[N] IMF predicts exciting times for the Ghanaian economy this year
[N] Yamoah Ponkoh, MCE Battle Over Post
[N] Atuguba charges on lead counsel - we are in charge
[N] Gov Won't Lift Scrap Metal Exports Ban -Iddrisu
[N] A modern day gold rush
[N] Micro Finance company absconds with savings of clients in Takoradi

2013-05-15

[N] With Greater Transparency, Ghana Could Increase Its Earnings From Mining And Oil
[N] 27-year-old contractor granted GH¢30,000 bail
[N] Ghana to develop new financing options for infrastructure
[N] NPP Chair Hits Nyaho – He Is Not NPP
[N] c150bn Guinea fowl scam to hit court
[N] 'Angry' Kantamanto traders want Railway authorities arrested
[N] Government to build small dams with rivers across the country  
[N] Ministers, DCEs are involved in galamsey
[N] Minerals Commission endorses ministerial taskforce to deal with galamsey
[N] Deputy Minister Dumped After Vetting
[N] Justice Atuguba blocks Tsatsu from using list of 22 ghost polling stations

2013-05-13

[N] Mawuli School students living in fear  
[N] Bishop calls for legalization of Galamsey operation  
[B] Gov't pins hopes on capital market
[N] Asomdwekrom Going Nuclear - A Big Joke
[N] Referendum On Constitutional Changes In Offing
[N] EC Has Been Economical With The Truth – Bawumia
[N] Ghana's gun laws to blame for Kumasi attacks - Dr Aning
[N] Hypertension cases high in the Kukuo witches' camp
[N] SEND Ghana Review Report To Support Smallholder Farmers
[N] Ghana ranks 146th out of 176 countries

2013-05-12

[N] Takoradi Police retrieves 10 vehicles, GH¢ 55.750 stolen from GCB
[N] Pratt blasts "partisan" media coverage of election petition hearing
[N] Ghanaian attacks passers-by with pickaxe in Italy
[N] US applauds Ghana's political institutions in the wake of Election Petition

2013-05-11

[N] I'm still a proud member of NDC - Woyome affirms  
[N] Gov't to launch Pensioners' Medical Fund in June
[N] Former police chief blames politicians for lawlessness in Kumasi
[N] Unprotected sex accounts for 80 per cent of HIV/AIDS infection
[N] Alleged witches celebrate Mother's Day
[N] National Security denies interfering with judicial process
[N] No Woman Should Die While Giving Birth - Lordina
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General News

[ 2012-04-23 ]

Uneasy calm returns to Oblogo
Residents of Oblogo in Accra still live in fear
despite increased police presence in the area two
weeks after the assassination of a disputed chief.


Ten people suspected to have taken part in the
murder of Nii Kwaku Bibini II, a rival chief of
Oblogo, near Weija have so far been arrested with
five remaining in police custody.

Joy News reporter Francis Abban who was in the
community Monday, said there appeared to be calm
but that upon speaking to some of the residents it
became clear they still lived in fear.

Shop owners in the area, according to him, have
been compelled to close early, fearing reprisal
attacks by factions in the feud.

Teachers at a school directly opposite the Palace
where Nii Bibini was killed fear that classes may
be disrupted if the impasse is not resolved before
schools re-open next month.

Before schools went on vacation, one teacher
explained, parents picked up their children
earlier than the normal closing hours. This, he
said, had compelled the school to close at midday
instead of 3pm.

Source - MyjoyOnline



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