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2013-05-24

[N] Election Petition threatens stability - Kwesi Jonah   
[N] 27-year-old graduate burnt to death
[N] Re-negotiate 3bn Chinese loan- Minority
[N] Tano North MP says bad roads in the constituency is affecting farming productivi
[N] Scrapping of GYEEDA not solution – Joe Abbey
[N] Woyome petitions judgement debt commission
[N] CID picks up 2 people for estate fraud
[N] Political scientist fears, Ghana will never be the same after Election Petition
[N] President Mahama arrives in Addis Ababa for start of AU Summit

2013-05-23

[N] Ghana Beyond The Supreme Court
[N] Ghana To Use UK Technology For Street Naming
[N] Polling stations are not identified by serial numbers - General mosquito
[N] Avoidable Stampede, Deaths For Anointing Water
[N] President Urges GCB To Support Start-up Businesses

2013-05-22

[N] NDC Shot Down
[N] Ghana loses 140 million cedis to disasters annually
[N] Court Throws Out Mort City, Others
[N] Gov't pharmacists vow to continue strike
[N] No Witness For Woyome

2013-05-21

[N] Anglican Bishop of Accra lauds tolerance of Ga chiefs
[N] Government to reconstruct markets across the country
[N] Gov't Squeezes CSIR
[N] NGGL's Ahafo Mine helping to develop Afrisipa - Chief
[N] Government to investigate latest Kumasi killing - Ayariga
[N] Worakese Chiefs: Government paid us 27 million for lands acquired
[N] 10,000 smallholder farmers to benefit from PGHGSF project
[N] NADMO cautions residents of flood-prone areas

2013-05-20

[N] Work Now Starts At Permanent Site Of Volta Varsity
[N] Stop Twisting Facts About Supreme Court Case … JJ Warns Media Personnel
[N] Solar Power Is A Major Saviour To Ghana’s Energy Requirements
[N] Queenmother Cries Over Galamsey
[N] Minority Leader Fires Woyome
[N] 13 yr old forced into marriage to replace her elder sister
[N] Ghana losing millions every month through questionable contracts at GYEEDA
[N] Otumfuo Condemns Politicization Ghanaian Society  
[N] EU, US Reject Ghanaian Exports – Due To Non-Compliance With Standards
[N] Prez Mahama orders investigations into 'abnormal' fires
[N] Government to roll out measures to improve revenue mobilization
[N] NDC Demands Suspension Of KPMG Audit

2013-05-19

[N] Ekumfi District benefits from GH¢1.2 million pineapple growing project
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General News

[ 2012-04-25 ]

IGP Paul Tawiah Quaye

IGP to speak on national security
The Inspector General of Police Paul Tawiah Quaye
is expected to brief the nation on the state of
Ghana’s security in the run up to the election on
Wednesday.

Mr Paul Tawiah Quaye will today host the Interior
Minister William Kwasi Aboah where the briefing
would be done.

The IGP is also expected to use the opportunity to
speak to the myriad of violence that has
characterized the ongoing nationwide biometric
registration exercise.

Acting Police Public Affairs Director DSP Cephas
Arthur told Joy News his boss will also comment on
recent alleged war declaration by New Patriotic
Party firebrand Kennedy Agyapong.

“The Inspector General of Police will use the
opportunity that the visiting Honourable Interior
Minister will offer to make some statements on the
ongoing biometric registration exercise, the
general security situation in the country and then
assure the public about police operations, what we
are doing for the general elections,” he said.

Source - Joy News


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