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IT is a thing of joy to see parents feeling happy that their daughters are in various institutions of higher learning scattered all over our country, acquiring knowledge that will shape their future and make them great women in time to come.
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China on Saturday unveiled what it billed as the fastest rail link in the world — a train connecting the modern cities of Guangzhou and Wuhan at an average speed of 350 kilometres an hour.
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The major events of 2009 are surrounded by facts and figures – it’s the figures that we’ve focussed on. Take a look at the big numbers of 2009,
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President Jacob Zuma’s spokesman Zizi Kodwa on Monday said he was not aware of the president’s reported wedding.
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The build-up to next summer’s World Cup will begin in earnest on Jan. 10 when the African Cup of Nations kicks off, and the continent gets an opportunity to show the world just how much football fever has taken hold.
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There is no point “chasing” Arthur Kennedy because of the controversy-driven book – “Chasing the elephant into the bush,” a so-called insider’s account of how the New Patriotic Party lost power in 2008.
In the words of Will and Ariel Durant, “A book is like a quarrel; one word leads to another, and may erupt in [...] -
A couple of days ago, as I wandered rather aimlessly around the internet my attention was momentarily arrested by a Ghanaian website which had a brief home-made documentary depicting Chairman Rawlings’ chilling broadcast on Ghana television after his 1981 putsch.
Even though I had seen this footage in the past I could not help but attend [...] -
A group of lawyers under the banner ‘Lawyers in Search of Democracy (LINSOD), say they are “utterly shocked and surprised” at the reaction of Parliament to an “innocuous statement” by Mr. Koku Anyidoho, Director of communication at the presidency in which portrayed the Minority Leader and the Minority Chief Whip as “Irresponsible politicians”.
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The three December weekends so far have been of different shades and colours for me. It started with a black funeral where they served a buffet lunch and people danced to comforting gospel and other music.
The following weekend was marked with a wedding ceremony. Last weekend was a triple dose of celebrations, an engagement ceremony, [...] -
The President, Professor John Evans Atta Mills, spent the morning of Christmas Day in church. He worshiped at the Adenta branch of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) at Frafraha in Accra.
The fully packed church, among whom were “occasional church-goers”, poured out their hearts in praise of God for giving His only begotten son, Jesus [...] -
“I just jumped, I didn’t think,” said Dutchman Jasper Schuringa, who has emerged as a Christmas Day hero for his impulsive smackdown of a terror suspect who tried to blow up a US-bound airliner.
Witnesses and authorities have praised passengers and crew for banding together to stop the suspect, identified by US authorities as Nigerian Umar [...] -
Manny Pacquiao’s promoter, Bob Arum, gave Floyd Mayweather’s camp a take-it-or-leave-it final offer Sunday and set a Monday deadline to settle a blood test feud and salvage a boxing extravaganza.
The final stumbling block to a March 13 showdown in Las Vegas that could be the biggest moneymaker in boxing history are demands for blood doping [...]
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