Archive for March, 2009

Kofi Annan urges Kenyans to act now to accelerate the pace of reform

Posted by on March 30, 2009 at 1:45 pm in Other Top Stories

  Kofi Annan has today called on Kenya’s leaders to accelerate implementation of the country’s reform process agreed in February 2008. Speaking in Geneva, Mr Annan stated: “Kenya is at a crossroads. The time to act is now.” Mr Annan’s remarks were made at the Opening Plenary of ‘The Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation – [...]

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NPP MP calls for Prosecution of Former Speaker

Posted by on at 1:12 pm in Top Story

mr-sekyi-hugesThe Member of Parliament for Essikuma-Odoben-Brakwa Constituency, P. C Appiah Ofori has called on the police to immediately arrest and prosecute the former speaker of Parliament, Ebenezer Sekyi Hughes, for theft.

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UBA Launches UBA FXMart; An Innovative Bureau De Change Subsidiary

Posted by on at 11:59 am in Business

  United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has introduced an innovative Bureau de Change service in a determined effort to bring new levels of convenience and world class services to the retail foreign exchange market in Nigeria. This followed the official launch of a new subsidiary known as UBA FXMart (Bureau de Change) Limited in [...]

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Muntari admits Stars lame show

Posted by on at 11:56 am in Sports

Sulley Muntari and Michael Essien Black Stars midfielder Sulley Muntari admitted that the team struggled to find their feet and panted for breath in Sunday’s joint 2010 qualifiers against Benin at the Baba Yara Stadium. The Inter Milan ace was a pale shadow of his former self and had to be substituted after 86 minutes. [...]

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Ghanaian students abroad banned from lectures

Posted by on at 11:50 am in Other Top Stories

Over one hundred Ghanaian students on state scholarships abroad face possible expulsion from their Universities for failure to pay their fees. Since late last year, the cash-strapped National Scholarship Secretariat has been struggling to pay the fees of students in Benin, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. As a result, most of [...]

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Consolidate consensus building approach – Speaker

Posted by on at 11:49 am in News From Other Newspapers

    The First Meeting of the First Session of the Fifth Parliament of the Fourth Republic ended last Friday with a call on Members of Parliament (MPs) to strive to consolidate the consensus building approach that permeated discussions of issues that were brought before the House during the meeting. The Speaker of the House, [...]

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Sekyi Hughes ready to pay if…

Posted by on at 11:48 am in Other Top Stories

  Former Speaker, Ebenezer Sekyi Hughes Former Speaker, Ebenezer Sekyi Hughes, has told the Minority Leader, Hon Kyei Mensah-Bonsu that he is ready and willing to pay for all items he took away from his official residence if that decision is taken. Hon Osei Kyei Mensah-Bonsu tells Citi News Mr Hughes expressed his willingness to [...]

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The Politics of Deception and the Study Leave Palaver

Posted by on at 10:07 am in Feature Articles

  Author: The Statesman   You can imagine my outrage when in flipping through the pages of the Daily Graphic of Friday March 27 2009, I came across an advertisement placed by the Ghana Education Service titled "GES STUDY LEAVE WITH PAY QUOTA’. Even without reading further I took my phone and called up a [...]

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