Archive for March, 2011

Late Gyan goal gives Ghana 1-1 draw with England

Posted by on March 30, 2011 at 9:12 am in Football, Other Top Stories, Sports

Ghana’s Asamoah Gyan scores against England during their international friendly football match at Wembley Stadium in London, March 29 2011. — Reuters pic LONDON, March 30 —  Asamoah Gyan scored a superb last-minute equaliser to earn Ghana richly-deserved 1-1 draw with a second-string England in a memorable, all-action friendly at Wembley yesterday. Ghana’s 20,000 fans, [...]

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I didn’t know what I was doing for goal says Ghana’s Gyan

Posted by on at 9:10 am in Football, Other Top Stories, Sports

credit: Mike Collett Asamoah Gyan said he wasn’t sure what he was doing before scoring his stunning equaliser for Ghana against England at Wembley — but wished he could have celebrated his “historic goal” with a dance afterwards. The 25-year-old striker, who moved to Sunderland after his outstanding performances for Ghana in last year’s World [...]

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Black Stars to support UN Decade of Action for Road Safety

Posted by on March 28, 2011 at 9:17 pm in Other Top Stories, Sports

  During the international friendly with England, Ghana’s football team, the Black Stars, are to wear the United Nations’ new road safety Decade ‘Tag’, the official symbol for a 10 year effort to save millions of lives on the roads particularly in developing countries.   In a joint initiative between the Ghana National Road Safety [...]

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Trade Combats Disparity and Promotes Diversification – Minister

Posted by on at 1:33 pm in Business, Other Top Stories

Washington, DC — Hanna Tetteh has been Ghana’s minister for Trade and Industry and a senior advisor to President John Evans Atta Mills since February 2009. The country has recorded steady economic growth for the past decade. The Economist has included Ghana in its list of the top 10 fastest growing economies worldwide in 2011 [...]

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U.S. Department of Commerce close its office in Ghana

Posted by on at 1:21 pm in Business, Top Story

The U.S. Department of Commerce, with little fanfare but apparent significant effort to camouflage its actions, has decided to close its office in Ghana, citing budget cuts.

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Sierra Leone’s Cabinet Betrayed..

Posted by on at 1:18 pm in Business, Other Business Stories

Trade And Industry Minister In Sheep’s Clothing Sierra Leone’s Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr. Richard Conteh has a lot of explanation to give his colleague ministers now that they know that he used an official government trip approved by Cabinet to engage in an unofficial and unapproved arrangement outside Cabinet assignment with Mr. Mike [...]

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Walter Alhassan, Monsanto-Cargill and GM in Ghana

Posted by on at 1:15 pm in Business

credit: Amponsah, John The promoter of Monsanto-Cargill’s genetically modified crops is back at it again. This time his title and role seem to be slightly different but the message and the mission remain the same. I guess he is still on their payroll. This article is a response to an earlier one published on Ghanaweb [...]

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Painkillers affect manhood – Urologist

Posted by on at 1:14 pm in Health & Lifestyle

A urologist at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Dr J.E. Mensah, has cautioned the public, especially men, against the regular use of painkillers such as Ibuprofen and Aspirin because of their increased risk of causing erectile dysfunction. In an interview with the Daily Graphic in Accra on Saturday, Dr Mensah said “the side effects of the [...]

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