Saturday, 28 January 2012
Goran identifies midfield as key battle groundSaturday, 28 January 2012 Goran Stevanovic believes that Saturday's clash against Mali is a match between two experienced sides.
Read more... | Gabon down Morocco to book historic quarter finalSaturday, 28 January 2012 Co-host Gabon have booked a historic qualification into the quarter finals of the ongoing Nations Cup in a breathtaking 3-2 victory against Morocco.
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Latest News
- Teachers threaten strike in two weeks if...
- CLOGSAG gives gov't two-week ultimatum; asks members to wear red
- Kufuor: How can a ‘broke’ nation pay that sum to Woyome?
- Auditor General, Parliament clash over Woyome
- AG, Woyome in court tomorrow
- DCE, NDC executives in illegal sale of agro chemicals
- Mills mocks critics
- Kyebi in ruins over galamsey
- Update: 12 die in Gushiegu clashes
- Desist from fabrication, Karikari counsels media
Politics
- Whether Amidu stays or leaves ‘gargantuan criminal’ in government must be known- NPP
- Akwatia seat has always been stolen from me but not this time – Baba Jamal
- "Tiny' Samia can’t sack Nduom from CPP - Nduom's boy
- The world is for those who think big, act big and do big things - Nana Addo
- ‘All-Die-Be-Die" speech will destroy Nana Addo in 2012 - Kweku Bonsam
- Prophet predicts two presidential aspirants will die before election 2012
Business
- First Annual National CSR Conference opens in Accra
- Ericsson finally pulls out of Sony Ericsson
- 2nd MCA money to be channeled into power sector
- Auditor-General bemoans MDAs failure to produce accounts
- Dr Joyce Aryee retires from Chamber of Mines
- Anglo Gold Ashanti takes on new employees
- Finance Minister tours LESDEP offices and training centres
Education
Group of Upper East teachers boycott lectures over pay disparities
A group of primary and Junior High school teachers in the Uppers East Region Wednesday boycotted teaching to protest what they say are disparities in their pay structure.
A group of primary and Junior High school teachers in the Uppers East Region Wednesday boycotted teaching to protest what they say are disparities in their pay structure.
Kessben Sports
- Goran identifies midfield as key battle ground
- Gabon down Morocco to book historic quarter final
- Maxwell Konadu joins Sunderland bench
- Akufo-Addo wishes Black Stars well
- Asamoah joins Greuther Fuerth
- I DONT LIKE BAFFOUR'S STYLE-STEVANOVIC
- Update: Stevanovic names final Stars squad; Boye in, Baffoe, Derek Asamoah out
WORLD NEWS
- Mubarak trial: Egyptian army 'responsible for deaths'
- Last US troops withdraw from Iraq
- Mexico 'stops entry' of Libya's Saadi Gaddafi
- Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood claims wins in run-off votes
- Nigerian senate passes anti-gay bill, defying British aid threat
- Obama Leaves God out of Thanksgiving Speech, Riles Critics
Health
Dangerous abortions 'on the rise', says WHO
A rising proportion of abortions worldwide are putting women's health at risk, researchers say.The World Health Organization study suggests global abortion rates are steady, at 28 per 1,000 women a...
A rising proportion of abortions worldwide are putting women's health at risk, researchers say.The World Health Organization study suggests global abortion rates are steady, at 28 per 1,000 women a...Feature Articles
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LATEST NEWS
Teachers threaten strike in two weeks if...Saturday, 28 January 2012 The Greater Accra Regional branch of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has threatened to embark on an indefinite strike if the culprits behind the assault of their colleagues are not found.
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Entertainment with PRINCE B.
 ……Naked on Stage and so what?‘the man adjusting his lens to take just the right frame of her suffering might just as well be a predator, another vulture on the scene,’ –St. Petersburg Times in Florida Read more... |
 Kwaw Kese, Stephen Appiah & others praise God at MTN Carols NightAfter hitting its target of 10 million subscribers, there was no better way MTN Ghana could thank its customers than to dedicate the 2011 edition of the MTN Festival of Nine Lessons and... Read more... |
 Ghana to witness its first major international film festival next yearAccra is expected to witness its first ever international film festival, Festival Of Films Africa (FOFA), come March 1, 2012. Read more... |
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