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Friday, 18 May 2012
UK-based Economist Intelligence Unit is predicting adverse for the ruling NDC in the upcoming elections.
The health of many Ghanaians is in danger in parts of the country as the operations of the National Health Insurance Scheme have come to a halt.
Deputy Information Minister James Agyenim says all is set for President John Evans Atta Mills to address the country through Parliament in his fourth State of the Nation Address Thursday.
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.
The National Executive Committee of the Civil and Local Government Association, Ghana (CLOGSAG) has given government a two-week ultimatum to address the anomalies within the Single Spine salary Structure.
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- GII calls on public officers who contested party primaries to resign
- Ghana Statistical Service accuses Bawumia of undermining its integrity
- Supreme Court adjourns Obetsebi Lamptey's bungalow case to May 23
- Court orders police to reinstate five Cops
- Biometric registration exercise ends; EC chair hints of extension
- Prez Mills leaves for ECOWAS summit
- 600 people homeless after Old Abirim rainstorm
- Kufuor returns home from high level meetings in Washington, DC
- ICC petition is for comic relief – Baako
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