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Press Release
NPP
January 27, 2016
AKUFO-ADDO REACTS TO DAILY
POST DEFAMATION
The attention of the Office of Nana Akufo-Addo has been
drawn, once again, to a false and defamatory publication in
the Daily Post newspaper of Wednesday, January 27, 2016.
The story, whose headline has been written under the guise
of a question and allegedly sourced from a non-existent
newspaper called the ‘New Patriot’, states emphatically that
Nana Akufo-Addo murdered his first wife, Obaa Yaa Nkansah
Dwamena, on 17th August, 1993.
It is tragic that our politics should sink to such levels
that there appears to be nothing sacred, nor any respect for
our cultural values in our society; and people would want to
use the death of a loved one to defame a political opponent.
This story is nothing but a vile, repugnant and tasteless
fabrication. We demand an unconditional and immediate
retraction of story in the next edition of the paper, which
comes out on Thursday, January 28, 2016. This retraction
must be given the same prominence as was given to the
earlier story.
……signed……
Eugene Arhin
Press Secretary
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South African church
defends right of parents to ‘lovingly spank’ children
Telegraph, Jan 27, Ghanadot - A South African
evangelical church plans to appeal a ruling by the
country's human rights commission that it cannot advise
its congregants to "lovingly spank their children as a
means of correcting them".More
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Ghana's success story built on
gold, oil and cocoa is foundering
Guardian, UK, Jan 27, Ghanadot - The hardships
endured by Ghana’s workforce reflect broader
difficulties facing the economy as the country heads
towards presidential and parliamentary elections in
November.....Once an African success story built on
gold, oil and cocoa, Ghana leveraged its natural
resources to produce strong economic growth in the early
years of this century.......More
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'No progress on
African corruption' says watchdog
BBC, Jan 28, Ghanadot - Corruption is a "serious
problem" in 40 of sub-Saharan Africa's 46 states, says
an anti-corruption watchdog.....More
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CRIMINAL DOUBLE
PAYMENTS FOR MONITORING OF INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE
TRAFFIC
Release, Jan 27, Ghanadot - It is
obvious that the motive for this wasteful duplication is
for Afriwave, a company in which you are suspected to
have personal interest, to receive already scarce public
funds. And this is coming at a time when national
finances are in considerable distress....More
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