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Friday, March 11, 2016 |
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Prez Mills accepts resignation of ministers
Audrey Micah, Ghanadot
Accra, Oct 12, Ghanadot - President John Evans Atta Mills has
accepted the resignation of two Ministers of State, Dr. George
Sipa Yankey, Minister of Health and Mr. Amandu Siedu, Minister
of State at the Presidency, following the bribery allegations in
the Mabey and Johnson case.
In a statement signed by Mr. John Henry Martey Newman, Chief of
Staff, “the President has also decided to invite an independent
body, the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice
(CHARAJ), to conduct investigations into those allegations of
bribery against Ghanaian public officials in the said case.”
According to the statement, “The President expressed regret at
the resignations and was hopeful that the decision to ask the
Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ)
to investigate the case would offer a platform for the public
officials named in the case to clear their names and hard-won
reputations.”
Ghanadot
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Musing on the Nobel Award for Obama
Commentary, Oct 10, Ghanadot - I am left with sadness
after reading reactions to the Nobel Prize award for
President Obama. I am afraid the award reflects what the
Nobel Peace committee wants American leaders to be and this
is sad indeed. ....More |
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Sipa Yankey: Ministerial position means nothing to me
Accra, Oct 12, Ghanadot - The resigned Minister of Health, Dr
George Sipa Yankey has stated that his decision to resign from
his position is mainly to “fight” the Mabey and Johnson case and
also to ensure that the focus of the NDC government ...More |
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Prez Mills accepts resignation of
ministers
Accra, Oct 12, Ghanadot - President John Evans Atta
Mills has accepted the resignation of two Ministers of
State, Dr. George Sipa Yankey, Minister of Health and Mr.
Amandu Siedu, Minister of State at the Presidency, following
the bribery allegations in the Mabey and Johnson case......More |
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A book review: Kpawo-Kpawo Toi Kpawo
Review, Oct 12, Ghanadot -
This book is a mouth-watering invitation you cannot
but accept. It is aspects of Ga way of life handed
down from the dim twilight of prehistoric centuries and
encapsulated in one compact volume....More |
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