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Jubilee offers opportunity to reassert Ghana's leadership role in Africa

 

Ghana to receive 480 million Canadian dollars budgetary support yearly

 

Recruitment of hundreds of youth to USA start in Tema

 

Consular officials warn Ghanaians of fraudsters

 

Bank Exchange Rate, November 21, 2006

 

 

 

Annan sees cause for hope in face of global challenges

 

Recruitment of hundreds of youth to USA start in Tema

 

Bank Exchange Rate, November 21, 2006

 

2007 Budget Highlights

 

GDP rises to 6.2 per cent

 

An evening of honor for H. E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the Africa Prize

 

When Grandpa turned 70 (Yaw's story)

 

Ghana Wesley Methodist Church, USA, mourns with the Asafu-Adjayes

 

2006 Ghanaian Women's Courage Awards (Canada)

 

Ovation for Secretary General Annan

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Pictures of the Asantehene's visit to Morocco

 

 

 

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In This Issue...Links to the NewsMarch 11, 2016

GFA renews contract with 'Rice Masters'

Accra, Dec 8, GNA - The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has renewed its contract with Continental Commodity Trading Company (CCTC) - Rice Masters, the official meal sponsors of the Black Stars.
The two billion cedi contract is for a one-year period.


The company will in addition supply over 250 bags of rice to further assist the Stars.


CCTC signed a similar contract worth 1.5 billion cedis with the FA during the Stars build up to its maiden Mundial appearance in Germany last June.


Kwesi Nyantakyi, President of the FA gave the assurance that his outfit would manage the resources well in their quest to put Ghana football at an appreciable standard.


He said the FA would do whatever it takes to respect the contract in order to derive the desired benefits.


Ahmed Halawi, Managing Director of CCTC said the performance of the Stars in Germany has left none in doubt and that the company were on the spot with their trust in the team prior to the World summit.


He said, "We believe in Ghana and are committed to the development of football in the country."


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“Let the blood flow”


Accera Daily Mail:  The headline may not be popular in Ghana today, but historians and other people who witnessed the “revolutions” of 1979 and 1981 would no doubt remember those heady days when human life in Ghana meant nothing – taking it or humiliating it was the forte of these revolutions......More

 

 

New Wa Naa elected By Majority of kingmakers

GNA - Five of the seven king makers of the Wala Traditional Area have elected Kuntulo-Naa Alhaji Issah Seidu of the Yijisi royal gate as the new Wa Naa and Paramount Chief of the area........
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Media Urged To Tackle Human Rights Issues

Kumasi, Dec.8, GNA - A human rights activist has urged the Media to feature prominently issues on human rights to ensure that the citizenry are better informed about their rights.   More
 

Teachers, parents cautioned against “dubious fairy tales”

GNA – Mrs Justina Esenam Torjagbo, Central Regional Director of Education, has expressed concern about the use of fairy tales with dubious characters for entertaining children in the homes and at school.....More

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