• Ghana opposition to contest poll results

• France urges rapid foreign military intervention in Mali

• CODEO Accepts EC Verdict

• Carbon pricing remains the answer

• FAO urges greater use of neglected grains

• EC Chairman Dismisses NPP’s Allegation Of Discrepancies In Collated Results

• Mali's junta forces prime minister to resign

• Mandela undergoes treatment for recurring lung infection

• 28 Women Elected As MPs

• Waiting for the Final Verdict

• Ghana's Nana not ready to concede

December 10, 2012

• NPP considers challenge to John Mahama win

• EC not above the law- Kufuor

• Worthy of note.Happened immediately after 1st vote: NPP REMINDS NDC: SATURDAY’S VOTING TAKES PLACE IN ONLY 1% OF TOTAL NUMBER OF POLLING STATIONS

• It Is Not Only the Minister Who Will Make Oil Licensing Decisions

• NPP Loses Massively In Western Region

• Mandela remains in hospital but is 'doing well'

• Ghana’s Opposition NPP to Contest Vote Results in Court

• Akufo Addo, NPP must prove they truly understand democracy - Rev. Asante

• NPP PROTESTS ELECTION RETURNS

• PRESS STATEMENT BY THE NPP ON 2012 ELECTIONS

December 8, 2012

• What Ghana can teach the rest of Africa about democracy

• Ghana Leaders Bid for Office as Voters Seek Oil Benefits

• ECOWAS Pleased With Ghana Election Preparation

• Akufo-Addo Apologises to Former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyemang-Rawlings

• Akufo-Addo Promises Ghana Strong Leadership

• Ivorian President Urges Swift Military Action in Mali

• Investigations Underway into Corruption and Embezzlement in West Africa

• The solar energy complex of Ouarzazate, Morocco

December 4, 2012

• Release - THE MACHINATIONS WON’T WORK! GHANAIANS ARE RESOLVED

• Ghana Orders MTN to Halt SIM Card Sales Over Poor Call Quality

• Ghana solar energy plant set to be Africa's largest

• How Close Are We to an AIDS-Free Generation?

• Obasanjo, Rawlings confer over Friday elections

• Ghana’s election is a question of prudence vs continuity

• Ghanaians advised to base voting on performance

• Thousands of Egyptians massed in Cairo

• Power providers assure uninterrupted supply of electricity on Election Day

December 03, 2012

• HIV/Aids treatment has come a long way - in the West

• Confrontation intensifies in Egypt

• HeidelbergCement commissioned a new cement mill in Ghana

• Ghana set for special voting December 4

• Boko Haram Suspected in Deadly Nigeria Attack

• Ghana's Rawlings family shakes politics

December 02, 2012

• Akufo Addo challenges Mahama to promise he won’t spill blood to retain power

• Health - Caution When Taking Grapefruit Juice with Certain Medications

• Egypt court halts all work amid Islamist 'pressure'

• PNC Presidential Candidate Hassan Ayariga’s Convoy Attacked Again  

• Armed men attack camp in eastern Congo after rebels pullout from captured city

• Largest electrical job in 30 years is now complete

• TSATSU TSIKATA’S BROHAUHA ABOUT NANA’S CV IS IDIOTIC - NPP/USA

• ON REMEMBERING ALHAJI ALIU MAHAMA, A GENTLEMAN AND DILIGENT WORKER

• Okudzeto Ablakwa blames Manhyia MP for Ashtown violence

• Demo Hits Veep

• SADA would be replaced with NDA - Nana Akufo-Addo

• Police dismiss attack on Hassan Ayariga’s convoy

November 30, 2012

• NDC, HALT THE INTIMIDATION!!

• Ghana Explores a Truly Renewable Fuel Resource: Human Waste

• Commentary - Ghana’s Development Depends On Sound Education Policy

• The Mess At GIPC

• Court dismisses NDP case against EC

• AIDS kills 14,000 persons in Ghana in 2011 – GAC

• Key witnesses fail to show up in judgement debt investigation

• Former Presidents Rawlings & Kufuor support Spirit of Kumasi Declaration

• Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood sets constitution showdown for tomorrow

• Tribalistic Inward-Looking President

• In Communist Cuba, the Tax Man Cometh

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