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Poor
patronage hits 2010 World Cup tickets in Ghana
By Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot
Accra, Dec 17, Ghanadot -
Ghanaians could be denied a great opportunity of watching
next year’s World Cup in South Africa after the FA records a
poor patronage on application for tickets for the mundial.
The FA opened application for supporters who are resident in
the country and people who will purchase tickets via bank
transfer through the Hard Ticket Application Form some ten
days ago.
Ghana, a participating member at the World Cup finals, has
been allocated 12% of purchasable match tickets. Ticket
prices range from $88 to $176 for Ghana’s three group
matches.
The ticket price is however fixed at $22 for the disabled,
specifically users of wheelchairs.
Meanwhile executive committee member of the FA in charge of
ticketing, Fred Crenstil, is urging the public to expedite
their patronage drive.
“There is a likelihood that if people do not apply for the
tickets now, people may end up not buying the tickets and
Ghanaians will be denied the opportunity of watching Ghana
play at the World Cup,” he said.
He however indicated that the tickets would put into an
international FIFA random draw poll which Ghanaians will
have difficulty accessing. The tickets are currently being
sold at the offices of the Ghana Football Association (GFA)
and online on the FIFA website.
Ghanadot
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George Ayittey named top 100
thinkers by Foreign Policy Magazine
Washington, Dec 16, Ghanadot - On Foreign Policy
(FP) magazine list of the 100 most influential thinkers
of 2009 is Ghana's own Dr. George Ayittey, professor at
American University in Washington, D.C.... More |
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Agya-Atta must get rid of that
communication disaster now!!
Commentary, Dec 17, Ghanadot - I am sometimes
engulfed in a pool of perplexity when I see people abuse
the art of communication especially those in government.
Indeed this is an art that can be used to kill or heal
depending on how it is used therefore learning
positively the usage of this art should be something we
must all strive for. .......More
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Government needs $1billion to stop power
outages
Accra, Dec 16, Ghanadot - In its quest to
curb the power outages in the country,
government has given strong indications that
it would require about US1.0Billion in the
medium term to ensure a reliable
distribution of electricity...More
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GNAT
strike ends in fiasco
Accra, Dec 16, Ghanadot - An intended sit down strike
that the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) asked
its one-hundred and eighty thousand members nationwide to
observe beginning from last Monday 14th December, 2009 ended
up in fiasco as the teachers failed to comply with the
directive from the National Executives.r.
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