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No militia group should take over the work of the police : Mahama warns ahead of NDC primaries
on: by Radia Sambare
Former President John Mahama has cautioned all militia groups affiliated to the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to stay away from the party’s presidential primaries scheduled for Saturday, 23 January 2019. According to him, the police is capable of providing
Ghana’s Former Education Minister Lee Ocran has kicked the bucket
on: by Radia Sambare
.Ghana’s former Education Minister and High Commissioner to South Africa unfortunately kicked the bucket before midnight on Thursday, 21 February 2019 at his residence in Accra. The National Democratic Congress’ ex-MP for Jomoro had been unwell days to his death. About
Full text of Ghana’s president SONA 2019
on: by Radia Sambare
Mr Speaker, I am glad to be here with you again in this august House, the Parliament of our Republic, to perform, for the third time, the pleasant duty of fulfilling my constitutional obligation, by giving Honourable Members and the Ghanaian
SONA 2019: Akufo shows road map to curb vigilantism menace
on: by Radia Sambare
President Akufo-Addo prior to ending his speech in delivering his state of the nation address gave the need for the two major political parties to come together to resolve this vigilantism menace. The presidents call is in reference to recent happenings
Nigeria’s INEC debunks rigging claims
on: by Radia Sambare
Chairman of Nigeria’s Independent National Election Commission (INEC) Professor Mahmood Yakubu has stated that he is unfazed by counter-accusations from the two leading political parties that INEC intends to rig the elections for a candidate. Following the postponement of the elections
Mr President As you deliver the State of the Nation Address
on: by Radia Sambare
Mr president its been exactly two years since you took over the helm of affairs of our beloved Ghana and I hope your good self and Ghanaians would bear witness to events that have characterized this your two years so far.
Lecturer blames law school mass failure on working students syndrome
on: by Radia Sambare
Justice Srem-Sai a lecturer at the GIMPA law school has, among other factors, blamed the mass failure at the Ghana School of law on the rising working-students syndrome. According to him, unlike in the past where only a few law students were
Sudanese students protest continues as pressure mounts on government
on: by Radia Sambare
Varsity students in Sudan were shown protesting against the continued stay in office of President Omar Al-Bashir. They join a growing public call for the three-decades old leader to go. Protests have led to the closure of a number of universities