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In This Issue...Links to the News:
March 11, 2016
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Alliance for Accountable Governance welcomes States of
the Nation address
Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot
Accra, Feb 23, Ghanadot - Alliance for Accountable
Governance, (AFAG) a pressure group
comprising some lawyers in the country has welcomed the
state of the nation address delivered by the President, Prof
John Evans Attah Mills.
The pressure group described the address by the President as
insightful, wide-ranging, well thought-out and promising.
This was contained in a statement which was issued by AFAG
and signed by its secretary, Mr Arnold Boateng.
The statement said, "We are pleased about his
Excellency's
promise to institute the MP''s Development Fund, to attach
National Service Personnel as research assistants to MP's
and his pro-poor intervention programmes for the Central and
the three Northern Regions".
The statement however appealed to the President to tread
cautiously and with circumspection in handling the Dagbon
chieftaincy crisis.
It however wished the President and his government well and
expressed the hope that Ghana would become a better place
for all.
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Founder’s
Day, darn good idea
Commentary, Feb 22, Ghanadot - The recognition was
long in coming. Under Kufuor, we saw a copious appreciation
of Nkrumah’s ideas, the capture of some of these ideas, and
the implementation and completion of some major projects
initiated by Nkrumah.
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Three boys found dead again; Are Ghanaian parents responsible?
Accra, Feb 23, Ghanadot - Three boys were on Saturday
found dead in one of several abandoned cars at a house at Alogboshie near
Achimota in Accra....
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West Africa’s burdened democracy
Review, Feb 22, Ghanadot - Democracy and freedoms
are struggling in West Africa, according to the
U.S.-based Freedom House, a non-partisan organization
that monitors political rights and civil-liberties
worldwide. ......More
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Is Tamale turning into a battlefield?
Accra, Feb 22, Ghanadot - Tamale, the largest town in
the northern part of Ghana and also the Northern Regional capital is becoming a
battlefield. Not a day passes
without hearing an ethnic, chieftaincy or political clashes.....More
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