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    Volume: 18 Edition No: 313 Date: Wednesday, December 23, 2009

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HEADLINES

Positive defiance
JJ`s CADRES RETURN FIRE
…After June 4th leader describes ministers as greedy bastards
Ex-President Jerry John Rawlings
Ex-President Jerry John Rawlings
THE OBUASI branch of the United Cadres Front has said that Mr. Jerry John Rawlings’ recent outburst to the effect that some people in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) were “greedy bastards” was “too bad and too harsh” Clement Sangaparee, Municipal Organiser of the union, in a statement, said Mr. Rawlings uttered those words at a time he was extremely angry...More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Viewed: 395 times

Also in this issue:
* ADENTAN MCE BLAMES GWCL FOR WATER CRISIS
* APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE
DAVIES EDMUND: 20 YEARS
* Bekwai NPP in turmoil
… Turns meeting into boxing arena
* C/R Chiefs advised to set up education funds
* How NPP created huge judgment debts for Ghana
* Public servants asked to be professionals

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EDITORIAL

Muntari`s exclusion, good for Ghana football

Midfield ace, Sulley Ali Muntari’s expulsion from the Black Stars 23-man squad for the Angola 2010 Nations Cup seems to have gone down well with Ghanaians, rather than generated public uproar from the sporting populace, taking into account his caliber.. .More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Viewed: 92 times
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BUSINESS NEWS

MOFEP defends revenue measures outlined in 2010 Budget
...says Gov`t has not imposed new taxes

Government has not introduced or imposed any new tax in the 2010 Budget, but rather seeks to improve the efficiency of the existing tax regime through a shift from specific to ad-valorem excise taxes on existing selected commodities, and the restoration of excise and customs duties on food imports. The Ministry of Finance& Economic Planning (MOFEP) has stated...More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Viewed: 48 times

Pharmacists call for independent body
…to investigate the Kinapharma-cocaine saga

The Governing Board and members of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) have called on the government as a matter of urgency to set up an independent investigation body to probe the whole Kinapharma-cocaine incident.. .More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Viewed: 69 times
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SPORTS NEWS

18 to rumble!
…In Saturday Night of Classic Boxing

The vice chairman of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) Mr. Ahene Truly says the stage is set for the forthcoming boxing showdown at the Ohene Djan Stadium. Gate opens at 5pm.. .More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Read 36 times

3rd X`mas Open championship Sun

News brewing in the camp of the Ghana Tennis Association (GTA) suggests that all is set for the 3rd X’mas Open championship scheduled from Sunday to December 31st, 2009, at the Adabraka Tennis Club, in Accra.. .More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Read 49 times

An apology rendered too late

The wise saying that “When first things are done second, error is most times inevitable”, fittingly typifies Sulley Muntari’s apology to Stars’ coach Milovan Rajevac and the FA...More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Read 63 times

Can Wise stop Hearts?

After recording a 2-1 victory over King Faisal four days ago at Essipong, Eleven Wise storm the Ohene Djan Stadium to pitch their strength against Hearts of Oak in the Glo premier midweek games today.. .More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Read 64 times

Red Bull storm Tema today

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Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Read 47 times
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OPINION

``Accepting yourself!``


ON A popular radio station program in Ghana one Saturday morning, a participant called his opponents’ attention to the fact that in traditional marriage ceremonies, almost all tribes in the country accept Schnapps, from overseas, in preference to the locally distilled “Akpeteshie.”...More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Viewed: 50 times
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FEATURES

Small scale industries need a helping hand

Has anyone ever wondered why the developed world has about 94% of their population employed, as compared to the under developed and developing countries like Ghana, that have about 45% of their population employed, and even working below the minimum wage level?.. .More
Posted on: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Read 48 times
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