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13/05/2008
In its determination to retain power in the December elections, the NPP government has expressed its firm resolve to wage a relentless war against the negative propaganda being pursued by the opposition, especially the NDC, to paint a wrong picture about the government's performance. more>> |
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13/05/2008
Former President Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings (rtd), said though the 1979 executions were regrettable, there was no way his Armed Forces Revolutionary Council junta could have avoided them. more>> |
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13/05/2008
The Presidential Candidate of the governing New Patriotic Party Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo said, when elected President, he would ensure that revenues accruing from the oil industry would be channeled into the Fund. more>> |
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13/05/2008
The wife of the NPP Presidential candidate, Rebecca Akufo-Addo has urged women in the Tema constituency to register for the voters' card so they can eligible to vote in the upcoming December 2008 elections. more>> |
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12/05/2008
You may be forgiven to fear for the worst: that the New Patriotic Party is quite efficiently over-pricing itself out of government. Why should the trader on the tro-tro care if crude oil prices are five times more than what they were in 2000, Qanawu Gabby writes. more>> |
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| Prez Kufuor holding consultations with his team to the Millennium Development Goals meeting held in London. They included (L-R)Ambassador DK Osei, Secretary to Cabinet; Andrew Awuni, Press Secretary and Ambassador Annan Cato. |
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J B Danquah - a Pan Africanist?
Nana Amma Obenewaa takes issue with Qanawu Gabby’s article last week (re: West African unity, re-awakening that ancient dream) in which he raised issues about the conventional wisdom of Nkrumah as a Pan-African visionary. |
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West African Unity, Re-awakening that ancient dream
A visionary is not a man who seeks to achieve the improbable at the wrong time and fails. The fact that the very thing he sought to achieve is now being seen as probable defeats the generous tag that has been hitherto accorded him, says Qanawu. |
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