Sack Milovan Rajevac: Nana Akomea

Nana Akomea, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Okai-koi South said categorically that Black Star’s coach Milovan Rajevac should be sacked.He made this known on Metro TV’s Good Morning Ghana show hosted by Shamima Muslim when he was asked to comment on the performance of the Black Stars in the tournament.Nana Akomeah explained that he felt Prince Tagoe was one lousy player...

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We Have Been Vindicated – AMA Boss

The Chief Executive of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, Alfred Vanderpuije says the AMA was not wrong in pulling down houses supposedly built on waterways in most parts of the capital.Alfred Vanderpuije explained that the demolishing exercise carried out at Osu, Mataheko, Sakaman, Odorkor, Kaneshie, chorkor and other surrounding areas in the capital helped to prevent some...

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The President Has Said It Well, But?

President Mills has cautioned that government would not hesitate to demolish structures that are situated on waterways in every part of the country.His statement follows the Chief Executive of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA), Alfred Vanderpuije’s position that the demolishing exercise that took place around some areas like Osu and Sakaman earlier this year prevented...

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GFA Clear the Atmosphere of Doubt

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has confirmed that Sulley Muntari is still a member of the Black Stars team for the World Cup tournament underway in South Africa.The GFA noted that Sulley Muntari reacted angrily and in a way that was offensive to the team’s Code of Conduct in the outcome of Ghana’s game against Australia last Saturday at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg.He...

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Checks and Balances in the Media

It has become a common say that the media is the fourth estate of a nation besides the executive, the legislature and the judiciary. The media is suppose to bridge the rift between the government and the governed, providing a platform for social debate and consensus building as well as the stage for diverse ideologies on the best development prospects for the nation.Many international organizations in formulating their index variables for measuring...

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Water Performs Miracles

Drinking a lot of Water has magical effects in curing so many diseases.You will never believe it unless you try it.It has been proven my doctors that it is very healthy to drink about two glasses of water in the morning when you get out of bed even before you brush your teeth.It is healthy to eat any food an hour before or after drinking a glass of water.It is advisable to...

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Fabio Capello: I will announce my squad 2 hour to the match.

England manager Fabio Capello insists he will not release his starting eleven for the match against USA even to his players until two hours to kick-off.Journalists and analyst are trying as much as possible to guess his selection and formation for the match but the clever Italian also confirmed he already knows what his starting XI will be.However, rather than serving the...

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Kojo Antwi Happy about BET nomination

Ghana's music icon and legend Kojo Antwi has been nominated for the International Act category at the BET awards.Kojo Antwi, a true son of Ghana, expressed much enjoy and noted that he was glad that such a prestigious group like Black Entertainment Television (BET) had recognized his work and had nominated him in the International Act category which happens to be a new one."Awards...

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Kwesi Pratt Gives Credit to Professor Sawyer

Kwesi Pratt a member of the socialist forum and the Kwame Nkrumah Centenary earlier on today noted that Ghanaians should deal with the centenary committee if they realize after the celebrations that moneys have been misused.“If we as a committee are properly audited and Ghanaians realized that the money has been misused, they should deal with us." he emphasized. he also added...

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chapter one complete

THE CONTRIBUTION OF FARMERS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ECONOMY OF GHANA.A STUDY OF FARMERS AT DODOWA. BISMARCK NII OGBAMEY TETTEHINDEX NUMBER: DCSA 2010105 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1.0 BACKGROUND Agriculture constitutes 40 percent of Ghana’s annual income. Considering the fact that the under-developed countries employ 80 percent or more of their population in agriculture, the developed countries employ less than 20 percent...

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The new dawn of robbery

Many scientists believe that most of the things in this world go through some form of evolution or the other. Over the years, robbery has taken many forms like armed robbery, snatching and robbing in taxis.Behold a new era of robbery has emerged. In these recent times where mobile phones are the order of the day, people will give anything to possess them. Since demand for the mobile phones are high, these criminals have taken it upon themselves to...

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