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Environmentalists in Ghana are concerned about the delay in laws regulating next year's start of offshore oil drilling. Full Article at Voice of America
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*…AS JOHN FASHANU CONFIRMS TB JOSHUA CALLED HIM BEFORE SUPER EAGLES MATCH* *On the heels of Africa’s first ever World Cup triumph at the U20 level, controversy has marred Ghanaian celebrations. Full Article at Ghana Web
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Ghanean President John Atta Mills (L) is applauded by US President Barack Obama (R) as Ghanean Speaker Joyce Bamford Addo (C) looks up as he prepares to address members the parliament in Accra on July 11, 2009. View Photo »
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And let us also not lose sight of the fact that if we mismanage project funds, the people of Ghana will one day demand accountability from us, as I demand from the previous government
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Accra, Oct. 24, GNA - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration would operate temporarily from the Accra International Conference Centre, from Monday, October 26, due to the fire out break that damaged its premises. Full Article at Ghana Web
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ADDRESS BY THE DEPUTY MINISTER FOR INFORMATION SAMUEL OKUDZETO ABLAKWA ON ‘CREDIBLE ELECTIONS; THE BEDROCK OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT’ AT THE 2009 ANNUAL PUBLIC LECTURE & AWARDS OF THE WEST AFRICAN STUDENT’S UNION (WASU) ON Thursday October 22, 2... Full Article at Ghana Web
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A committee constituted by Ghanaian President John Atta-Mills is scheduled to begin an investigation Friday into the fire that gutted the foreign ministry building. Full Article at Voice of America
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Ghana's President John Atta Mills (L) and Speaker Joyce Bamford Addo (C) listen to US President Barack Obama (R) addressing members of the Ghanaian Parliament at the International Conference Center in Accra, Ghana, on July 11, 2009. View Photo »
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Accra, Oct. 22, GNA - President John Atta Mills on Thursday assured workers of the Foreign Affairs Ministry that the government would soon relocate them to an appropriate accommodation so they could continue with their work. Full Article at Ghana Web
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The youth of Nandom, under the umbrella of the Nandom Youth and Development Association (NYDA), on Wednesday congratulated Dr. Benjamin Kumbuor on his nomination by President John Atta Mills as Minister of Health. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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