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Former president John A. Kufuor has been appointed the Chairman of the Interpeace Governing Council. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Lagos — Former president of Ghana, Mr. John Kufuor, has said that immunity clause in any constitution is militarist and protective of dictatorship and corruption. He said this at the Akintola Williams Annual Lecture held yesterday in Lagos. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Ghanaian President John Kufuor poses at the presidential palace in Accra in this May 2, 2006 file photo. View Photo »
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Mrs. Moyo is not the voice of Africa ... She lives in an ivory tower, far away from the reality of Africa. Perhaps she should go back to Zambia to see how much that country still needs help. Maybe then I will pay better attention to her.
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Staffers of former President John Kufuor have not been paid a dime as salaries as well as their gratuity for the tens months they have been serving the former first gentleman of the land. Full Article at Ghana Web
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So much ink has been spilt on the inability of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation to confer an award on one of the past Presidents from the continent of Africa as they are wont to do annually. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Kampala — It is now official. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Ghana's outgoing president John Kufuor attends his successor John Atta Mills' inauguration ceremony at the independence square in Accra January 7, 2009. View Photo »
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Mrs. Moyo is not the voice of Africa ... She lives in an ivory tower, far away from the reality of Africa. Perhaps she should go back to Zambia to see how much that country still needs help. Maybe then I will pay better attention to her.
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Nairobi — Instead of leading the country to be united, out of power, Ghana's former presidents Jerry Rawlings and his successor John Kufuor have displayed open hatred with the former using any platform he mounts to hit out at his successor. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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A Former Diplomat and adviser to President John Mills on Foreign Policy, Ambassador Victor Gbeho says he is relieved that former President Kufuor was not chosen for the Mo Ibrahim Award. Full Article at Ghana Web
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Presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Akufo-Addo (R), accompanied by his wife Rebecca (2ndR), prints his finger before casting his ballot on December 28, 2008 at his Kibi home, in Accra.
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Mrs. Moyo is not the voice of Africa ... She lives in an ivory tower, far away from the reality of Africa. Perhaps she should go back to Zambia to see how much that country still needs help. Maybe then I will pay better attention to her.
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Mrs. Moyo is not the voice of Africa ... She lives in an ivory tower, far away from the reality of Africa. Perhaps she should go back to Zambia to see how much that country still needs help. Maybe then I will pay better attention to her.
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Mrs. Moyo is not the voice of Africa ... She lives in an ivory tower, far away from the reality of Africa. Perhaps she should go back to Zambia to see how much that country still needs help. Maybe then I will pay better attention to her.
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