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31st August, 2010
Poor Remuneration-A bane to Press Freedom and Ethical Standards

Accra, Aug. 31, GNA-To many in the ink fraternity, 21st August 2010, would go into the history books as one memorable night, especially for the 30 institution and individual Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) award winners.      It was a night of music and dancing that lured ...

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30th August, 2010 » RTI a tool for Environmental Protection
Accra, Aug. 30, GNA - Issues of environmental protection, climate change and global warming have in recent times assumed centre stage of discussions in Ghana with various organizations and institutions running workshops and seminars to educate the public on the need to adopt measures to defend Our E...
30th August, 2010 » You want a wife? Where is your water source?
Wa, Aug.30, GNA - Potable water, as it is often said is life. The lack of it affects all the spheres of human activity - health, social, education, agriculture, politics and economics. The lack of this essential commodity makes life meaningless. Its importance can only be equated to air.  &nbs...
28th August, 2010 » ContrySTAT Ghana - The Contemporary Hub of Statistical Information
Accra, August 28, GNA- Hunger is hurting. Those who undergo the ordeals of starvation could testify in dramatic terms how famine could aggressively weaken the body, break its immune system to the point of death.  Hunger could make people rebellious as in Shakespeare's Coriolanus where citizens ...
26th August, 2010 » World Food Day should locate the rural poor farmer
Accra, Aug. 26, GNA - Asi Nye, an Ada tomato farmer, stands dog-tired in the hot afternoon sun on her farm with her coveted hoe and cutlass. At 16, her educational career came to an end and so she begun tilling her own farm to supplement the food needs of her family.      ...
25th August, 2010 » Child Abuse in Witches camps of Northern Ghana
Tamale, Aug. 25, GNA - The issue of witchcraft has been in the history of mankind for a very long time. It is still very rife in many parts of the world, particularly in Africa. The focus of this piece, however, is Northern Ghana where the problem persists unabated and in view of the impact it has ...
24th August, 2010 » Malaria, Africa's greatest enemy
Ho, Aug. 24, GNA - Africa is a beautiful continent. It is not dark. It is a virgin land with a lot of unexploited natural and human resources. The Continent is known for various species of birds, animals, rivers, mountains and other tourist attractions.      It is the only Con...
19th August, 2010 » The Disability Law And The Fate Of Persons With Disability
Bolgatanga, Aug. 19, GNA - Disability is a condition in which someone is not able to use a part of his or her body or brain properly mostly because of injury. It is a state of health that poses some challenge to the individual but does not in any way prevent them from doing anything that an able-per...
7th August, 2010 » Easing Traffic Congestion On Accra-Kasoa Road: A Must For GHA
Accra, Aug. 7, GNA - The traffic congestion on the Accra-Kasoa road is so stressful that the Ghana Highway Authority (GHA) must do something about it immediately to prevent the premature death of users of that road due to stress.      This Writer had heard about the nerve-wrac...
6th August, 2010 » President Mills deserves rest
Accra, Aug. 6, GNA - Rest is best enjoyed after hard work. And thus one can not begrudge President John Evans Atta Mills for announcing he would be taking his leave to 'chill" a little after almost two years of hard work.     In physics when an object is at rest, it will not move u...
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