2008-09-07
Crocked Essien Set for the Sidelines
Michael Essien will miss the start of Chelsea's Champions League campaign and Ghana's 2010 World Cup qualifier against Lesotho after his role in Ghana's World Cup qualifier against Libya was cut short by injury.2008-09-06
Libya Gives Stars' Coach Food for Thought
Milovan Rajevac panted up and down the technical area as Ghana struggled to get a grip on a game that was supposed to afford the country's players the chance to show what they have got. 2008-09-07
Rajevac Rips Into Poor Stars
Milovan Rajevac ripped into his Black Stars flops after Friday night's 2010 World Cup qualifier against Libya saying they had not showed the desire required to win a game of this nature. 2008-09-06
Libya Down Ghana in Tripoli
A solid performance from Libya saw them run out 1-0 winners over Ghana in Tripoli in a 2010 World Cup qualifier, putting them firmly in control at the top of Group 5 with 12 points and only one game remaining. 2008-09-06
Appiah Rubbishes Betting Claims
Ghana captain Stephen Appiah has rubbished claims that the Black Stars lost their 2006 World Cup second round game against Brazil under the influence of an Asian betting syndicate. 2008-09-06
Kumasi Gets Lesotho Clash
The Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi will host Ghana's final 2010 World Cup qualifying game against Lesotho on October 12th. 2008-09-06
'Our Voices Have Been Heard'
As the Third High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness draws to a close in the Ghanaian capital, gender activists are reflecting on the way ahead. 2008-09-06
Groups Push Donors to Honour Pledges
Lobbyists have teamed up to push for honouring of donor pledges as a forum aimed to make development aid more effective came to a close here on Friday. 2008-09-05
Meet Your Aid Promises, Says UN Official
The head of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has urged countries to make good on the promises they made this week at a high-level conference in Ghana devoted to making international aid more effective. 2008-09-05
Britain, World Bank Launch Plan for Aid
Britain and the World Bank have launched an initiative to make delivery and management of aid more open and accountable. 2008-09-05
Donors and the Poor Agree Aid Agenda
Delegates from both developing and developed countries have adopted the Accra Agenda For Action (AAA) as a guide to improve the way aid is given and spent. 2008-09-05
Mining Companies Accused of Human Rights Abuse
Mining companies have been accused of human rights abuse in communities of their operation, according to a report released by the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), Ghana. 2008-09-05
Proliferation of Arms, Source of Northern Conflict
The government has attributed the instability in the North, and more especially the recent violence in Tamale and Gushiegu, to the massive proliferation of firearms in the possession of private individuals. 2008-09-05
Voter Population of Ashanti Now 2,375,444
THE VOTER population of the Ashanti Region, after the recent 13-day voters' registration exercise, which ended on August 12, now stands at 2,375,444. 2008-09-05
Politics of Insults Will Not Benefit Anybody
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential running mate, Mr. John Dramani Mahama, has cautioned Ghanaians, especially politicians, to embark on free and fair campaigns, devoid of insults and personal attacks. 2008-09-05
Rawlings Meets Ex-Security Capos
Information reaching The Chronicle indicates that former President Rawlings, last Monday, met with security experts who were in charge of the various security agencies during his tenure as President of Ghana, and discussed how best they can also contribute in solving the worsening security situation in the country, especially in the north. 2008-09-05
Factory for Each District Under Prez Akufo-Addo
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential candidate, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has promised to make Ghana an industrialized country, with the establishment of, at least, a factory in each district of the country. 2008-09-05
Spare Us the Insults, CJ Appeals
The Chief Justice (CJ), Her Ladyship, Mrs. Georgina T. Wood, has made a passionate appeal to the general public to spare the judiciary the derogatory remarks which could interfere with the independence of the judiciary and hence delivery. 2008-09-05
Setting Up Labour Courts is Prudent
On Monday, September 1st, the Chief Justice, Mrs. Justice Georgina Wood announced that a division of the High Court has been set up to deal exclusively with labour issues next month. 2008-09-05
Action Needed So Aid Works Better for the Poor, Zoellick Says
World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick today outlined steps to address the immediate risks of the global food crisis while also proposing reforms for the international aid system so it can have a greater impact on the lives of poor people. |
