Month: March 2007

Accra, 16 March, 2007— A statement by Prof George Gyan-Baffour on the contribution of the late Prof Kofi Abrefa Busia to the development of democracy in Ghana stirred a controversy in Parliament on Friday as […]

Accra, 17 March, 2007— Professor Agyeman Badu Akosa, immediate past Director General, Ghana Health Services, on Friday called on Nkrumahists to restore the dignity of Dr Kwame Nkrumah through intellectual discourses from the unbridle vilification […]

President Bush says he is pressing hard and working with Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Congress to get comprehensive immigration reform that will provide “a rational way for people to come and do jobs […]

Washington, 13 March, 2007— The Bush administration is “extremely troubled” by Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir’s recent letter to the United Nations, in which he appears to back away from prior commitments to the Darfur […]

Bremen, 12 March, 2007— Chancellor Angela Merkel has called on the international community to join forces and tackle the acquired immune deficiency syndrome AIDS with renewed vigour. Close trans-national cooperation among governmental bodies and NGOs […]

Washington, 10 March, 2007— U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad confirmed the United States’ willingness to work with any nation that supports the goal of a secure, stable and democratic Iraq during the March 10 […]

Dedicated to Boye Moses, the Deputy State Security Officer, who was put in a cage and dragged through the streets of Accra in the aftermath of the CIA inspired Coup in 1966. Dr. K.A. Busia […]

Accra, 7 March, 2007— President John Agyekum has described the huge turnout at the independence parade to commemorate Ghana’s important milestone of 50 years of nationhood as a demonstration of the unity of the country. […]