Month: December 2010

The first batch of 268 Muslim Pilgrims who undertook the 2010 Hajj arrived in Accra this morning from Mecca aboard an Egypt Air flight, after completing their pilgrimage. Hajj officials said eight more flights were […]

The raging battle over who keeps watch over expected cash from Ghana’s Jubilee  Oil Field, who uses it and when, entered another phase over the weekend, with a  new entrant, Vice President John Mahama, throwing […]

Some of the oil companies operating in the Jubilee Field have taken an unprecedented step to control Ghana’s foreign policy and reduce the country to nothing more than an instrument of US hostility against other […]

 Stresstest der Bahn ist Grundlage für mögliche Anpassungen Mit einer abschließenden Bewertung durch Dr. Heiner Geißler sind gestern die Schlichtungsgespräche zum Bahnprojekt Stuttgart –Ulm zu Ende gegangen. „Wir sind erleichtert über die Einschätzung des Schlichters, […]

With just a month to go before the deadline for achieving the targets of universal access to HIV prevention, treatment and care expires, it is clear very few countries will reach them. What is less […]

UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Valerie Amos launched the biggest Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) ever in its 20-year history in Geneva on 30 November, asking donors for a total of US$7.4 billion in humanitarian funding […]

Parliament on Tuesday gave government the approval to join and subscribe to shares in the African Finance Corporation (AFC), a public private partnership investment bank. By this approval, the government of Ghana will release an […]

President John Evans Atta Mills on Tuesday crystallised moves for the resumption of bilateral relations between Ghana and the Czech Republic in the interest of their peoples. The Ghanaian leader recalled with fond memories the […]