Mr. David Kangah, Deputy Chairman of the Electoral Commission (EC) in-charge of Operations on Friday observed that the minor violent incidents that characterized the primaries of some political parties have the potential to disrupt the peace of the country. “All political parties must endeavour to educate party faithful at the local levels to exercise maximum tolerance”.
Speaking at a symposium organised by the West Africa Network for Peace Building (WANEP) on the theme: Consolidating the Peace in Ghana Through Elections 2008, Mr. Kangah said elections still remained a determinant for peace and stability in every country and called on
Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flag bearer, on Friday said he has begun a journey of reconciliation and unity between the party and the Volta region. He said "W ...
The last round of matches to end an exciting 2007/2008 league season comes up tomorrow as thirteen clubs revel in every good moment the season has produced while three others would be filled with t...
The series of gory accidents some key actors and actresses in this country have gotten involved in have served as a wake-up call to them to give themselves to the Almighty God for protection. "One thi ...
The Clerk to Parliament, Emmanuel Anyimadu, returned home last night from Harare after observing Zimbabwe’s Presidential run-off as part of an AU Observer team. Sharing his experience, Mr. Anyimadu de...
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