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The Deputy Commissioner of the Customs Excise Preventive Services (CEPS), in charge of Preventive Duties has sued the government for relieving him of his post, before his lawful retirement date.
The Commissioner of CHIRAG has promised that the commission will assert its independence and neutrality in the investigation of the Mabey and Johnson (M&J) bribery scandal involving some top Ghanaian officials.
A Deputy Information Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has stressed that the Mills administration will not leave the new presidential palace to “rot”, discounting media
Vice President John Mahama on Saturday announced that government has secured $300 million for the connection of some rural communities to the national electricity
Vice-President John Dramani Mahama has stated that the government’s decision to celebrate the life of Ghana’s first President, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, is a demonstration to the current generation that the country is worth dying for. He noted that Dr Nkrumah might not have been alone in the struggle to attain independence for Ghana, “but in every struggle it is the ideals of an individual that bring the strands of the struggle to the intended climax”.
The Minister of Youth and Sports, Mr Rashid Pelpuo, has said the Government intends to engage more than 100,000 youth between this month and December 2010 as part of the National Youth Employment Programme.
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