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Xi's Seoul visit was 'not just about Pyongyang'
Chinese President Xi Jinping's South Korea visit sends out a number of messages not only to North Korea but also to Japan and the US, analyst Aidan Foster-Carter tells DW. Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and his South Korean counterpart Park Geun-hye.
Business Feature - Oil Discovery a Curse in Disguise in Ghana
Accra -MUSIC, dance and fanfare dominated the day as then-President John Atta Mills, turned the valve on an offshore platform to signify the commercial production of oil and gas in commercial quantities in the Jubilee field of Cape Three Points in the Western Region of Ghana.
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Marseille Loan Out Jordan
Jordan Ayew French giants Olympique Marseille have agreed in principle to loan out Ghana World Cup attacker Jordan Ayew to fellow Ligue 1 side OG Nice if the young forward is not sold on permanent basis. French news outfit L’Equipe reported earlier this week incoming Marseille manager Marcelo Bielsa has told the 22-year-old to find a […]
Brazilian police link Fifa official to illegal World Cup ticket sales
Police in Brazil say they have identified a Fifa official alleged to have been involved in the illegal sale of World Cup tickets. Earlier this week, police said they had arrested 11 people and broken up an international gang. The suspected touts are accused of illegally reselling tickets, including some originally allocated to players. Police ...
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Muntari Behaved Like Animal…George Afriyie
George Afriyie, INSET: Sulley Muntari GFA Executive Committee member George Afriyie has described AC Milan star Sulley Muntari’s unruly behaviour towards Moses Armah ‘Parker’ as animalistic. The GFA member revealed that the Black Stars midfielder slapped the Medeama president in the face twice, unprovoked. He said all attempts to restrain him by other Management Members […]
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Thousands Lose Power as Hurricane Arthur Makes Landfall
Clouds and rains move in as beachgoers leave Freeman Park at the north end of Carolina Beach, N.C., Thursday, July 3, 2014. Residents along the coast of North Carolina are bracing for the arrival of the Hurricane Arthur, which threatens to give the state a ...
Tamale NGO appeals to GHS to adopt maternal technology
The Savannah Signatures, a non-governmental organization using Information Communication Technology (ICT) to promote development, has appealed to the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to adopt the use of maternal technology, as a measure to reduce maternal mortalities so as to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Africa Automobile Company accused of evading tax
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has slammed the African Automobile Company (AAC), for refusing to disclose revenue to the Authority for taxation, leading to the loss of revenue to the State.
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Nigerian atheist, Bala, ‘freed from Kano psychiatric hospital’
A Nigerian man detained in a hospital psychiatric ward because he did not believe in God has been freed, a humanist charity has said. Mubarak Bala was released because of a doctors’ strike which has seen many patients discharged, the International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU) said. He was held against his will for 18 ...
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