Ghana Palavar

Has as its banner headline : "NDC, RM reach consensus." According to the story, the National Democratic Congress and its Reform Movement have committed themselves to work for the growth and sustenance of the party.

The NDC Reform Movement based on fruitful discussions, and broad consultations has re-affirmed its loyalty and pledged to seek the progress of the NDC.

This was contained in a communiqu? on their talks and signed by Alhaji Huudu Yahaya, the NDC General Secretary and Mr Sam Garba of the RM.

The communiqu? noted that in line with party processes and internal democracy, party branches, which are not properly structured, would be re-organised by June this year, the paper says.

In another front page story, the Palaver says "NDC will win 2000 elections - Mahama Iddrisu.

The presidential advisor on governmental affairs, has predicted that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) will win the 2000 presidential and parliamentary elections with an increased majority.

Alhaji Iddirsu said this when a team of leading NDC functionaries, led by Dr Obed Asamoah, Attorney General, inaugurated the Nanumba district branch of the veranda boys and girls club in at Bimbilla at the weekend.

He said equal opportunities exist in the NDC for both old and new members and said the progressive alliance, on the basis of its development-oriented programme, is the only political grouping capable of effectively administering the country, the Palaver says.