Bui workers embark on sit down strike

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kobbydoe 11 years ago

God is good,all shall pass

God is good,all shall pass
ATAA AYI MAHAMA 11 years ago

LET ASIEDU NKETIA PAY THEM HE HAS BENIFITED FROM THE PROJECT THAN ANY ONE ELSE IN GHANA.

LET ASIEDU NKETIA PAY THEM HE HAS BENIFITED FROM THE PROJECT THAN ANY ONE ELSE IN GHANA.
KWAME ADJEI 11 years ago

ALL THESE IS THE HANDWORK OF NPP

ALL THESE IS THE HANDWORK OF NPP
KWAME ADJEI 11 years ago

CORRECTION FOR THE LITTLE BRAINS

CORRECTION FOR THE LITTLE BRAINS
ghanatv 11 years ago

Metro Tv Ghana Live

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Metro Tv Ghana Live

www.ghanatv.weebly.com/metro-tv.html
SHAMO 11 years ago

I TOLD YOU ASIEDU NKETIA WILL COLLAPSE THIS PROJECT.. NPP COULD HAVE USED ONLY 2YEARS TO FINISH

I TOLD YOU ASIEDU NKETIA WILL COLLAPSE THIS PROJECT.. NPP COULD HAVE USED ONLY 2YEARS TO FINISH
Atta Kofi 11 years ago

GJA current leaders have failed and must be kicked-out

The Concern Journalists Association of Ghana (CJA-Ghana) has expressed indignation about the attitude and operations of the current leadership of the Ghana Journalists ...
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GJA current leaders have failed and must be kicked-out

The Concern Journalists Association of Ghana (CJA-Ghana) has expressed indignation about the attitude and operations of the current leadership of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) and called for total overhauling of the leadership.

The CJA-Ghana noted that the current leadership failed to set-up oversight committees in accordance to the GJA constitution; failed to organise an annual GJA General Meeting for the past three years; and failed to render account for stewardship over the period.

Through the activities of the current leadership the Greater Accra Regional branched has collapsed; all GJA chapters at Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC); Graphic Communications; Ghana News Agency (GNA); Ghanaian Times among the lot are malfunctioning.

The GJA has also failed to rope in others especially the private media; infrastructure at the press centre has not been improved upon; rubbish; poor condition at the press hall; lack of discipline and totally break down of the power of the association.

The GJA executives without consulting the rank and file decided to postponed GFA elections when it was due last year to this year claiming it was close to the national elections.

CJA-Ghana is calling on Mr Ransford Tetteh, Mr Affail Monney; Dave Abgenu, Mrs Linda Asante Agyei to render account before elections next month.

The CJA-Ghana is also asking the GJA leadership why the 2012 award winners have not received their prizes even though sponsors have already honoured their sponsorship package.

The CJA-Ghana also demand from the GJA leadership how much was raised towards for last year’s Awards Dinner were for the first time people who attended were only offered peanut and coca cola.

They must published in full the details of sponsors for last year’s awards dinner, name of institution; type of sponsorship etc

The CJA-Ghana called for a revolution in the GJA to save the association; “We call on all members to wake up and save the association”.

The Ghana Journalists Association's (GJA) Elections Committee yesterday announced the list of candidates contesting the 2013 national and regional elections of the Association.

A statement issued by Benedict Assorow, Chairman of the Committee, listed the candidates as follows: National, President; Mr Affail Monney of Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), unopposed; Vice President, Abu Issah Monney of Peace FM and Mathias Tibu of Ghana Institute of Journalism.

The rest are: General Secretary, Mr Dave E. Abgenu of New Times Corporation (NTC) unopposed; Treasurer, Rosalind Koramah Amoh; Graphic Communication Group Limited (GGCL), Linda Asante Agyei, Ghana News Agency (GNA); and Nana Yaa Konadu Yiadom, Peace FM; and Public Affairs Officer, Yaa Edusei, Private Practitioner and Mary Tawiah Mensah, GCCL.

Candidates for the Upper East Regional election are as follows: Chairman, Eric K. Amoh, GNA, unopposed; Vice Chairman, Osman Muntawakilu, GBC, unopposed; Secretary, Benjamin Glover, GCGL, unopposed; and Treasurer, Fatima Anafu Astanga, GNA unopposed.

In the Upper West Region, Bajin Dougah Pobia, GNA, filed for the Chairmanship position and went unopposed; Mustapha I. Susolow, Metro TV, Vice Chairman unopposed; Sualah Abdul-Wahab, GBC, Secretary unopposed and Judith Alamadi Bagiro, Treasurer, unopposed.

Albert Adoko and Emmanuel Mensah-Abludo both of GBC filed for the Chairmanship position in the Brong Ahafo Region; Samuel Duodo, GCGL, Vice Chairman; Larry Paa Kwesi Moses, ETV-Ghana; and Dennis Kwadwo Peprah, GNA are eyeing the position of Secretary and Regina Banneh Siaw, GNA, as Treasurer.

In the Ashanti Region, Listowell Yesu Bukarson, Metro TV, filed as Chairman; Kankam Boadu, GNA, Vice Chairman; Kinsley Hope, Ghanaian Times, Secretary; and Georgina Ama Ankomah, GBC, Treasurer.

From the Central Region the Committee received filing from Alice Tetteh, GNA, as Chairperson; David Yarboi Tetteh, Ghanaian Times, as Vice Chairman; Shirley Asiedu Addo , GCGL, Secretary; and Tina Akorful, GCGL as Treasurer.

Only one person namely George Larbi, GNA, filed as Chairman in the Eastern Region.

The Committee said as at 1700 hours on Thursday January 31, it had not received nominations from Volta, Northern, Western and Greater Accra regions.

The GJA Elections Committee has announced that vetting of the candidates for national executive positions would take place on Tuesday February 12 at the Ghana International Press Centre at 1200 hours.

It said as per the GJA Constitution Article [48] [c] [ii] the committee wish to inform all members that the nominations have been extended to Monday February 11 2013 for uncontested positions only and urged interested parties to contact regional election assistants for nomination forms.

The release further requested members of the GJA to submit by hand to the Press Centre, or send written objections on any of the above mentioned names via email giaelectee@gmail.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , by Monday, February 11 2013.
ANANE JAMES 11 years ago

JOHN MAHAMA'S PRIORITY IS BUYING CHIEFS CARS FOR CHEAP POPULARITY....FOR THE NDC BCOS ALL HE CARES ABT IS VOTES...

JOHN MAHAMA'S PRIORITY IS BUYING CHIEFS CARS FOR CHEAP POPULARITY....FOR THE NDC BCOS ALL HE CARES ABT IS VOTES...
CLIMO 11 years ago

ANANE JAMES, it seems you do not understand any thing being said on this subject. The employer is a Chinese construction firm called Shyno Hydro ltd. it is not John Mahama not even GOG.
Please if you have a problem with the ...
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ANANE JAMES, it seems you do not understand any thing being said on this subject. The employer is a Chinese construction firm called Shyno Hydro ltd. it is not John Mahama not even GOG.
Please if you have a problem with the President handle it at a different place.
Nii Kootse. 11 years ago

People, Ghanaians want to work, but not for a "bowl of rice", nor "face for the Wall" . . . while officials enjoy their percentage of project finances!

For these reasons young Ghanaians travel only to meet worst condition ...
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People, Ghanaians want to work, but not for a "bowl of rice", nor "face for the Wall" . . . while officials enjoy their percentage of project finances!

For these reasons young Ghanaians travel only to meet worst conditions in Kuwait and other countries . . .
hmmmm 11 years ago

aaaahhhh forget this , please work till this is completed ..help mother ghana .....:( businesses are collapsing because of power .....

aaaahhhh forget this , please work till this is completed ..help mother ghana .....:( businesses are collapsing because of power .....
SENSE PREFECT 11 years ago

THEY ARE COPYING THE NPP PARLIAMENTARIANS.
CAN WE NOT LEARN FROM THE NDC?

THEY ARE COPYING THE NPP PARLIAMENTARIANS.
CAN WE NOT LEARN FROM THE NDC?

Bui workers embark on sit down strike

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