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Pope Francis shuts down Egypt amid extraordinary security

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Pope Francis delivers his homily during a Mass in the Egypt's tiny Catholic community, at the Air Defense Stadium in Cairo, Saturday, April 29, 2017. Pope Francis came to Egypt on Friday for a historic visit to the Arab and Muslim majority nation aimed at presenting a united Christian-Muslim front to repudiate violence committed in God's name. Just six years ago, on January 1, 2011, bombs went off at a Coptic church in Alexandria, leaving 23 people dead. In Rome, Pope Benedict XVI denounced the atrocity in his Angelus address. The pontiff said he had “learned with sorrow the news of the serious attack against the Coptic Christian community in Alexandria, Egypt. This cowardly act of death, such as planting bombs close to the homes of Christians in Iraq to force them to leave, offends God and all of humanity, who only yesterday prayed for peace and began a new year with hope. “In the face of this strategy of violence that has targeted Christians, and has consequences f...

Waka waka - Selebobo ft.Davido

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This banger will put you in the mood. another mad hit by Selebobo featuring David. Following the massive success of the  Yemi Alade  assisted  'Conquer'; the amazing  Selebobo  teams up with  Davido  for yet another smashing single titled ''Waka Waka'. The groovy mid-tempo fits in perfectly in Selebobo's gallery of musical masterpieces.  ' Waka Waka' is available on all music stores and platforms . http://www.ghanamotion.com/selebobo-waka-waka-ft-davido/

The Role of Public Relation in Stakeholder Management

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The Head of External Affairs and Legal, Vodafone Ghana, Mr. Gayheart Edem Mensah has stated that the bridge between Institution, o rganizations and its stakeholders hangs on the shoulders of Public Relation.      Mr. Edem made the statement while addressing a cross section of participants at the just concluded seminar organized by The School of Communication, Wisconsin International University College, Accra.    “The stakeholders theory suggest that the purpose of a business is to create as much value as possible for stakeholders, that is, the people that has a stake in the institution or organization, and that responsibility lies on the Public Relation department of every institution,” he said.     In what seems like giving an incite about what he has learned so far in his professional career as a Public Relation expert, he lamented the general ignorance of many institutions and organizations about the role public relati...

Separatism, Galamsey threatens the stability of Ghana

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Ghana has been efficient at harmonizing its varying cultures and tribes, ensuring unity in diversity. The democratic state has alternated between military regimes that would have jeopardized its national security but has managed to keep the country intact. Pockets of ethnic violence erupts intermittently, nonetheless, they are contained and prevented from spilling into other parts of the state. Whilst Ghana lies within a volatile sub-region with insurgent groups operating in neighboring countries, she has done well to ward off the infiltration of these terrorist groups into her territorial space. Ghana has a robust security architecture, an active police service, a Bureau of National Investigation, the armed forces and national security council, established by the security and intelligence agencies act of 1996 – ACT 526.  The armed forces and the police have a record of discipline and gallantry in handling domestic issues and on peacekeeping operations. Their contrib...

The Growing Military Might of Ghana

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                                    Following the end of hostilities of the Second World War (WWII), statistics drawn various historical accounts pegged Gold Coast soldiers who fought in the war at approximately sixty-five thousand (65,000). These soldiers fought alongside other West African nationals who were drawn into the Royal West African Frontier Force (RWAFF). The battles took the Gold Coast Regiment to participate in campaigns in East Africa, Burma and in maneuvers in the Gambia. Fighting under the command of the British and her allies, they fought in the deserts of North Africa, the jungles of Burma and over the skies of Germany.  John Keegan, the veteran war historian describes the Second World War as the largest single event in human history, fought  across six of the world's seven continents and all it oceans. It killed 50 million human beings; left hundreds of ...

Ghana-Nigeria Relation Crucial to West Africa

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As the two largest economies in West Africa, the relationship between Nigeria and Ghana is a crucial one for the region. Trade ties are particularly important, and Nigeria’s high levels of liquidity serve as an important source of capital for Ghana. However, a recent dispute between the two countries concerning the status of Nigerian traders in Ghana is a reminder of past bilateral tensions that have occasionally worsened political and economic relations, although the two countries have since moved to resolve the row and their governments have not heeded calls to sever ties. REGIONAL BIG HITTERS:  Nigeria and Ghana are the largest and second-largest economies in West Africa, respectively, and are also the two biggest oil producers in the region, although the difference in output between the two is immense. Nigeria was Ghana’s third-most-important trade partner in 2010, accounting for almost 10% of total Ghanaian foreign trade. Ghana, in turn, was Nigeria’s ninth-largest tr...

NIGERIA MUST ABORT THAT EVIL PLAN NOW!

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The owners of the fraudulent Nigeria which you know have met and decided to try the Abacha/Abiola scenarios in order to salvage the ailing Nigeria ship as they did before with the help of their imperial masters and Kofi Annan of UN. This time they shall fail woefully because Nnamdi Kanu is not MKO Abiola and is not in the same spiritual sphere and category as MKO. They know the Tyrant is nowhere to be seen. There is a lockjam and the Presidency has crashed.  A lot of secrets, intrigues, manipulations  and conspiracies are presently ongoing.  Nigerians are the most spineless and gullible people politically on the face of the earth. Bribe them, buy them over or intimidate them and they scamper to safety caring only for their daily bread and self. The Nigerian government has no right to impound the British passport of Nnamdi Kanu. Their only right begins and ends with his Nigerian passport.  What happens should Nnamdi Kanu denounce his Nige...