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Mr Clement Bonney, popularly known in the creative art industry as Mr beautiful said the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has not failed him as he decided to be part of the party. Speaking on the entertainment review show on Peace fm today 28th April, 2016. Mr beautiful said it was because of his dialect that made the producers in kumasi not to cast him in a movie, he said the producers said they want him to speak the kumasi dialect because the want to promote the Asante Twi.  He added that kumasi is an NPP strong hold and that is where most movie made in kumasi are sold since the year 2000, he said " recently a movie was shown in Adom tv and that movie came out around the same time and the kumasi producers said the kumasi distributers said they want sell the movie because he (Mr beautiful) is an NDC person. He said they are using my dialect to say because am an NDC person. Mr. Beautiful said the politics we are doing in this country is too local. He was reacting to issue t...

Not even the International Democrat Union (IDU) could solve NPP crisis – Afoko . The suspended National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Paul Afoko has revealed that foreign political body, the International Democrat Union (IDU) tried unsuccessfully to resolve the NPP internal crisis. According to embattled Afoko, the IDU sent officials from the Christian Democrat Union in Germany to Ghana to help the party settle the wrangling. “The Germans did their best but not much was achieved. They even invited us to come over to Germany to study the mechanisms that their party used to handle their internal problems.” Afoko further disclosed that the Overlord of Asanteman Otumfuo Osei Tutu II’s effort at ensuring peace in the NPP proved futile. “Later, the King of Asante, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, got involved. He invited me to his palace in Manhyia, Kumasi. I went and told him my side of the story. After listening to me, the Asantehene told me: I have heard you. I have al...

3 Central University students killed in accident Three Law students of the Central University at Miotso, near Dawhenya, died on the spot when their saloon car collided with a tipper truck. The accident occurred on the Dawhenya-Aflao highway about 8 p.m. last Tuesday. Two others, the driver and the mate of the tipper truck, who were rushed to a clinic at Prampram and the Tema General Hospital, respectively, are said to be responding to treatment. The identities of the deceased, who were believed to be students of the Law Faculty of the university, have been given as Sedem Hodo, Nana Kofi Asare and Boison Kobby Junior. They were said to be between the ages of 21 and 24. The saloon car, a VW Passat, with registration number ER 228-14 and carrying four male passengers, was heading towards the Central University, while the Benz tipper truck, with registration number GR 9697 X and loaded with sand, was heading towards Dawhenya from the Aflao direction. The impact of the cr...

They've only lived in the UK for two months, but Angelina Jolie seems to have sussed out the best spots in London. The high profile moviestar, 40, made it a girls' day out for daughters Vivienne, seven, and Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, nine, on Tuesday, treating them to the British capital's finest toy store, Hamley's, and lunch at suitably swanky establishment, The Delaunay. In the absence of their siblings, Maddox, 14, Pax, 12, Zahara, 11, and seven-year-old Knox, the children were in a playful mood and entertained their mother's attention while playing in the sudden, light snowfall.

Former Transport minister Dzifa Attivor has appealed to residents of the Volta region to retain the NDC in power in the upcoming polls in order to avoid the witch-hunting of politicians from the region. According to her, the New Patriotic Party has the penchant for targeting and jailing leading figures of the NDC from the region, when they are in power. Mrs Attivor made reference to the incarceration of Tsatsu Tsikata, Victor Selormey and Dan Abodakpi by the NPP government for their various roles in the Rawlings-led NDC government. Addressing supporters of the ruling party at Ketu South in the Volta region, Mrs Attivor said she and current Transport minister Fiifi Kwetey, who both hail from the region, may be targeted and jailed if the NPP wins power. “When the NPP came to power in 2001, a lot of our people were sent to prison; Victor Selormey, Dan Abordakpui, and so on, was imprisoned. Was it because no other persons committed crime in Ghana? But it was only Ewes ...

      Electoral Commission Chair Charlotte Osei has said a lost voter ID card does not disenfranchise anybody from voting because “all you need in Ghana to vote is your finger”. Speaking at a press conference in Accra Tuesday April 26, Mrs Osei said voters, who want their missing voter ID cards replaced must pay a fee of GHS5. “There is a GHS5 fee because the paper, the lamination, they all cost money and it doesn’t disenfranchise you if you don’t have your voter ID card, because you can vote without your card,” she told journalists. “So, once you have your fingers and you show up, we will scan you on the register, your details will pop up, you will be verified, and then you will vote. “However, if you feel that you need the card because it helps you remember… we are assuming you know your identity, it does help you remember your polling station and all that, that is where the card comes in and it makes queue management easier on election day. But you will have...