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Joe Debrah, once a local football hero blessed with deft touches and grace on ....the field, makes a long trip from Dusseldorf in Germany to Kumasi for one more — perhaps one last — hurrah at the Baba Yara Stadium when he leads a line-up of former Asante Kotoko icons into a ceremonial clash with their Hearts of Oak counterparts on Sunday.
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General Secretary for the National Democratic Congress and witness for the 1st and 3rd Respondents in the ongoing Presidential Election Petition in giving his evidence in chief at the Supreme Court, has backed the petitioners case on most of the major irregularities identified by the petitioners.
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The Ghana Armed Forces is one of the most disciplined military institutions in the world, but why the leadership of such a noble profession sat down for importing companies to fleece soldiers who went on peace-keeping duties remains a puzzle.
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A member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) legal team, Nana Ato Dadzie, has acclaimed Johnson Asiedu Nketia who is the chief witness of the first and third respondents for his extraordinary performance showed during his first appearance in the witness box in the ongoing 2012 Presidential Election Petition.
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Lead counsel for the petitioners in the ongoing Supreme Court case, Philip Addison, has been advised by the Women’s Organizer of the NDC, Madam Anita De Soso, not to rely solely on the sense he acquired from school when interacting with people.
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A group calling itself the Coalition for the Protection of Individual liberties and Constitutional Right is calling for the arrest of NPP member Omari Wadie.
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Former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament (MP) for Asokwa, Maxwell Kofi Jumah has advised habitual viewers of the on-going 2012 election petition to take a break and attend to their important duties since the chief witness for the third respondent; John Asiedu Nketia’s cross examination is of no use.
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The Managing Editor of the Daily Dispatch newspaper, Ben Ephson, in an uncharacteristic fashion allowed his anger to take the better of him to the extent of claiming that Maxwell Kofi Jumah, the former MP for Asokwa Constituency need to visit the mental hospital.
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Reports reaching Daily Guide indicate that KPMG, the reputable international accounting firm chosen by all the parties to count the number of Pink sheets used as exhibits in the landmark presidential Election petition, has found 13,900 of the documents.
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