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MAHAMA LIED ABOUT COCOA,COFFE- AFRIYIE AKOTO

The Minority Spokesperson on Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto, has rubbished President John Mahama’s claim that the cocoa industry is thriving. “Doesn’t he realise that in the last four or five years, the volume of exports of cocoa has been going down and he says cocoa production is up,” Dr. Afriyie Akoto retorted, adding that President Mahama did not understand the cocoa industry. “So all the crisis in the cocoa industry with farmers complaining about the fact that they don’t have inputs to work with and that the producer prices are inadequate for their needs, he hasn’t heard?” Dr. Afriyie Akoto maintained that, cocoa production wasn’t going the way that President Mahama wanted Ghanaians to think whilst cautioning the President to be careful about the figures he throws around about the cocoa sector. Outrageous coffee targets Dr. Afriyie Akoto also took issues with the President’s targets for the coffee industry. During his presentation on Tuesday, President Mah...

SOWETO UPRISING IS 40yrs A PAINFUL ERA IN SOUTH AFRICA

The sky above was dark with smoke. At the railway station, as Ntsiki Makhubo and her mother returned from a day in Johannesburg, they were met by an anxious crowd. As they stepped down from the train, they trod on shattered glass and heard the news. Your brother has been shot and killed, Makhubo was told. 'My activism started then': the Soweto uprising remembered When South African police opened fire on marching schoolchildren in the township of Soweto on 16 June 1976, Makhubo’s neighbors had seen her older brother, 18-year-old Mbuyisa Makhubo, drenched in blood and staggering to a clinic, carrying a limp boy in his arms. They assumed he had been gravely hurt. In fact, it was the 12-year-old boy Mbuyisa had scooped up in the midst of the chaos who lost his life that day. His name was Hector Pieterson. A photograph of the two taken by a local journalist was printed first by a...

Dec polls: NPP calls on Mahama to concede defeat

The Campaign Manager of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) Peter Mac Manu has called on the President John Dramani Mahama to concede defeat. According to him, the pink sheets in their possession indicate that their candidate Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo has won the December 7 polls. Addressing a press conference in Accra, Mr Manu explained that Nana Addo is leading by 694, 724.43.381 votes in their parallel collation whilst President Mahama has 676, 998.54.91 votes. Earlier, the campaign team of President Mahama in a press statement calmed their supporters saying the President was ‘in a comfortable lead’. The team further advised their supporters to ignore media tabulations going in favour of Nana Addo.

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