Daily Guide6 Nabbed At AkuseDaily GuideThe Akuse Police yesterday moved in quickly to avert a communal clash at Akuse in the Lower Manya District of the Eastern Region after, a purported chief, Nene Teye Titriku, allegedly hired some men to disrupt the biometric registration exercise.Akuse: Police beef up security for ongoing biometric voter registrationGhana Broadcasting CorporationAkuse residents warn of chaos if ...Myjoyonline.com5 arrested for disrupting Akuse biometric registrationCitifmonlineVibe Ghanaall 18 news articles »

LONDON (Reuters) - Chevron Corp. left workers pleading to be evacuated from a gas exploration platform off Nigeria which kept drilling as smoke poured from a borehole until an explosion that killed two people as the rig became engulfed in flames, according to accounts from four of the platform's workers.

CAIRO (Reuters) - A decision by Egypt's supreme court to overrule the president when he recalled parliament has raised the stakes in the power struggle between the long-repressed Muslim Brotherhood and the military which ruled for decades.

Why African football stars are heading east

Osama Bin Laden's former cook Ibrahim al-Qosi returns to his home country Sudan after more than 10 years detention in Guantanamo Bay.

UN peacekeepers are being redeployed to Goma in eastern DR Congo to protect the city from rebel mutineers, the UN envoy to the country says.

Daily GuideRiot Act For Radio And PresentersDaily GuideRadio and television broadcasters who encourage intemperate language will be fined GH¢1000 after repeated warnings from the Ghana Independent Broadcasters Association (GIBA). Anytime a broadcaster encourages vitriolic utterances, a written warning will ...Ghanaian broadcasters launch code of conduct for election 2012Ghana Business NewsGIBA launches code of conduct for responsible reportage during electionsMyjoyonline.comUse gate-keeping to insulate negative sentiments - Palmer-BuckleCitifmonlineall 11 news articles »

Daily GuideAmidu Pisses On Rotten GallopersDaily GuideFormer Attorney General Martin Alamisi BK Amidu has presented evidence that may adversely affect claims by state officials that African Automobile Limited (AAL) has a binding contract with government regarding some imported Gallopers.Amidu jabs Barton-OdroThe Statesman OnlineAttorney General Office may request for extraditionAngolaPressMartin Amidu points to massive rot at A-G's officeMyjoyonline.comall 10 news articles »

Daily Guide¢5.2bn Paid To GhostDaily GuideA GHOST is said to be among the recipients of judgment debts doled out by the Mills Administration, with the dead man reportedly receiving an amount of GH¢525600 (¢5.256 billion). Nene Ogbe Assumeng II was captured by the 2010 Auditor-General's report ...and more »

PARIS (Reuters) - Poverty, inequality and injustice are threatening to trigger a broad sectarian conflict in Nigeria, an international Christian-Muslim task force said on Wednesday.

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