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President Mills reshuffles cabinet

AfriqueEnLigne, Jan 26, Ghanadot - President John Evans Atta Mills on Wednesday made changes in ministerial appointments naming Dr Benjamin Kunbour as the new Attorney-General and Minister for Justice. He also appointed Mr Alban S.K. Bagbin, currently Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing, as the Minister of Health.

An official statement said Mr Enoch Teye Mensah, Minister of Employment and Social Welfare, replaces Mr Alban Bagbin as Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing.
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