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It's all about the future
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About Ghanadot.com
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Ghanadot.com, is now
managed by the Emerging Media Institute, Ghana. It is the premier news source
for breaking news on Ghana and also an outlet for video
expressions from Ghanaians in the Diaspora.
As purveyors of news in a developing nation such as
Ghana, we maintain that emphasis on the positive matters;
that much is bound to happen that is yet to be categorized,
understood and passed on as information to the world. We
believe that highlighting the positive, rather than the
sensational helps.
Our pages are refreshed daily. It is important to us that
you get the news first on our pages. If touches Ghana, it
touches Africa because we are pan-African in outlook.
You will also note that we have added video contents to our
pages. Your personal videos, if it meets our publication
requirements, can be seen on our
TRAVEL page.
Citizen journalists in the Diaspora: We are
always seeking citizen journalists. Opinion pieces, breaking
news in your part of the world will be considered and
published should it meet our requirements.
Note: Articles should be professionally written,
fact-checked and spell-checked. We offer NO financial
compensation at this time, only the opportunity to market
your work, which will lead to rewarding opportunities later
as a writer. We will assume, by submitting your work
to us, that all work is ORIGINAL and not in violation of any
other existing agreements.
To join us send us your written
article to:
publisher@ghanadot.com
Events publication: To put your event on our
announcement page, send info to
events@ghanadot.com
Advertising: To send advertising enquiries
email us at:
advertising@ghanadot.com . Or call to speak to
Johnny Hutton at 021-521-571. In the US call
240-324-0313.
Readers' comments: To send reader's comment on
articles you read send email to us at
editor@ghanadot.com
Information: Please send inquiries to
info@Ghanadot.com .
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Ghanadot.com
c/o Emerging Media Institute
P. M. B 154
Accra International Airport
Accra, Ghana
Tel: 240-324-0313 (US)
021-521-571 (Ghana)
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The ProfileAfrica Group
E. Ablorh-Odjidja, Publisher
publisher@ghanadot.com
Johnny Hutton, Business Manager
Manager@ghanadot.com
Audrey Micah, Editor
editor@ghanadot.com
Alain Momdjol, Webmaster
webmaster@ghanadot.com
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NDC might not fulfil
promises, says Haruna Iddrisu
Accra, Dec 3, Ghanadot - The Minister
of Communications, Haruna Iddrisu, says the
NDC government is unlikely to accomplish its
promises within this year...He was
responding to critics of the government and
the lack of confidence expressed in the
President Mills’ administration by some
leading functionaries within the NDC
party....
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The quality of mercy – as it applies
to Liberia
Commentary, Dec 4, Ghanadot - It is this
“outrageous…but perfectly legal.” aspect of this case that
is troublesome and hence the reference to Shylock and the
"pound of flesh" in Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice.”
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Sycophancy, Ghana’s Main Problem
Review, Dec 6, Ghanadot - The Majority Leader in
Parliament (Alban Bagbin) must have touched raw nerves with
his claim that President Mills has surrounded himself with
sycophants who have placed a wedge between the Presidency
and the very people in the NDC whose efforts won political
power for the party. At last, the dreaded word
(“sycophancy”) has surfaced....More |
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Banks to submit data on toxic debt to
Bank of Ghana
Accra, Dec 2, Ghanadot - The Government has directed
banks and financial institutions in the country to submit to
the Bank of Ghana, data on toxic debts related to
contractors' borrowing.
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