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US backed Zimbabwe land reform

BBC, August 27, 2007

 

Sir Shridath believed the conference was doomed to failure and that Mr Mugabe and Mr Nkomo would walk out and the civil war would resume.

"I took an initiative of my own as secretary-general which isn't much known and talked about but can be now."


He secretly contacted the US ambassador in London, Kingman Brewster, and asked him to get the then US President, Jimmy Carter, to promise money to pay white farmers for their land.

 

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Officials clash over govt’s position on CHRAJ report

JoyFM: Government spokesperson on governance says Kufuor administration’s response to CHRAJ's investigations on the former Road Transportation Minister will be out soon......More

 

ECG man, two in electrification scandal?

 

Accra Daily Mail:   A government electrification project at Afiama North, in the Amasaman District has been hit by gross scandal, with a staff of Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) cited as one of the key masterminds. .More..

 

COCAINE RIDDLE GETS COMPLEX...

Ghanaian Chronicle:   A-G’s Dept. in covert rigmarole... As convicted baron gets court order to retrieve seized cars  ...More....

 

 

 

The Missing Cocaine SagaLAWYERS CLASH OVER WOOD’S REPORT

The Heritage:  THE FINAL report of the Georgina Wood Committee instituted by the Interior Minster to unravel the mystery behind the missing cocaine on the MV Benjamin has sparked serious legal battles among members of the bench....More.....

 

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