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Mills now lives and works at the Slave Castle?

Accra, Jan. 19, Ghanadot/GNA – President John Evans Atta Mills has since January 13 been living and working at the Castle, according to a statement from the Castle signed by Mr Koku Anyidoho, Head of Communications.


The statement said President Mills, not oblivious of the heavy traffic in Accra and especially on the Spintex Road, where his home is located, decided not to allow his motorcade to further inconvenience motorists.


Former President John Agyekum Kufuor, for the eight years he was head of state, lived in his personal residence near the Tetteh Quarshie Interchange from where he commuted to the Castle.

 

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Farewell Bush, Hello Obama

Commentary, Jan 20, Ghanadot - It is difficult to say anything good about President Bush these days amidst the din about his supposed ineptitudes, but I will try. I will do so this time because of Barack Obama, the incoming president of the United States.....
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Obama sworn in as first Black US President

Accra, Jan. 20, Ghanadot/GNA -Barack Hussein Obama, made history at exactly 1707 hours on Tuesday when he was sworn in as the first Black President of the United States (US).
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Vice-Admiral E.O. Owusu-Ansah Passes on‏

 

Accra, Jan 19, Ghanadot - Vice-Admiral E.O. Owusu-Ansah, appointed temporary Defense Minister by the Mills Administration, has been reported dead......More

 

 

Ghanaians and Phone Ethics, So Far, So Poor

Feature, Jan 20, Ghanadot - One of the famous channels by which effective and efficient communication can be made is through the use telephones.. The desire for family members to stay in touch with one another, for lovers to keep the flames burning, for friends to remain in contact and also for corporate and government organizations
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