June 2009 ~ Ghanaian Journalist Halifax Ansah-Addo

Monday, 22 June 2009

NDC Funded From Nigeria

Story By Halifax Ansah-AddoDaily Guide of June 22, 2009POLITICAL FEATHERS have been ruffled in the Rivers State of Nigeria over revelations that an amount of $3.5 million of Nigerian taxpayer’s money was secretly given to Ghana’s ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) to help the party finance its 2008 election campaign.The laws of Ghana do not permit political parties...

CHOICE FM UNDER ATTACK

Story by Halifax Ansah-AddoDaily Guide of Friday, June 19, 2009.CHOICE FM, an Accra based private radio station, has been ordered not to broadcast a political current affairs programme it intends to start airing from this Saturday.Promotional adverts for the programme, ‘Ghana Speaks’ has already started running on air when the station was yesterday warned that it would be broadcasting the program at the risk of the Host losing his life and the station...

Story by Halifax Ansah-AddoDaily Guide of Thursday June 18 2009STEPHEN ASAMOAH-Boateng, the ‘most wanted’ former Information Minister, yesterday packed his toothbrush and paste, cosmetics and toiletries, cloths and boxer shorts plus a King James bible and followed his wife; pretty-faced Zuleika to the headquarters of the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI).National Security...

One for T.B. Joshua, Shame on them!

Halifax Ansah-Addo writes from News-One CourtyardWalahi Talahi, my Lord, I have never heard of this before; a Man of God in this Africa of ours telling his church members not to bring him gifts on his birthday but to rather send the gifts to the poor, widows and the destitute in society. For where? He said this with his own mouth my Lord, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua of...

NPP gurus face arrest

Story by: Halifax Ansah-AddoDaily Guide of Friday June 12, 2009THE GOVERNMENT of Ghana has frozen the constitutional rights of New Patriotic Party (NPP) gurus and former government officials to have legal representation when they are invited to national security facilities for interrogation.Lawyers who followed, Frank Agyekum, former deputy Minister of Information and Sammy Crabbe, Greater Accra NPP chairman, ordered to report to the Bureau of National...