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Africa Cup of Nations Opens with Co-Host Win

Africa Cup of Nations Opens with Co-Host Win

By • on January 21, 2012

Co-hosts Equatorial Guinea pulled off a shock by beating Libya 1-0 in the opening game of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.  Former Real Madrid player Javier Balboa scored a dramatic late winner when curling home with three minutes left. The result means the Equatorial Guinea

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Obama: U.S. Needs to ‘Step On The Gas

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• on December 3, 2011

WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama on Saturday urged Congress to pass a payroll-tax cut, saying the trend in private-sector job growth shows “now is the time to step on the gas, not slam on the brakes.” “We’re going to keep pushing

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Time to shed the extra pounds: The 27 Rules of Conquering the Gym

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• on January 8, 2012

This is the time of year when even people who hate the gym think about going to the gym. Many of us are still digesting whole floors of gingerbread houses, and jeans that fit comfortably

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Prof. George Ayittey Speaks On The Politics In Ghana and the Future of Africa

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• on October 6, 2011

Editor’s Note: This is a predated interview conducted by Atto Commey before Nana Agyeman Konadu Rawlings lost the NDC primaries to President Atta Mills, and the Arab

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Cutting the Cord on Cable: Around 80% of what most Americans watch on TV can be had for free. Scandal!

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• on January 7, 2012

Dear Cable: Before I say anything else: It’s not you. It’s me.  I’ve changed over the years.

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Constitutional Review Commission to be in Koforidua next week

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• on August 26, 2010

Akwatia, Aug 26, GNA – The Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) would be in Koforidua on September two and three to hear the submissions of residents towards the review of the 1992 Constitution.  The first day would be open to individuals from

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Fir Real? Christmas Trees in Crisis

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• on December 16, 2011

RALEIGH, N.C.—Christmas tree geneticist John Frampton rubs the sprigs of a two-inch seedling, planted two years ago from the seed of a fir cone from the Uludag Mountain region in western Turkey. This Uludag seedling tube is one of thousands in a

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Job Seekers, Be Creative and Flexible

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• on January 7, 2012

In 2012, creativity and adaptability will be key to landing and keeping a job for many workers, as staff levels remain lean and employees are expected to respond to a wide variety

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Entertainment

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Michael Jackson Tribute by Kevin Prince Boateng

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• on October 6, 2011

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Grads Do ‘Good’ for a Profit

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• on December 3, 2011

At first blush, it looks as though M.B.A.s aren’t doing much “good” upon graduation. Despite the fact that students sign up en masse for social-entrepreneurship

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Time to shed the extra pounds: The 27 Rules of Conquering the Gym

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• on January 8, 2012

This is the time of year when even people who hate the gym think about going to the gym. Many of us are still digesting whole floors of gingerbread houses, and jeans that fit comfortably

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Andre ‘Dede’ Ayew named BBC African Footballer of 2011

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• on December 17, 2011

Ghana and Marseille winger Andre “Dede” Ayew has been named the BBC’s African Footballer of the Year for 2011.  The 21-year-old took over a third of the

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Cutting the Cord on Cable: Around 80% of what most Americans watch on TV can be had for free. Scandal!

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• on January 7, 2012

Dear Cable: Before I say anything else: It’s not you. It’s me.  I’ve changed over the years.

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