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Bright future for aviation sector: the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is to introduce airlines operating in its jurisdiction to electronic check-in and seat reservation processes to save passengers the burden of having to travel to the airport for such formalities, reports Stephen Gyasi Jnr.		Aug 1, 2009	564
Nkrumah never dies: this year marks 100 years of Kwame Nkrumah's birth. Ghana's new government is therefore setting up a fitting celebration in honour of the man who, in 2000, was voted by BBC listeners as the "Greatest African [of the 20th] Century". Stephen Gyasi Jnr reports from Accra.		Jul 1, 2009	689
The Kufuor factor what not to do in an election: former President John Kufuor may have conducted himself with grace in the eyes of the constitution by handing over power without a hitch, but he has nonetheless gone down in the estimation of his party's supporters who blame him for their narrow defeat in the December elections. Stephen Gyasi Jnr reports from Accra.		Feb 1, 2009	979
Ghana: free cash for the poor? Stephen Gyasi Jnr reports from Accra on a new government programme (now at the pilot stage) to pay social welfare benefits to the poor.		Mar 1, 2008	611
Bravo Egypt! Stephen Gyasi Jnr wraps up the memorable tournament and the deserving victory of the Pharoahs of Egypt.		Mar 1, 2008	589
Ghana: why Kufuor did not get his man.		Feb 1, 2008	1828
Ghana is ready for the Nations Cup.	Report	Jan 1, 2008	1089
Nations cup ahoy! The best of Ghana's proverbial hospitality will be on display from 20 January to 10 February 2008 when it hosts the rest of Africa in the 26th edition of the biennial continental soccer fiesta, the MTN 26th African Cup of Nations (GHANA 2008), reports Stephen Gyasi Jnr from Accra.		Dec 1, 2007	980
Ghana: Kufuor's last budget; The last budget statement under President John Kufuor's government was presented to Parliament on 15 November. Stephen Gyasi Jnr reports on the highlights.		Dec 1, 2007	670
Ghana: 'moneycracy' and Kufuor's successors; Ghana's ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) selects its presidential candidate for next year's elections at a crucial party congress fixed for 22 December. But already the money being splashed around by some of the 19 contestants has raised eyebrows countrywide. Stephen Gyasi Jnr reports from Accra.		Nov 1, 2007	1285