Todays front pages Source: Ghana|Myjoyonline Date: 05-06-2014 Time: 05:06:21:am KORLE BU ON FIRE: MANAGEMENT, SENIOR STAFF FIGHT OVER PURCHASE OF CARS The Senior Staff Association of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH) is in a tango with the board and the management of the hospital over alleged mismanagement of the hospitals funds. 2 COPS REMANDED FOR ALLEGEDLY STEALING COCAINE Two policemen who seized powdery substances suspected to be cocaine and hoarded them in an attempt to sell them have been remanded by the Accra Circuit Court. GHANA IN A STATE OF ANGER -- JJ Former President Jerry John Rawlings has observed that the nation is in a state of anger as a result of corrupt practices engulfing the country. GRAPHIC SPORTS SPONSORS THREE TO BRAZIL Graphic Sports yesterday fulfilled the dreams of Felix Abban, Hayford Prince and Abena Antwiwaa after they were named as winners of an all-expense paid trip to Brazil to watch all Ghanas group games at the years FIFA World Cup. JJ WEEPS OVER CORRUPTION AT JUNE 4 ANNIVERSARY Former President Jerry John Rawlings yesterday marked the 35th anniversary of the bloody coup that shot him into political limelight with a lamentation: Corruption is killing us. NANA, ALAN BANNED IN KUMASI People dressed in the T-shirts of Alan Kyerematen and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, two leading members of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), who are contending for the flagbearership slot of the party, will not be allowed to take part in a proposed mammoth demonstration in Kumasi on Tuesday, June 10. DEMO HITS MAHAMA Barring any last minute change, the youth wing of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Wassa Amenfi East Constituency of the Western Region, will today organise what they have termed, the mother of all demonstrations against President John Dramani Mahama. POLY STUDENTS GO WILD Members of the Ghana National Union of Polytechnic Students (GNUPS) have expressed their preparedness to seek redress at the law court to enforce their right to education, if government fails to address their concerns in time. HERITAGE FUND: ROW OVER USE TO FINANCE BUDGET DEFICIT Sharply contrasting opinions are emerging over the idea floated a fortnight ago that the government of Ghana resorts to using the Heritage Fund to finance part of its budget deficit. The suggestion which was floated by the General Secretary of the ruling party, the National Democratic Congress Johnson Asiedu Nketia has quickly generated both intense support and equally intense opposition from various quarters. HUGE SALES DIP FOR INSURANCE FIRMS Two months after the coming into force of the No Premium No Cover Policy, players in the general insurance industry say their premiums sales have dipped by between 25% and 50%. ALAN NEVER DONATED 40 PICKUPS, $5M TO 2012 NPP CAMPAIGN - BOAKYE AGYARKO DEBUNKS CLAIMS BY GAKE, OTHERS The Campaign Manager for the 2012 Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party, Kyeremanteng Boakye Agyarko, has debunked the claims being peddled around that Alan Kyerematen donated 40 pickups vehicles and $5 million to Nana Akufo-Addo for the 2012 elections. WERE NOT SLEEPING - NPP REPLIES PROF KARIKARI First Vice-Chairman of the opposition New Patriotic Party, Freddie Blay, says it is not true that NPP is sleeping in its mandate as an opposition party in keeping the government in check. LOVE ME, LOVE MY KID - VICKY ZUGAH Single mothers rarely give up the dream of finding love and making a life with someone other than that of their baby father. Screen goddess Vicky Zugah, has been a strong single mother who says love me, love my kid. HOLD ON, IM COMING - KAAKIE Dancehall Queen Kaakie has given notice. She has given notice that she is currently focusing on preparations towards her final examinations at the School of Nursing, University of Ghana, and when she is done, she is coming back to claim her place as the best female dancehall artiste in Ghana. SNAPSHOTS FROM THE JUNGLE [On centre pages] TORTURE: AUNTIE ROASTS GIRL, 9, OVER SENSELESS EXCUSE The buttocks of a nine-year-old girl in Koforidua, the Eastern regional capital has been burnt with a hot iron and the head hit several times against a wall by her auntie for delaying to return a GH¢100.00 debt she was sent to collect. GHANAIANS BEING PUSHED TO THE BRINK - RAWLINGS The blatant disregard for high levels of moral integrity leading to an alarming scale of corruption in the country is experiencing is far in excess of what was witnessed during the revolutionary eras in the history of Ghana, Former President Jerry John Rawlings has said. LAWYER EXPOSES AGS DEPARTMENT The Attorney Generals department was exposed at the Judgment Debt Commission sitting yesterday after a private legal practitioner, Kwame Amponsah Agati told the commission how the AG frustrated a judge resulting in the awarding of a default judgment to the tune of GH¢264, 643.00 against the state. MAHAMA APPOINTEES TO STRIKE OVER UNPAID SALARIES Flawless information reaching Today from the corridors of power indicates that appointees of the president are breathing threats against the government over unpaid salaries. OUR LEADERS HAVE FAILED US Head of Research at Gold Coast Management Fund (GCMF) Mr Samuel Ampah, has blamed successive governments for their lack of initiatives and political will to transform the economy. CHECK EXCESSES - RAWLINGS CAUTIONS Former President, Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings, has warned the if the current excesses in the country are not checked, the feared results will be that it will become more difficult to contain the growing corruption
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