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Tag Archives: Vice President of the United States
Nigeria: Terrorists strike in Kano after VP Sambo’s visit
Gunmen on tricycles launched attacks at Hotoro, Sharada and Dakata areas of Kano, northwest Nigeria killing three pesons and injuring several other civilians Sunday evening. The attacks came few hours after Vice President Namadi Sambo left Kano. Nigeria’s VP was … read more
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Nigeria: 2015 – Jonathan Can’t Contest
Joseph Wayas Second Republic Senate President, Chief Joseph Wayas, has said that since. The Nigerian does not provide for any president to rule for more than eight years, President Goodluck Jonathan is automatically disqualified from the 2015 presidential race. Senator … read more
Mugabe deputy John Nkomo dies after cancer battle
Zimbabwean Vice-President John Nkomo died on Thursday after treatment for cancer in South Africa, President Robert Mugabe said, removing a potential successor to the ageing leader who has his own health problems. Nkomo, 78, was nominated for the joint number … read more
Can Nigeria’s President Jonathan contest in 2015?
THE question, ‘Can President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan contest the 2015 presidential election?’, has been asked for the umpteenth time by the Nigerian literati and politicians alike. The question derives from a befuddled reading of the provisions of the Constitution of … read more
Ghana: Mills Last Words, Was That A Suicide Note?
Before you all start throwing darts, arrows and bullets at me, hear me out. In death, President Mills is being made to be what he was not. He was good decent man and his opponents will even admit that but … read more
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Tagged Africa Countries, africa facts, africa for kids, africa karl wolf, africa lyrics, Africa news, africa news today, africa song, africa toto, african food, African History, Ghana, God, IndepthAfrica, John Atta Mills, John Mills, Mill, Naadu, National Democratic Congress, reuters africa news, Vice President of the United States
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Isn’t Mr. Kufuor not better off when silent? (Part II)
Under the First Republic, there was no position of a Vice President or Prime Minister. Dr. Nkrumah wielded enormous powers and virtually had Ghana in his hands. He wielded a clout that hit anywhere at any time, leaving in its … read more
Posted in Analysis, Ghana, Indepth Africa Magazine, News, West Africa
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“Isn’t Mr. Kufuor better off when silent?”
One peculiar fact about former President Kufuor is that he is not a good speaker. He lacks the flourish that characterizes the rhetorical manouevres of political figures who captivate their audiences with their speeches. He is more admirable for being … read more
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Zimbabwe VP questions husband’s death
Harare – Zimbabwe’s vice president is questioning how her power-brokering husband died – fueling suspicions the former army chief may have been killed. The state-run Herald newspaper on Wednesday quoted Vice President Joice Mujuru as saying she wants “satisfactory answers” … read more
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Zimbabweans mourn top power broker
Harare – Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans are attending a massive funeral for one of the nation’s main power brokers, whose death in a house fire has intensified political manoeuvring in long time President Robert Mugabe’s fractured party. Mourners thronged … read more
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Nigeria: Atiku writes Jonathan on 2011 Budget
ABUJA—FORMER Vice President Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, wrote President Goodluck Jonathan, warning that if implemented, the 2011 budget will make Nigeria worse economically, just as said that Nigeria was broke. Atiku alleged that Jonathan’s administration had been characterized with excessive borrowing … read more
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Nigeria: Jonathan’ll strengthen Nigeria – Group
Unity of Nigeria as an entity will be further strengthened if Nigerians elect the first president from the minority South-South geopolitical zone in 2011, the Ekiti State chapter of the Goodluck/Sambo Campaign Organisation has said. State coordinator of the organisation, … read more
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Can a wounded Ellen heal a hurting Liberia?
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