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HORRIBLE FACTS!!!!! Related to country: Ghana
Am really amazed that in a country like Ghana, we seem to have gradually, forgotten that there is a huge block of vunerable people who need help to combat peer pressure. Young people are openly going out with men old enough to be thier fathers. Old women are chasing youngmen. All for SEX! jEEZ.

August 17, 2006 | 6:37 AM

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	samuel kwadwo frimpong August 17, 2006 \| 10:54 AM

HORRIBLE FACTS!!!!!!!!!!! I agree with you. I think it time we rise up against such act in our country before it get worse. Togethere we can fight it. This is the only country we have.

	Cyrus deGraft-Johnson August 18, 2006 \| 2:45 AM

GET IN TOUCH Hi Kwadwo I think we can start from here. Am so ashmed when Icome accorss ladies my age moving out with these so caled sugar daddies etc. But then, who is to blame? Or young boys are being exploited by tourists who engage them in homosexual acts and pay them paltry sums. What is going on in this country!!!!!!

	Cyrus deGraft-Johnson August 21, 2006 \| 10:21 AM

A doctor says Smoking is a destructive habit Ghana's The Central Regional Deputy Director of Health Services in-charge of Clinical Care Division, Dr. Charles Ntiamoah Takyi, at the weekend described smoking as one of the most destructive habits which society must endeavour to avoid.He therefore, called on Parliament and the Government to heed advice by medical experts and other stakeholders to abolish the manufacturing of all types of tobacco and cigarettes in the country. Dr Takyi made the call when interacting with newsmen in Cape Coast. He pointed out that notwithstanding the contributions to the economy by cigarette manufacturers annually, the damage caused by smoking cant be quantified in terms of monetary gains. Dr Takyi cautioned smokers to eschew the habit that had adverse effect on their health as well as others in the society.

	Cyrus deGraft-Johnson August 21, 2006 \| 10:29 AM

Rev Ministers says there is a moral angle to the cocaine problem A Reverend Minister in Ghana has linked the worsening narcotic drug situation in the country to the increasing rate of moral decadence. According to Reverend Dei Awuku of an NGO known as Family Together Ghana, it seems more emphasis is being placed on the acquisition of material wealth without a casual look at how people make money. He believes social vices are on the rise because for now, being rich is all that matters to the majority of the people. He expressed these concerns in an interview on the on ongoing probe into the loss of a quantity of cocaine and issues arising out of the Justice Georgina Woode committee hearing. He seemed concerned also, about some religious leaders who are only interested in making money out of their congregation. In another interview, the Chairman of the Christian Council of Ghana, Rev Dr Fred Deegbe told SkyyNews that it is important that people who fluant their wealth in churches and other social gatherings are asked how they got such riches. He believes that if the tax administration system is also streamlined, a lot of people with illegally acquired wealth will be found out.

	Cyrus deGraft-Johnson August 21, 2006 \| 10:34 AM

University accommodation problems worsen in Ghana The Students Representative Council President of the University of Ghana, Fredrick Selaya has confirmed that the accommodation problem at the premier university has hit its peak, especially, with the arrival of fresh students for this academic year. Reports had suggested tat as a result of the accommodation problem on campus; both continuing and fresh students are paying huge sums of money for hostel accommodation. Students are paying between one million and four million cedis for either perching for a semester, or renting a private hostel. But whiles he denied that students are buying beds for almost twelve million cedis, the Legon SRC President admits that there is a critical accommodation problem. According to him, even though the students opposed the newly introduced balloting system of allocating rooms on campus, the university authorities went ahead with it. Bu then, is the situation any different at the University Of Cape Coast? Peter Jackson Wadja, the SRC President says the accommodation situation is so bad that most landlaorsd have doubled their rents just after school reopened recently. He beleives if the university authorities step in , the rent charges might be reduced.

	Cyrus deGraft-Johnson August 21, 2006 \| 10:47 AM

Ghana League: Results of 1st week The One Touch Premier League commenced at all the centres over the weekend. Below are the results compiled by the GNA Sports from all the League centres. Ho: Olympics O Kotoko 0 Obuasi: Ashgold 4 Feyenoord 1 Berekum: Arsenals 1 Hearts 0 Swedru: All Blacks 2 Liberty 1 Kpando: Lions 3 Power 0 Sunyani: King Faisal 1 Bofoakwa 0 Tema: Real Sportive 1 RTU 0 Tema: T. Youth 1 (One) Hasaacas 0 (nil)

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