Was Ato Forson Really Behind Cynthia Morrison Assassination Plot? Listen to article When the subject has to do with political killings, I never put it past or beyond the capabilities of the leaders of the country’s main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), for theirs is a bloody tradition of contract murders and wanton and summary assassinations, beginning with the Jerry John Rawlings-led mutineers of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC), the Judicial Death Squad of the Rawlings-led junta of the Provisional National Defense Council (PNDC) and, presently, the Rawlings-founded and led faux-civilian establishment of the National Democratic Congress. In the latter instance, we have the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress, Mr. Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, indicted and standing trial for treasonous and seditious activities, including the globally scandalous kidnapping of the three young white Canadian women NGO volunteers in the Asante Regional Capital of Kumasi.
The Minister-designate for Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP), Sarah Adwoa Safo has assured that she intends to leave a lasting legacy at the Ministry by impacting the lives of the most vulnerable in society, especially women, children and persons with disability - when approved by Parliament. According to the Member of Parliament for the Dome-Kwabenya Constituency, she would leave no stone unturned in closing up the gender gap, safeguarding the future of children and harmon
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Ghana holds maiden disability-inclusion summit The event was under the theme “Ending Invisibility: Building Standards for Disability Inclusion and Sustainable Post-Covid-19 Ghana”. The summit, held at the Accra International Conference Centre on December 3, saw the launch of the 8 Commitments Government of Ghana pledged during the 2018 Global Disability Summit on disability-inclusiveness. The eight commitments of the government of Ghana are: to eliminate stigma and discrimination against persons with disabilities; to promote inclusive education; to ensure routes to economic empowerment of persons with disabilities; to harness technology and innovation to better lives of persons with disabilities; to build disaggregated data on persons with disabilities to inform policy formulation and implementation; to make adequate provisions for women and girls with disabilities on account of double discrimination; mainstream disability into conflict and humanitarian responses; ensure accessibility for persons with disabilities.