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Pulse News on the Go 8th March, 2016

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Ghana marks International Women Day

As the world marks International Women Day, First Lady Dr. Nana Lordina Dramani Mahama, has emphasised the need for all and sundry to contribute towards enhancing gender parity in Ghana. According to her, the need to maintain gender parity by ensuring the end to child marriages. She said we must support and give a voice to the young girls who stand the risk of being married off or already married off to men far older than them and yet are required to remain silent.

ISD workers angry
Angry workers of the Information Services Department have denied being the authors of the brochure for Ghana's Independence day celebrations which was filled with so many errors. This  follows a statement signed by the Acting Director of ISD, Francis Kwarteng Arthur accepting blame for the errors and subsequently apologising on Monday. Workers at the ISD have expressed anger at the development and are wondering why the Acting Director should take blame for the errors.

I am not in bed with NDC - Otumfuo
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has dismissed rumours that he is in bed with the National Democratic Congress (NDC). He said his position as a traditional leader makes it imperative for him to work with all Presidents regardless of their political parties. According to him, all he is interested in as a Ghanaian is the betterment of Ghana and the Ashanti Kingdom stating that his duties can clearly be seen in his contribution to all past and present presidents devoid of partisanship.


Nigerian medical officers are not being denied licenses - MDC
Registrar of the Medical and Dental Council  Dr. Eli Kwasi Atikpui says there is no element of discrimination in granting licenses to medical officers. Dr. Eli Kwasi Atikpui has been accused by the medical officers of refusing to hand out licenses to Nigerian medical officers who want to practice in Ghana. But responding to the allegations, he said this could only happen when the board is not satisfied with the application submitted by a medical officer.

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