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Pulse News on the Go 22nd December,2015

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The suspended General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party, Kwabena  Agyepong has rubbished charges  against him which led to his indefinite suspension.

The Disciplinary Committee took the decision to suspend Kwabena Agyepong after it was petitioned by some members of the party. In a statement Kwabena Agyepong rejected all the accusations against him saying they are attempts to smear his reputation.

 

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has indicated to an Accra High Court it will want to take a neutral position in the case where two failed parliamentary aspirants Philip Addison and Adjei Tawiah in the Korley Klottey constituency have gone to court to seek a declaration for the parliamentary primary held to be annulled.

The NPP which is first defendants in the case, told the court it failed to reach an out of court settlement with the plaintiffs and third defendant Nii Noi Nortey and so would want the court  to adjudicate the matter between the two parties. The case has been adjourned to January 12 2015

 

The Ghana FA president Kwesi Nyantakyi has reiterated his stance that the Ghana Premier League has more technically gifted players than the South Africa’s Premier Soccer League.

The GFA president is impressed with how attractive the South African top-flight has become, but maintains that the Ghanaian equivalent still boasts players with greater technique on the ball.

 

The National Labour Commission has compelled the Union of Industry, Com­merce and Finance Work­ers (UNICOF) to call off all ongoing strike and intended demonstration against the Agriculture Development Bank. The directive is con­tained in a letter dated De­cember 17,2015 and signed by Dr Mrs Bernice Welbeck, acting Executive Sec­retary of the NLC. UNICOF has been fight­ing the management of ADB to reinstate 13 dismissed workers of the bank, saying their dismissal was unjusti­fied.

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