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Women’s eggs ‘can be increased’
It may be possible to one day create an “unlimited” supply of human eggs to aid fertility treatment, US doctors say.
Researchers have shown it is possible to find stem cells in adult women which spontaneously produced new eggs in the laboratory.
Further experiments on mice showed such eggs could be fertilised, according to a study in the journal Nature Medicine.
One British expert said...
Politics of insults… Boakye Agarko blasts NDC
The fears of Ghanaians that the use of foul language by politicians in their discourse could cause great problems for the nation if not prevented do not seem to be ending anytime soon as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have sworn to retaliate in an equal measure whichever scathing attacks the ruling party- National Democratic Congress (NDC) makes on their flag-bearer, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.
Just...
‘We question Betty’s action not her person’
The Minority Leader, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu says their criticisms of the former Attorney General Mrs. Betty Mould Iddrisu are against her actions, not against her person.
“I am only criticizing the commissions and omissions of Betty. I am close to her but what is important as a nation is to question her commissions and omission which have resulted in the colossal payment of such an amount,”...
PPP holds successful maiden convention
The Progressive People’s Party (PPP) has succeeded in silencing critics by organising what has been described as a mammoth convention over the weekend.
The VIP Wing of the Accra Sports Stadium was filled with a lot of euphoria as the maiden edition of the party’s national convention came off.
Before the event got under way around 9 A.M., the entire convention ground was awashed...
Koku Anyidoho and the alleged drug baron
ARTICLE: SOLOMON KABU
It is obviously clear Koku Anyidoho, the Spokesperson of President Mills does not learn and he continuously throws his weight about.
If you will recall, it was Koku Anyidoho who made those reckless and infamous statement on Focus Radio in London, daring Nana Akufo-Addo to make a wrong move and he (Nana Addo) will first join his ancestors.
Later, Hon. Kennedy Agyapong responded...
Ti-Kelenkelen Osikani Yaw This is pure stealing! (End)
In the evening of the day the High Court delivered the original judgement, counsel for the NPA, spoke on Citi FM saying the judge misinterpreted the law, and so they would appeal. To ready itself for that, the NPA asked a High Court to place a Stay of Execution on the original verdict that said “ex-refinery differentials” are illegal. On January 26, 2012, however, the court refused...
Impeach President Mills!
Preamble: On June 17, 1972, a 24 year old Night Watchman, Frank Mills caught some employees of the Committee to Re-Elect President Nixon inside the Watergate Complex Offices of the Democratic Party. The Police were called in and the culprits were arrested at about 2.30am. They had gone there to plant bugs in the offices.
In August, 1972, President Nixon said no one in his administration as presently...
How Nasser shaped the Arab Spring
The revolutions in Egypt and Syria were shaped in part by Nasser-era policies and institutions
Wednesday marks the 54th anniversary of the foundation of the United Arab Republic (UAR), a unity between Egypt and Syria that was the height of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s power and the pinnacle of the pan-Arab philosophy that he epitomised.
At that moment in 1958, the Arab world took a...
On sexual harassment 101 Re: Nana Akufo-Addo’s fondling tape is fake
Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo
The week of Feb.23th must have been a nightmare for Nana Akufo Addo, Presidential candidate for the NPP in Ghana. First there was a You-Tube Video circulating that Nana Addo, just before getting up from a make-up chair to go on air at the government GBC TV station, had touched the breasts of the female make-up artist.
The ruling government NDC party operative felt this...
This is pure stealing! (2)
These days it is common knowledge that if you see an abandoned road project, especially one undertaken by a Ghanaian contractor, the possible reason is one of only two. Either the state does not have the money to continue paying for it, or the contractor had to pay bribes to so many public officials from the first tranche of money (called mobilization) he/she was given that none was left to do the...








