The Fault in Our Stars star pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal trespass and engaging in a riot, E! News confirms. While she was not physically in the North Dakota courtroom on Wednesday, her attorney Alexander Reichert entered the plea on her behalf and also entered a waiver of appearance so that she would … Read more
US journalist Amy Goodman is facing charges of participating in a “riot” after filming Native American-led protests over an oil pipeline in North Dakota. The Democracy Now! reporter said she would surrender to authorities on Monday in response to the charge. District Judge John Grinsteiner will decide whether there is sufficient evidence to support the … Read more
There is no need worrying again to either travel outside or pay such a huge amount of fees to study holistic medicine outside. It is now here in Ghana and this is made possible by the partnership between Da Vinci College of Holistic Medicine in Cyprus rated amongst the Top Five Alternative medicine schools in … Read more
Why Ga-Damgbes must vote for NPP By Allotey Henry Nii Kpakpo Core Ga-Damgbes since 1992 have consistently voted for the N. D.C. While the N.P.P has had mixed fortunes in typical Ga Greater Accra, they have had a disastrous performance in Damgbe areas comprising Ada, Shai and Krobo enclaves in the Eastern Region. This shouldn’t … Read more
The case of Bioresonance Bioresonance is an umbrella term which is traditionally used to describe the interaction between the bio-field of a living organism and frequency patterns that interact with specific parts of it. There are many different types of bio-resonance modalities which fall under this umbrella term. It is the ability of an external … Read more
Since John Mahama became the presidential leader of the N. D.C, tribalism has reached its zenith in the country. Make no mistake: the N.D.C only wins election when they play the tribal card!! The N.D.C is totally clueless when it comes to political governance. They are completely bereft of ideas and simply interested in amassing … Read more
The presidential race may be tightening nationally, but Hillary Clinton still has the edge in the states she’ll need to win in November — including one previously rated as a toss-up by The Associated Press. A survey released Thursday by the University of New Hampshire and WMUR found Clinton holding a nine-point lead there, confirming … Read more
A US judge has denied a request to halt construction on a controversial oil pipeline in North Dakota. The Dakota Access Pipeline is opposed by over 200 Native American tribes who fear its impact on waterways. The $3.7bn (£2.8bn) project will pass through four states, close to lands that are sacred to members of the … Read more
Hon. Stephen Amoanor Kwao was born on 12th September, 1951 at Akrusu Saisi in the Upper Manya Krobo of the Eastern Region of Ghana. He was until his appointment a Deputy Director at the Ghana Education Service. Other positions held include: Politics He was N. D.C Constituency Secretary (1992-1993). Hon. Stephen Amoanor Kwao has been … Read more
College students from West Africa may be subject to extra health checks when they arrive to study in the United States as administrators try to insulate their campuses from the worst Ebola outbreak in history. With the virus continuing to kill in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria, the expected arrival of thousands of students … Read more