Text of report by Ghanaian privately-owned radio station Joy FM on 6 September [Unattributed report: "African Ministers and Donors Chart Way Forward on Soaring Food Prices"] At a landmark dialogue held in Accra yesterday, over 40 African Ministers met with heads of donor agencies to discuss the crises caused by soaring food and fuel prices, and urged the international donor community to "untie aid and remove restrictions on food aid so that the adverse impacts of the crisis on people and national economies can be reduced." The meeting came at the invitation of the World Bank and the African Development Bank (AfDB) and was held on the margins of the Accra Third High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness on improving the quality and impact of development assistance.

Text of report by Ghanaian privately-owned radio station Joy FM on 22 August [Report by Isaac Essel: "Dr Bawumia defends GT sale"] The New Patriotic Party running mate, Dr Mohamudu Bawumia, has stated categorically that the sale of 70 per cent shares of government stake in Ghana Telecom [GT] to Vodafone was a good decision the government took.

Text of report by Ghanaian privately-owned radio station Joy FM on 14 August [Nathan Gadugah: "Akufo-Addo: GT Sale is a Victory for Ghana's Democracy"] The Presidential Candidate of the ruling New Patriotic Party Nana Akufo Addo said the approval of the 70 per cent government shares in Ghana Telecom [GT] to Vodafone UK is a victory to Ghana's democracy.

Text of report by Ghanaian privately-owned radio station Joy FM on 11 August [Report by Nathan Gadugah: "GT Sale: Law Suits, Press Conferences, Demonstrations Galore"] Law suits, press conferences, and demonstrations have reached fever pitch as parliament reconvenes tomorrow, Tuesday, August 12, 2008 to debate and ratify the sale of government's 70 per cent shares in Ghana Telecom to Vodafone UK.

Text of report by Ghanaian privately-owned radio station Joy FM web site on 22 April [Report by Emmanuel K.