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Miss Malaika Finalists 2012

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SkyTeam Golf Tournament

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The United States of America has elected H.E Obama for four more years, we wish all Americans well and congratulate Obama on his victory, we bring you some titbits on records broken by Obama in light of this win.

Ghanaians are preparing for presidential and parliamentary elections– to be held on December 7th at a polling station near you. We include in this edition a brief biography on each of the presidential aspirants, some of whom are already well known to you whereas others maybe not so familiar.

We hope you enjoy reading the biographies of these illustrious sons of the motherland who want to serve our dear nation GHANA and pray that we have a peaceful election that will once again bring honour to our nation.

Parties galore have been happening in Accra over the last few months…. and we feature pictures from a Halloween party at the La Palm Casino and from the Melbourne Cup Charity “Chop” held at the residence of His Excellency William Williams, the Australian High Commissioner to Ghana.

As we go to press, I’m reporting a tragedy which just happened, a building has collapsed killing and injuring a number of people. We wish to express our condolences to the bereaved families and a speedy recovery to the victims who were injured.

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Elections 2012The Three Johns Of The Third Republic

ROAD TO THE CASTLE 2012Know Your President ia l Candidates

His Excellency John Mahama was born on November 29, 1958 (age 54) at Damongo. President Mahama is an eloquent champion of the underprivileged. He was first elected to the parliament of Ghana in 1996 to represent the Bole/Bamboi constituency for a four-year term. In April 1997, he was appointed Deputy Minister of Communications and then became Minister of Communications in November 1998. He held this position until January 2001 when the National Democratic Congress (NDC) handed over power to the New Patriotic Party's government.

In 2000, Mahama was re-elected for another four-year term as member of parliament for the Bole/Bamboi Constituency. He was again re-elected in 2004 for a third term. From 2001 to 2004, President Mahama served as the Minority Parliamentary Spokesman for Communications. In 2002, he was appointed the

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ROAD TO THE CASTLE 2012Know Your President ia l Candidates

Paa Kwesi Nduom was born on February 15th, 1953 and is an astute business consultant and politician. He is the presidential candidate of the Progressive People's Party. In 2008, he was the Convention People's Party's nominee to contest the Ghanaian presidential election in December 2008. After his defeat in that election where he secured less than 1% of the vote, he quit the party and formed the Progressive People’s Party in January 2012.

Paa Kwesi Nduom was born at Elmina in the Central Region of Ghana. He had his secondary education at St. Augustine's College in Cape Coast, where he obtained both the General Certificate of Education (GCE) Ordinary and Advanced Levels. He proceeded to the United States where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) degree at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 1975. He subsequently went on to get a Master's degree in Management (1977) and a Ph.D (Service Delivery Systems) in 1982 at the same university.

Nduom started work as a life insurance underwriter with the North Western Mutual Life Insurance

Director of Communications for the NDC. That same year he served as a member of the team of international observers selected to monitor Zimbabwe's Parliamentary Elections.

During his tenure as Minister for Communications, President Mahama also served as chairman of the National Communications Authoritity and in this capacity he played a key role in stabilising Ghana's telecommunications sector when it was deregulated in 1997. He also served as a member of the National Economic Management Team, a founding member of the Ghana AIDS Commission, a member of the implementation committee of the 2000 National Population Census and a deputy chairman of the Publicity Committee for the re-introduction of the Value Added Tax (VAT).

Continuing to expand his interest and involvement in international affairs, in 2003, President Mahama became a member of the Pan-African Parliament, serving as the Chairperson of the West African Caucus. In 2005 he was, additionally, appointed the Minority Spokesman for Foreign Affairs.

On 7 January 2009, President Mahama became the Vice-President of Ghana. Through a constitutional instrument, he became the President of Ghana on 24 July 2012 following the demise of his predecessor, President Prof. John Atta Mills.

President Mahama published his first book with Bloomsbury publishing, a memoir called "My first coup d'etat and other true stories from the lost decades of Africa" on 3 July 2012.

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Company between 1975 and 1978. Over the next year, he worked with the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wisconsin. In 1979, he joined the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District as a Budget and Management Analyst. In 1981, he joined Deloitte and Touche as an associate consultant, rising to become a partner in the Milwaukee office of the firm by 1986. In 1992, he helped establish Deloitte & Touche, West Africa Consulting.

He served as a board member for Fan Milk Ghana Limited, Edinaman Secondary School and the Ghana Heritage and Conservation Trust. Under the Kufuor administration he served in various ministerial positions and is acknowledged for his work on the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA).

Nduom is married to Yvonne Nduom, a management specialist and graduate of the Cape Coast University in Ghana and the University of Wisconsin in the United States.They have four children. e

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Nana Akufo Addo was born on March 29, 1944, in Swalaba, Accra. Nana had his primary education at the Government Boys School and later Rowe Road School (now Kinbu) both in Accra Central. After which he went on to England to study for his O and A level examinations. He returned to Ghana in 1962 to teach at the Accra Academy school, before going to the University of Ghana in 1964 to read economics. After graduating as an economist, he went on to read law in the UK and was called to the English Bar (Middle Temple) in July 1971 and the Ghana Bar in 1975. After his call to the English Bar, he went to work in Paris as a lawyer with a renowned international US law firm, Coudert Freres, for a period of five years. Apart from this welcome exposure to the dynamics of international corporate transactions, his stay in France also made him fluent in French, attributes which have stood him in good stead.

In 1975, he returned home to Accra to continue with his legal career. He joined the chambers of U.V Campbell from 1975-1979 and in 1979, co-founded the law firm, Akufo-Addo, Prempeh & Co.

Akufo-Addo was elected three times between 1996 and 2004 as member of parliament for the Abuakwa South constituency in the Eastern region of Ghana.

From 2001 to 2007, he was Cabinet Minister in the Kufuor administraion, first as Attorney General and Minister for Justice and later as Foreign Minister for five years. In 2004, Ghana was elected one of the 15 pioneer members of the African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council, a mandate which was renewed at the AU Summit in Khartoum in January 2006.

Nana resigned from the Kufuor government in July 2007 to contest for the position of presidential candidate and flagbearer of his party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP), the then ruling party of Ghana, for the 2008 elections which he lost to Prof Evans Attah Mills in the run-off elections.

On August 7, 2010 Nana Akufo-Addo was re-elected presidential candidate of the NPP for the 2012 general elections. Nana Addo AKuffo-Addo,

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Dr. Henry Herbert Lartey, GCPP

Jacob Osei Yeboah, Independent Candidate

Dr. Henry Herbert Lartey was born in Osu, Christianborg, Accra on the 13th of February 1954, and was named after his grandfather, the late Henry Herbert Malm MBE who was Assistant Colonial Secretary/Deputy Governor (1932-1947).

He is the flagbearer of the Great Consolidated Popular Party and a champion of economic improvement for the people of Ghana, and an inspired Pan-Africanist and visionary with hopes for a United Africa.

Henry was raised in a politically active household. He is the eldest son of the late Dan Lartey, who was founder and leader of the Great Consolidated Popular Party. His father was not only a veteran Pan-Africanist but also the exponent of Ghana Industrialisation, and the propounder of the concept of DOMESTICATION; his father was also the main architect of the OPERATION FEED YOURSELF during the General I.K.Acheampong regime (1972-1978). His mother, Ms. Sarah Rosetta Lartey (nee Malm), has always been a strong community female activist and advocate for the DOMESTICATION ideas espoused by her husband.

Jacob Osei Yeboah is an engineer, entrepreneur, strategist, philanthropist, a social thinker and a transformational leader. He founded Mpontuo Mining in 2010, a small scale mining and consulting service for small scale miners (galamsey) with a view to providing technology and financial assistance to the industry so as to mine gold safely without environmental degradation and mercury pollution.

Jacob Osei Yeboah 44 years old (28 October, 1968) married Hilda Osei Yeboah in 1996, and has four children, Jacobel, Janice, Jeremy and Jeffrey. Jacob has first hand experience in logistics and supply chain management in the West Africa mining industry, having worked for over 4 years as the West Africa Manager for Sherwood International (2002-2006), a division of the Super Group Company of South Africa, covering Ghana, Guinea and Mali. Jacob holds an MBA from Warwick University and a Masters in global supply chain management from Mannheim University, Germany. Jacob holds an electric/electronic engineering degree from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology where his outstanding contributions to JCR meetings of Katanga Hall were imbibed by fellow Kantangese as those of an astute and discerning Christian leader. e


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Hassan was born on 4th September 1971 in Bawku in the Upper East Region of Ghana. His father Frank Abdulai Ayariga, was a member of parliament for the Bawku constituency during the third republic administration of Dr Hilla Limann and his mother Anatu Ayariga, a business woman.

Hassan grew up partly in Accra and Bawku before settling in Nigeria when his parents went into exile after the overthrow of the Limann Administration. All through his childhood his parents taught him the values of service and responsibility and the blessings of his faith, which Hassan Ayariga carries with him to this day. Hassan attended schools in Accra, Bawku and Tamale, had his secondary education at Ghana secondary school before moving to Nigeria where he attended Barewa College in Zaria, where

Hassan Ayariga, PNC

Dr Abu Sakara CPP

Dr. Michael Abu Sakara Foster is a specialist in agriculture and rural development (Development Agronomist). He is also the executive director of an international consulting

firm for rural and agricultural development. Dr Sakara began school in Kpembe Primary school, East Gonja at age six years and then moved to Sawla Primary school for a short period. Thereafter he came back to school in Salaga until the 1966 coup. After the 1966 coup, Abu Sakara was sent to study and live with friends of his father, a family of evangelical missionaries. He entered Yendi secondary school as a pioneer in 1972.

He did his postgraduate training with the UK’s Overseas Development Administration for his master’s degree and then worked as an associate scientist in Mexico at the International Centre for maize and wheat improvement.

He completed his PhD at 27 years old and took up appointments in Southern, Eastern, Central and West Africa consecutively.

Dr Abu Sakara’s experience as an agronomist spans over 29 years of international agricultural development work in Africa and the Americas. Dr Sakara has worked in several countries like Ghana that are all trying similar economic development interventions to achieve prosperity and good governance.

Dr Sakara contested in the 2007 congress and won a position as the first national vice chairperson of the CPP.

he studied ACCA and then moved to the London School of Accountancy.

Born into the Nkrumah-Egala-Limann tradition, Hassan has never forgotten his political roots and in 2002 he joined the PNC, a political party formed by Dr. Hilla Limann in 1992 when the ban on party politics in Ghana was lifted. His leadership skills immediately came to the fore and he was elected chairman of the Germany (Koln) Chapter. In 2004 he contested for the vice chairmanship of the PNC but later withdrew from the contest and supported Hon. John Ndebugri. e

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Halloween Celebrations at La Palm Casino

Spooky spiders web

Juliet & Mert - General Manager

The halloween bar

Are you scared yet??? Staff members enjoying the party

A dealer at at the poker table

Selma, I don't bite

Tolga enjoying a drink at the Halloween Bar


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OBAMA RE-ELECTION 2012

Obama-mania hits the world once again and we bring you these facts on the USA 2012 elections and how the first African-American President broke all electoral records in United States of America.

1. Barack Obama is the first US President since Franklin D. Roosevelt to win re-election with unemployment above 7.2 per cent. The jobless rate is currently 7.9 per cent, 0.7 per cent higher than the rate when Ronald Reagan won a second term in 1984. Roosevelt secured re-election in 1936 with unemployment at 16.6 per cent.

2. Based on exit polls , Obama won 93 per cent of the black vote, 73 per cent of the Asian vote, 71 per cent of the Hispanic vote and 39 per cent of the white vote. “Forty-five percent of those who voted for Mr. Obama were racial minorities, a record number”.

3. Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are the first presidential ticket to lose both candidates' home states (Massachusetts and Wisconsin) since 1972 Democrat candidates George McGovern (South Dakota) and Sargent Shriver (Maryland).

4. Defying conservative predictions that he would win the Electoral College but lose the popular vote, Obama currently has 58,532,508 votes (50.2 per cent) to Romney's 56,353,802 (48.2 per cent).

5. Obama's re-election marks the first time the US has had three two-term presidencies in a row since Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe.

“Forty-five percent of those who voted for Mr. Obama were racial minorities, a record number”.


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6. As the Democrats quipped, “we've got ballots full of women”. It was the female half of the US population that secured Obama's re-election, voting by 55 per cent to 44 per cent for the US president. Men, by contrast, voted for Romney by 52 per cent to 45 per cent.

7. The Democrats have won the popular vote in five of the last six presidential elections (1992, 1996, 2000, 2008 and 2012). Al Gore won the popular vote against George W. Bush in 2000 by 543,895 (0.5 per cent) but lost the Electoral College to Bush by five votes (271 to 266).

8. Obama polled strongest among 18-29-year-olds (60 per cent), whilist Romney polled strongest among the over-65s (56 per cent).

9. Fifty six per cent of self-described “moderates” voted for Obama along with 86 per cent of liberals. Eighty two per cent of conservatives voted for Romney.

10. Obama's victory tweet - “Four more years” - has had 563,281 retweets and 189,641 favourites, making it the most popular tweet ever.

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group launched its subsidiary, CFAO Equipment in Accra recently, a member of a dedicated network

operational already in over 8 countries in Africa. CFAO Equipment Ghana LTD is present in Accra, Takoradi and Kumasi and is planning to open other agencies.

CFAO Equipment offers a wide range of construction equipment, material handling trucks, agricultural machiney, power generators and elevators. Among the tailor-made solutions it offers, CFAO Equipment arranges rental packages through Loxea, its own brand of short and long term rental.

CFAO Equipment addresses the needs of local and international stakeholders involved in the construction, agriculture, energy, logistics and transportation industries. “By dedicating a specific network to support the construction and development of infrastructures over the African continent, CFAO group confirms its willingness to facilitate the sustainable growth of the countries in which it operates stated Alexis Madrange, Managing Director of CFAO Equipment Ghana Ltd. He said: “we are close to

CFAO our customers: African contractors, governments or international groups operating in Ghana, and we are proposing innovative services to catalyze their development.”

In addition to the quality of its facilities and product lines, CFAO Equipment has implemented a recruitment and training plan for its Ghanaian staff to ensure the quality of its operations. “We are delighted to introduce to our customers our expertise and our new services,” concluded Alexis Madrange. e

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“By dedicating a specific network to support the construction and development of infrastructures

over the African continent, CFAO group confirms its willingness to facilitate the sustainable growth of the

countries in which it operates stated Alexis Madrange, Managing Director of CFAO Equipment Ghana Ltd.”

CFAO Equipment is a business-to-business branch of CFAO Group dedicated to the sale, lease and maintenance of machineries and plant. It is the partner of international brands in their sector: JCB, Hyster, New Holland, Silla, Otis and others. CFAO Equipment is present in eight

About CFAO Equipment

Alexis Madrange, MD CFAO Equipment Ghana Ltd; Nii Adama Latse II Ga Mantse & Hon Nii Laryea Agbo,

Greater Accra Regional Minister, cutting the tape.

Jean-Philippe Petit, Director CFAO Equipment Group; Exc. H.E Frederic Clavier, French Ambassador; Rev. Father Campbell, Alexis Madrange, MD CFAO Equipment Ghana Ltd; Hon Nii Laryea Agbo, Greater Accra Regional Minister; Nii Adama Latse II Ga Mantse; Patrick Massardy, JCB Director for Africa, Middle-East, France & Turkey

African countries: Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Ivory Coast and DRC and benefits from the footprint of the Group across Africa, allowing it to operate already in 21 countries on the continent. To find out more, go to www.cfao-equipement.com

Alexis Madrange, MD CFAO Equipment Ghana Ltd;

Eric Potin, GM CFAO Trucks and Services, DPT of CFAO Ghana LTD

far back from left-right : Eric Potin, GM CFAO Trucks and Services, DPT of CFAO Ghana LTD Gilbert Hie (MD of

SG SSB), Edouard Rochet MD, CFAO Ghana Ltd


Jamboree Party held at Piccadilly

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Customers enjoying the party

Juliet and Bernice with cash prizes

Juliet and Elena ready to give out the prizes


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Morocco Independence DayPlay Tennis At Accra Lawn Courts available Time : 7am

Take a trip outside Accra Kokrobite, White Sands or Ada. Come enjoy!!

United Arab Emirates Independence DayAccra Diplomatic Club Volley-Ball tournament Labadi Beach Hotel @1PM

The Lexington Traditional Sunday Lunch from 12 - 4

Venus Pub/Restaurant

Join your friends & enjoy a nice dinner on the terrace Time : From 5 pm

Dons Place Jazz Club

Jazz bar with a good crowd on most evenings

Venue:Osu

Tanzania Independence Day

Lunch BuffetLabadi Beach Hotel from 11:30am-4pm

Brunch@La Palm Casinothis and every Sunday

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Honey SuckleHappy Hour ½ Price on Drinks till 7pm Venue: Ring Road opp. Time: From 5pm

Golden Tulip Sandwich weekTime: 11am -4pm

Millionaires Casino Golden Tulip Bingo Nite Time 9-10pm

Cafe Des Amis Invite your friends for a drink & a chat. Venue: Kanda

Happy Hour Tops n Tails Pub Spintex Rd Spintex rd opp Stanchart

Chase Restaurant Extend the weekend, don't cook take the family for a burger, kebab or pizza or order a takeaway to share.

South Africa Independence

Happy Hour Apo's Spot Osu Time 6:00pm

Deli France Meet friends for a pain au chocolat and a coffee Venue Airport Residental Area Anytime

Duplex Happy Hour Osu, Time : 7pm

Toro Tapas Bar Share a bottle of rioja and some tapas with friends Venue : Afrikiko Compound Time : from 7pm

Monsoon Join your friends for a nice drink & dinner @ 7pm Osu

Female Rights in Ghana - Documentary Photo Exhibition - Project in co-operation with Amnesty International GhanaGoethe-Institut Ghana time- 7:00 PMHappy Hour TASTY JERK Barbecue Joint Venue: Osu Down Chez Lien. Time: From 5pm Annex

Salsa Dance Nite Venue : Coconut Groove Hotel.time :7pm

The Republic Bar & Grill A new bar in town with so much buzz.You are sure to run into a good friend.

World Food Day 2012

Luscious Temptations Meet your friends and taste luscious tempatations. time : @7pm Venue : A&C Square

Happy Hour Celsbridge Pub Labone Time :@5pm

3121 Sushi Bar Venue : Sisters of the East,Osu

Picadilly's Balloon Bonanza Draw - every Sun/Mon/Wed/Thu

Time : 11.30pm

Polish Independence DayMovember at The Lexington The Lexington Bar Time 7:00 PM

Mini Golf Course Bring the kids and enjoy an afternoon of golfing from 1pm-6pm

Tainted Visions II: A Cultural Dialogue (till Nov. 30)

Alliance Française d'Accra

Movenpick Lounge Come enjoy a nice chilled evening, good music & Food Time 7pm

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Millionaires Casino Golden Tulip Ladies Nite 7- 10pm

Tropicana Jazz bar with a good ambience and tasty menu. Venue: Ringroad Central. time: 6:30pm

Pizza Nite At Mama Mia's Share a peter pan or pepperoni with the family Time :@5pm

Happy Hour Twist Headlines Labone Time :7pm

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Ballon Bonaza Draw Picadilly Casino- Sun, Mon, Wed & Thurs @11pm

Millionaires Casino Golden Tulip Slots Tournament

Grown and Sexxxy @ Rockoffice Open Mic!

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SOUNDSPLASH GHANA 2012 Alliance Française d'Accra Time- 8:00 PM

There are a lot of activities lined up for you this month. Send your activities for the Events Calendar to [email protected] See you when I see you.

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Poetry: With the Eha la kasa groupNubuke Foundation - 6:00 PM

Weekend Brunches At The Lexington(Sat & Sun only) Feast on french toast or eggs benedict and a range of cocktails including martinis & pimms time :from 10am


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13Teazy Thurs At Bella Roma Osu with da| hottest DJ killa fingaz and Busty Blaze from 10pm

Live Band Chezz Afrique, East Legon TIme: 8pm

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Lincoln Community School International Festival Day Lincoln Community School - Time : 9:00 AM

La Palm CasinoWheel of Fortune - Fri/Sat night time : 11.30pm

18th Pre-Christmas ATAG Craft Bazaar ATAG Craft Village, Pavilion 'X’, Ghana International Trade Fair Centre - 9:00 AM

Rotary Club Wine & Cheese Jazz Night Residence of PP Susan Strom - 7:30 PM

Dominican Republic Independence Day

World AIDS Day 2012

African Tour: Vieux FarkaTouréAlliance Française d'Accra Time : 8:00 PM

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FireFly Enjoy a nice drink & unwind at Firefly @ Osu

Jukebox Friday Happy Hour at the Lexington on selected drinks from 6 - 9pm

Thursday Films@Goethe-Institut - “Made in Sudan”Goethe-Institut Ghana Time - 7:30 PM

Conference: Un auteur, une histoireAlliance Française d'Accra - Time : 6:00 PM

West Africa Humanism in Action (till Nov. 25) SSNIT Guest House time- 9:00 AM

Trashy Bags ReinventedAlliance Française d'Accra Time- 6:30 PM

Barbados Independence

Charity Concert for Rotaract Club Alliance Française d'Accra - Time : 8:00 PM

Rhapsody Restaurant Bar Accra Mall Time : 6:00 PM

Thanksgiving (United States)

Thanksgiving and American festival at the Villa Monticello (till Nov. 25) Venue : Villa Monticello Lobster Week Golden Tulip Time: 6:30-10pm

Jazz Nite @ Bella Roma Enjoy a glass of wine with Jazz, Osu Time : 8pm-0:00

Ballon Bonaza Draw Picadilly Casino- Sun, Mon, Wed & Thurs Time : 11pm

Jazzy VIBE At +233 Jazz Club Time : 8pm-0:00 Rate :Free

Afternoon Tea African Regent hotel Airport West.Join us every afernoon for a tasty selection of cakes & desserts time : from12-5pm

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Public Holiday: Farmers Day

Happy Hour @ Tulip Avoid the stress of rush hour at the poolside @6pm

Be shaken not stirred -cocktails at the Lexington. Come try their innovative drinks

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3rd Annual Skyteam Golf Tournament Held At Tema

Axel Metselaar, MD Air France KLM & Mr Paolo Cueidi, MD Alitalia Airlines James Wiafe Akenteng

Mr Paolo Cueidi & Mrs Victoria Adjei

Mrs Teresa Testa & Mr. Ippoliti Ferruccio, Italian EmbassyEvan Darko-Mensah, Winston Okai, David Hampton & Patricia

Mrs Adelaide Owusu Adjapong, Patricia Edwards, Mr Charles Martey & Majorie Ampiah

“Our sincerest gratitude goes to all our customers who participated in this

event and Zenith Bank Ghana for partnering with us in this tournament.”


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Daniel Maundo, MD Kenya Airlines & David A.

Majorie, Patricia, Benedicta, Chief Daniel M. Maunder, Angela, Mrs Victoria Adjei & Barbara Skyteam members and golfers

Axel & Mr. Charles Cofie

Petra, Delta Airlines

he SkyTeam Golf Tournament 2012 is an annual event organized by the SkyTeam member airlines (Alitalia, Airfrance KLM,

Kenya Airlines, Middle East Airlines and Delta Airlines) for Loyalty Members.

The essence of the event is to socialize and network with Elite Loyal Members and reward them in a special way and thank them for their support over the years. This year's event which was held in Tema Country Club was very successful.

Our sincerest gratitude goes to all our customers who participated in this event and Zenith Bank Ghana for partnering with us in this tournament.

The SkyTeam is looking forward to a bigger and more explosive golf tournament in 2013.

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he Melbourne Cup is Australia's major thoroughbred horse race. Marketed as "the race that stops a nation", it is a 3,200 metre race for three-year-olds and over. It is the richest "two-mile" handicap in the world, and one of the richest

turf races. Conducted by the Victoria Racing Club on the Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, Victoria, the event starts at 3pm on the first Tuesday in November.

The race has been held since 1861 and was originally held over two miles, but following preparation for Australia's adoption of the metric system in the 1970s; the current race distance of 3,200 meters (or roughly 2 miles). The present record holder is the 1990 winner Kingston Rule with a time of 3min 16.3sec.

To mark the race that stops a nation in Accra, the Australian High Commissioner H.E William Williams and his staff and a variety of volunteers held a charity dinner to raise funds in support of Basics International, a Ghanaian NGO. Dinner was prepared by the Labadi Beach Hotel and once again was spot on.

Congrats to all the sponsors and to the Australian High commission we say Ayekoo for being such great hosts.

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H.E William Williams, Australian AmbassadorZoe Cooper, Michelle Patterson, Margaret Cronin & Danni Samfat

Invited guest in styish hats

Mr. Woode & Mrs Tosan Woode, Virgin Atlantic

Brian Taylor, Stellar Group & Caroline Baldwin, Hull Blyth Ghana Limited Ruth & Ladi Nylander

Pat Wilkins (BASICS) Claire Jones Korantema Adi-Dako


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“The race has been held since 1861 and was originally held over two miles, but following preparation for Australia's adoption of the metric system in the 1970s; the current race distance of 3,200 meters (or roughly 2 miles).”

Mrs. Belinda & Mr. Gregory Metcalf Irene Ampoty & Samira Salifu Alain, Enjoy Accra

Leoni & Barry Jones African stylish hatsMrs. Lynette Williams & Margaret CroninH.E William Williams &

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Mr. & Mr. Imad Wolley & friends Rupert Pate, MD Stellar Travel & Karen Enjoy Accra

Avery Burns, Dan Burns, Trudy Kernighan, Mr Spice & Sharon SpiceOfie Kodjoe (centre) & friends


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Grand Opening Of Haiflow Showroom

aiflow Sal, a division of the Sara group, importers and distributors of high quality sanity ware, ceramic tiles

and bathroom accessories has opened an ultra-modern showroom on the Spintex road in Accra.

Mr Karim Ghazale, Managing Director of Haiflow Sal, said the opening was appropriate and timely because their clientele of architects, designers, contractors, developers and retailers are developing the area into an industrial and residential hub.

He said there were many high class facilities both commercial and residential springing up by the day in the country and these were creating

H the need for high quality building materials.

He said the company has over 40 years of experience dealing with high quality products sourced from reputable manufacturers and of serving the building material industry.

“We proudly represent world famous brands such as Grohe, Villeroy and Boch, Pavigres, Tredex and Gardenia Orchedia,” he added.

Mr Ghazale noted that the company has taken steps necessary to provide not only their products but also their experience to the African market.

Mr Enoch Teye Mensah, Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing, commended

Cutting tape by Hon. ET Mensah, Minister of Water Resources Works and Housing Taking guests round the showroom

Esther receiving best customer award for Datinko Enterprise

Mr Hossam (Finance Director, Sara Group), Mr Mazein (CEO Sara Group), Hon. Minister for Works & Housing, E.T. Mensah, Mr. Simon(Grohe Middle East & Africa),

Mr. karim Ghazale(Managing Director Haiflow Sal)


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the company for their efforts to contribute to the development of the building industry.

He said their presence would also provide competition and efficiency in the industry.

The Sector Minister said with the commencement of housing projects by government for workers, there would be an increased need for quality sanitary ware.

The managing director said in a couple of months, the company would begin a training programme for tilers, plumbers and general contractors to educate them on their new products including their correct installation and use. e

presentation of prizes for showroom opening draw winners

presentation of prizes for showroom opening draw Mr & Mrs Ghazale

Mr. Alex Tenkorang, Datinko Enterprise, right: Mr. Adotei Brown, Ghana Institute of Architects.

presentation of prizes for showroom opening drawStaff & management

“We proudly represent world famous brands such as Grohe, Villeroy and Boch, Pavigres, Tredex and Gardenia Orchedia.”


s your glass half-full or half empty? The factors that determine the correct answer is the objective. Even then, your perception

of “full or empty” is very subjective. In the picture below is it a picture of an old or young woman? Ask a friend or two. Look very carefully. What do you see? This will be very interesting!

The way you and I see things, our paradigm, shape our emotions and influences our behavior. It determines every aspect of conscious and sub-conscious thoughts. Essentially, shaping ‘what’ we think as appropriate, important, and elemental.

Our view of these pictures can be shift based on new information, this is a paradigm shift.

Consider the following questions: What is the purpose of education? What educational goals were important to parents 50 years ago? What educational goals are important to parents of today? What will be important educational goals of parents further into the 21st century?

University of Michigan sociologist Duane Alwin, who was comparing “modern” data collected in the 1920’s was tracking the shift. Alwin, noted that in the 1920’s, parents emphasized obedience, conformity, respect for home religion, and good manners as being top traits they desired in children. But by early 1990’s, what parents

desired even more for their children was ability to think for themselves, to take responsibility for their lives, to show initiative, and to be tolerant of diversity.

Nearly two decades have passed since Alwin reported his findings and we now crossed into the twenty-first century. If anything, the need for young people to be more self-reliant and more responsible has increased-exponentially. The trend is global; countries are more affected by globalization and a cross continental workforce. The 3 R’s (reading, writing, & arithmetic) may never become obsolete, however the methods in which they are used have and will continue to change. Media literacy, conflict resolution, critical thinking skills, solving problems, innovation, and adapting to change are current trends in the21st century global workforce, which must reflect on educational objectives.

I can easily see a paperless learning organization where inter/intra net are foremost modes of sending work and correspondences to and from teachers, students and parents. Children checking school intranet site for homework and projects. In fact, one French teacher at a private school in Cantonments is ahead of the curve, he has continued to move with the trends in education, preparing the 21st century student with 21st century modalities of learning and assessing students’ progress.

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» 12 chicken drumettes, skin on» 1 teaspoon kosher salt, plus to taste» Freshly ground black pepper» 3 slices sandwich sourdough bread, crusts trimmed, torn into pieces» 1 clove garlic, roughly chopped» 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves» 2 scallions, green and white part, chopped» 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted» 1/3 cup honey mustard» Hot sauce, optional

Directions Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F or a convection oven to 425 degrees F. Stand a drumette on its wide end and, holding the narrow bone at the top, use a paring knife to push and scrape the skin and meat downward to expose the bone and make a plump “lollipop” of chicken at the bottom. Repeat with the remaining drumettes. Season generously with salt and pepper and set aside.

Pulse the bread in a food processor to make coarse bread crumbs, (about 12 times). Add the garlic, parsley, scallions, 1 teaspoon salt, pepper, to taste, and continue to pulse until finely chopped but not a paste. Transfer the mixture

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Brush each drumette with some honey mustard. Then press and roll each one in the bread crumbs to coat. Arrange the drumettes (standing up if you can) on a rack set over a baking sheet. Roast until chicken is cooked and the bread crumbs are golden brown and crisp, 20 to 25 minutes. Serve drumettes hot or at room temperature with hot sauce, if desired.

Mexican Pumpkin Punch

Ingredients

» 2 cups packed dark brown sugar

» 4 cinnamon sticks

» 1 29-ounce can pure pumpkin (about 3 1/2 cups)

» 2 limes

» Splash of rum (optional)

» Pineapple chunks and/or pecans, for serving (optional)

Directions Combine 12 cups water, the brown sugar and cinnamon sticks in a large pot and bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring until the sugar dissolves. Stir in the pumpkin and return to a simmer. Meanwhile, remove the zest from the limes in wide strips using a vegetable peeler; add the zest to the pot and simmer 15 minutes. Let cool, then refrigerate until the liquid is cold and the pumpkin pulp

settles to the bottom, 2 to 3 hours.

Working in batches, ladle the liquid into a fine-mesh strainer set over a pitcher (repeat if necessary to strain out all the pumpkin pulp). Discard the pulp and lime zest. Return the cinnamon sticks to the punch and refrigerate until ready to serve.

Pour the punch into ice-filled glasses. Add rum, pineapple and/or pecans, if desired. Serve with the cinnamon sticks.

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Self-improvement is a strong focus this month, dear Aries. Finances, taxes, and intimacy are main themes that you'll be encountering in November, but this is just the beginning of a several year trend. Events and realizations this month can get the ball rolling for important changes. Love relationships can reach new depths of understanding. However, there are some hurdles to deal with, and the most important one has to do with your relationship with yourself. This is the time to work on ridding yourself of self-defeating or limiting attitudes.

You'll be dealing with relationship matters, and especially commitments, in November, dear Taurus, but this is a theme that is only just beginning for you and will in fact be in force for a couple of years. A sense of peace regarding work and health routines is with you this month, and your social life tends to take center stage. You could find that you're making more concessions than usual and that your agenda takes a back seat to the plans and needs of important people in your life. A conflict between time spent with children or friends, and time spent with a partner, could arise.

Work and health matters take center stage this month, dear Gemini. In fact, these will be big themes for a couple of years moving forward, and events that occur in November tend to encourage first steps towards making big changes. Going over past errors, redoing projects, smoothing over differences on the job--all of these matters occupy your mind and your time this month. You're also busy working with your physical body. Implementing and maintaining an exercise or nutrition program should be a priority. Although routine matters can get boring at times, reworking and reorganizing these things can be very satisfying.

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Capricorn22/12-20/01

Cancer22/6-23/07

Romance and creativity can blossom this month, dear Cancer, even though there are some rough patches to deal with. The focus is on having fun, enjoying hobbies and pleasurable pastimes, children, and love. Those things in your life that are preventing you from successfully doing any of things can become glaringly obvious, and the chance to put them behind you is especially strong, with mid-month a hotspot. You are in a rather dramatic phase right now, and your desire to express yourself is powerful. However, while Mercury retrogrades from the 6-26, and especially while this retrograde transits your solar fifth house from the 14-26, you may not be received as well as you'd like.

You're pouring more of your considerable energy (and perhaps money) into family, home, and other domestic matters this month, dear Leo. Attention to your home base is vital for the new cycle beginning near the end of November, when creativity, romance, children, and pleasure come into focus. The stronger you feel on the inside, the more fun you'll have (without the guilt that sometimes comes with it) during this upcoming cycle. At first glance, the month may not seem to be as productive as most, but in fact you are building your nest, gathering your resources, and preparing for busier months ahead.

A sense of peace about your personal finances boosts your overall mood, dear Virgo. Spending on frivolous items may be a lure, and you may need to tame this desire somewhat, but you might also decide that you deserve some pampering! November is a busy month for you, with plenty of phone calls, emails, appointments, and errands to keep you on your toes. However, it's all too easy for you to be misunderstood during Mercury's retrograde from the 6-26. Mechanical break-downs, misinformation, dealing with red tape, and other such annoyances, may be part of the picture now. Concentrate on getting your work done right the first time so you won't have to redo later.

November is a strong month for taking care of business, practical matters, budget-making, asking for a raise, and discovering new ways to boost your income, dear Libra. A mini-crisis can set you into motion on these matters. Keeping your cool is necessary. An eclipse occurs mid-month that stimulates you to rearrange your budget, and while this is an important wake-up call, you have plenty of time and opportunity to do so diligently, so avoid snap decisions, as pressured as you may be feeling to make a move. Venus works its way through your sign until the 21st, and this boosts your natural magnetic appeal.

This can be a month of big internal changes, dear Scorpio. The cosmos demand that you mature in some manner - that you meet responsibilities, and get organized in certain areas of your life. The Solar Eclipse in your sign mid-month brings a chance for a new personal beginning, so that if you are looking to reinvent yourself, this is the time to share yourself in an all-new way. Your personal impact is strong. From the 14-26, you are likely to be in a frame of mind that involves review and caution. Avoid pushing matters. Most decisions don't need to be made just yet. You're likely to be self-involved this month, but it's a necessary process.

While you can be quick to speak and react in the first week of the month, dear Sagittarius, you could be eating your words or at least rethinking things thereafter. In fact, you may not be ready to make clear decisions until Mercury re-enters your sign on December 11th. It may also feel as if others are slowing your progress, as they can seem distant or indecisive. Romantic and creative matters take center stage until the 16th, and you are likely to receive a lot of attention. However, love becomes more complicated and private from the 21st forward. The first few weeks of the month could involve some sacrifices and rethinking of your plans. However, it’s a time of gathering your resources for the weeks ahead.

Your social life is likely to be animated this month, dear Capricorn, demanding your attention. At the same time, your work is blossoming and especially fruitful. The first three weeks of November are good for smoothing over differences in your career and also for dealing with reputation issues. Just keep in mind that Mercury's retrograde from the 6-26 can mean more delays and hiccups to deal with than average. You'll have plenty of time to rework your plans by the end of the month and into December, so do what you can to avoid stressing over details. Mid-month, a fresh start is possible when it comes to a friendship or group association. Team spirit is important right now.

Career and reputation matters continue to take center stage this month, dear Aquarius. Over the coming year, professional and personal changes are very likely, and circumstances this month tend to get the ball rolling in that direction. You are aligning yourself with new goals or re-committing to those already in place. From the 14-26, you could be revisiting old problems in your career or dealing with problems that others have created, but you also have the chance to breathe new life into projects you may have shelved. You will need to tone down your impatience with slower co-workers and stalled projects.

Your sense of adventure runs high this month, dear Pisces, and you are itching for a change of pace. Opportunities for travel and education figure strongly. All things foreign or undiscovered not only appeal to you in November, but could bring new opportunities. You're likely to make some important connections if you venture forth onto unfamiliar ground. Nevertheless, there can be some complications to your plans from the 6-26. Vigilantly check your calendar and schedules so that you don't miss important interviews or deadlines. Watch that you don't misrepresent yourself, particularly around the 22nd. Your ruler, Neptune, turns direct in your sign after months of retrograde (or apparent backward) motion.

Aquarius21/01-19/02

Pisces20/02-20/03

Sagittarius23/11-21/12

Scorpio24/10-22/11

Virgo24/8-23/09

Leo24/7-23/08

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Hello people,

The ENJOY Ur CLUB social guide is back, with more freshness and a new layout. The spots we have been visiting are interesting meeting places for people from all walks of life. Stroll into any one of our over 100 certified hot spots and you’re sure to enjoy a world class CLUB beer in a very friendly atmosphere. Discover our beer tasting guide on page 54 and learn how to relish and appreciate good beer like the connoisseur you are.Write to me and invite us to your hangouts and let’s make you the stars of this guide.Alain [email protected]

Remember to drink responsibly


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Appearancehold your glass up to the light and check for clarity, cloudiness or colour and match those up with the style of beer you are drinking . Club beer should be golden and clear.

TasteAfter completing the steps listed above, taste the beer by taking a small mouthful and breathing in slightly as you taste the beer. This will open up all your senses and let you get a complete picture of what you are tasting. In the proper glass, the beer should hit your tongue denoting bitter and sweet flavours on the parts of your mouth that can discern those tastes. Take a second taste and swish the beer around in your mouth slightly to move the beer across all your flavour sensing areas.

Mouth FeelBy tasting beer, you should be able to determine the mouth feel. Some beers have a heavy, almost oily mouth feel to them, while other beers are light and dry and offer very little by way of mouth feel. Becoming familiar with beer styles will help you determine what type of mouth feel is common with each style.

FinishSome beers finish with a sweet, pleasant after taste, while other beers finish bitter and even dry.

When you taste your beer and swallow it, ask yourself what it leaves behind? What’s the last thing you taste? With a sweeter finish, you’ll end up with a sharper leftover taste impression in the front of your mouth, while with a bitter beer, you’ll taste it more in the back of the mouth. With a dry finish, it will leave very little in the way of taste residue, especially overly sweet tastes. dry usually denotes the absence of sweet.

AromaI like to leave a little room at the top of a bowl-shaped beer glass in order to swish the beer around and create more aroma. Whichever way you aerate the beer, you’ll want to have some room to stick your nose down in there and give it a good smell. Look for beer smells like malt, yeast, alcohol and hops. Identify unique and signature smell.

In order to enjoy beer, on needs to know how to totally enjoy

and savour every drop ofthe drink meant for kings….

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Eat while you drinkIt is particularly good to eat high protein foods such as cheese and peanuts, which help to slow the absorption of alcohol into the circulatory system.

Cultivate tasteEnjoy your drink, don’t rush it. If you gulp a drink you will be losing the pleasure of tasting and smelling the various flavours in the drink.

Accept a drink only when you really want oneAt a party if someone is trying to force another drink on you, ask for ice or drink a non-alcoholic beverage.

Skip a drink now and thenSpace your alcoholic drinks out to keep the desired blood alcohol concentration.

Appoint a designated driverhave someone available who will not be drinking and will drive all drinkers home. This is critical if the person has consumed more than one drink per hour. If you know that you will have to drive after consuming alcohol, limit your consumption to no more than one drink an hour.

Know your limit If you do not already know how much alcohol you can handle without losing control, try it out one time at home with a friend present and have them videotape you, then see what happens when you consume more than the recommended one drink per hour.


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