Season one starts Friday, 8 September

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Cast:  Mark L. Walberg (Host)

Sometimes when asked difficult personal questions, a little lie won’t hurt unless you’re on the gameshow The Moment of Truth.  In the gameshow that has gained popularity across the world, contestants are given a polygraph test and asked 21 hard-hitting, personal and embarrassing questions in front of a live audience.

Some questions are “fun” ice breakers, whilst others could wreck relationships.  Host Mark L. Walberg administers the questions for the chance to win the elusive $500 000 prize.

Don’t Trust Andrew Mayne

Season one starts Sunday, 3 September

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Andrew Mayne is a charming, underhandedly likeable troublemaker who also happens to be a brilliant illusionist.  Andrew uses his comically antagonistic sense of humour and creates an arsenal of illusions to help someone take revenge on a friend or family member who has done them wrong.  In each episode, Andrew has fun with his ‘man-on-the-street illusions’, all culminating in a spectacular trick that puts the wrong-doer- of-the-week in their place.

SONY MAX airs on DStv (Channel 128)

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The Vice President, who’s the running mate to John Mahama for the December elections, said this at the Banquet Hall of the State House, ahead of an event on Tuesday, where President Mahama gave highlights of the National Democratic Congress’ (NDC) manifesto for the 2016 polls, which is slated to be fully launched at Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo Region on Saturday.

According to the Mr. Amissah-Arthur, although the party has achieved a lot that is verifiable, the NPP has deliberately chosen to be in denial.

“On 15th December last year, we launched our progress report, ‘Accounting to the people. Since then, our opponents have tried to dismiss the reality that we depict in that document seeking to belittle our achievements and claiming among others that, as a government we have benefited from more resources that any other government in the history of our country. And they have used nominal figures to show this. They have also tried to show that the physical development that we see, are not the results of the plans that we’ve implemented. They’ve also said that the projects have cost more than they should.”

He noted that; “In a sense, this denial that our opponents try to make is similar to the political tricks that they have engaged in and employed since 1992 when they accused the NDC government then. Political tricks that seek to deny the progress we have made. Change is a word we refuse to concede to the opposition because we consider ourselves to be the real agents of change in our change. I can appreciate the dilemma of the opposition” because they cannot stand the achievements of government.”

Mr. Amissah-Arthur, who introduced the President to deliver the highlights of the manifesto, titled ‘Changing Lives, transforming Ghana’, said the party’s manifesto for this year’s election, would be the seventh the party has had for an election.

“It is based on our social democratic beliefs; the principal aim of which is to develop Ghana’s human resource potential. The NDC has been privileged to implement four of these manifestos and we have incorporated into these, and implemented them in four administrations of the NDC. After each successive manifesto, we have assessed the previous one, determined the weaknesses, the new challenges that our nation faces and how these can be overcome. Our belief is that our successes are not enough and we can always improve on it. Therefore we strive to do better every time.

The NDC’s manifesto for the 2016 elections will be based on four thematic areas, just as its manifesto for 2012.

The four areas are; Putting people first, Strong and resilient economy for job creation, expanding social and economic infrastructure and transparent and accountable governance.
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The event, arranged as a prelude to the main launch of the Manifesto on Saturday September 17, at Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo Region, will also be attended by representatives of International Organizations, the Diplomatic Corps, Business Associations and Youth Groups.

[contextly_sidebar id=”peIbCd9Aku9ZENL9AwAXyYxifv0yHqHq”]Today’s event will be held at 7:00pm at the State Banquet Hall, State House, Accra.

A statement signed by Joyce Bawah Mogtari, spokesperson for the NDC’s 2016 campaign team sad the presentation of the highlights “is intended to give the public an insight into the focus areas of the 2016 NDC Manifesto.”

“With the ‘Green Book’ effectively outlining the key policies we have implemented and the projects arising out of these policies, President Mahama will use the occasion to explain his vision for the next four years, and provide details of the key interventions he will be implementing in his second term,” the statement added.

“We’ll first release highlights of NDC manifesto The NDC Campaign Coordinator, Kofi Adams last week told the Citi Breakfast Show team that the party will first release the manifesto highlights before publishing the full document.”

“The NDC decided that for highlights of the manifesto we could do it in a week day, considering the fact that all these activities are being occupied with one major event or the other. Let His Excellency the President and Vice President lead the process in doing the highlights of our manifesto which has long been ready,” he added.
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