
According to the Ghanaian Times,
four members of the NPP were arrested during a demonstration in
February 1993 (17 Feb. 1993, 3). The Ghanaian Times reported
that the leader of the NPP, Albert Abu Boahen, was "arraigned
before the National Public Tribunal in Accra for refusing to obey
summons of the tribunal" (23 Dec. 1992, 3). This information is
corroborated by a report by Inter Press Service dated 18 December
1992. For additional information on the above-mentioned subject,
please refer to the article by Reuters (5 November 1992) in the
attachments.
For additional information on the coverage
given to the NPP by the Ghanaian Times since November 1992,
please refer to the attached documents.
Ghanaian Times [Accra]. 23
December 1992. "Adu Boahen, Kwesi Pratt Put Before Tribunal."
. 17 February 1993. "Opposition's
Attempt to Invade Parliament Fails."
Inter Press Service. 18 December 1992.
"Ghana: Opposition Linked to Bombing Campaign." (NEXIS)
Ghanaian Times [Accra]. 23
December 1992. "Adu Boahen, Kwesi Pratt Put Before Tribunal."
. 17 February 1993. "Opposition's
Attempt to Invade Parliament Fails."
. 3 November 1992. "Police Probe Assault
Cases."
. 14 April 1993. "NPP Launches
Booklet."
. 23 June 1993. "NPP Writes to Council
of State."
. 15 June 1993. Jubilant Atuwo. "NPP
Supporters Asked to Avoid Confrontation."
. 12 June 1993. Afred Tamakleo. "NPP on
June 4 Anniversary."
. 5 June 1993. "NPP Blames State-Owned
Media for Poor Journalism."
. 4 June 1993. "NPP Calls for Cut in
Government Expenditure."
. 2 June 1993. Harry Reynolds and
Francis Gasu. "NPP Team Meets Parliamentary Finance Committee."
. 11 February 1993. "We'll Bomb GBC,
Says NPP Mob."
. 16 December 1992. "Adu-Boahen
Exposed."
. 20 November 1992. "NPP Compiles
Election Malpractices."
. 17 November 1992. "NPP Can't Pinpoint
any Impropriety But..."
. 26 May 1993. Harry Reynolds. "NPP to
Clarify Points in Its Memo Next Week."
. 23 July 1993. Winston Tamakloe.
"Supreme Court Rules in NPP Suits."
. 30 March 1993. "NPP Calls for Probe
into Legon, IPS Incidents."
. 12 November 1992. "4 Parties Condemn
Use of Violence."
. 7 November 1992. Tony Prempeh Kumasi.
"Ashanti Parties Form Committee of Unity."
. 6 November 1992. "INEC Denies
Accusation of 4 Political Parties."
. 5 November 1992. "4 Parties Not
Satisfied."
. 2 November 1992. James Addy. "New
Patriotic Party."
Inter Press Service. 18 December 1992.
"Ghana: Opposition Linked to Bombing Campaign." (NEXIS)