Wednesday, 12 November 2003
General News
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Mahama Criticises Information Bill
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8 Collapse At Parade
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Nuclear electricity generation essential - Prof. Akaho.
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Journalists to renew their membership with GJA
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Politicians blamed for decline in the Telecom Industry
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Don't corrupt heads of educational institutions
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Low intake of fruits and vegetables cause heart diseases and cancer
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Traffic Offenders To Be Fined On-the-spot
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Energy Foundation to provide energy management services
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Speaker not happy with some MPS
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Two in court for robbing a broadcaster
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Committee to investigate abuses in Govt Secretarial Schools
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Chieftaincy division to recruit lawyers for judicial committees
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Workers' protests will now move from the boardroom
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CPP says Nkrumaism is still relevant
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Riad cross-examines witness at NRC
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UCC evolves strategies to enhance distance education
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HIPC Ghana Gives Away $45,000,000
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MPs Reject "Merge" ?2bn AIDS Cash
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Azar Vrs Supreme Court: Ruling On Jan. 28, 2004
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Ghana's Bogus $3.5m Debt
Regional News
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Amasaman health post to become district hospital
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Council of State member calls for end to tribal politics
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Atwima district NFED trains 2,560 adult learners
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Work on Kadjebi road resumes after strike by workers
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Driver fined 400,000 cedis for traffic offences
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Sekyere West district teachers on strike
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Minister inaugurates Tamale Polytechnic Governing Council
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DCE appeals to teachers of Akim Bonso to return to classes
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Internet system for Twifo District inaugurated
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HIV/AIDS awareness torch reaches Jasikan and Hohoe
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World Vision Ghana presents medical items to hospitals
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DCE appeals for peace and unity at Weija.
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NCCE accountants attend workshop in Sekondi
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Gbanzaba Foundation donates to needy students
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Court remands herbalist for fraud
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Blood Organisers calls for confidentiality of blood donors
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Don't turn prayer camps into hospitals- Clergyman
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NPP Commissions new office at Koforidua
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Legon Alumni donates to the University Hospital
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Upper East observes Remembrance Day
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Farmers in Gomoa acquire skills in grass-cutter farming
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Ekwamase rainstorm victims receive relief items
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Mfantseman Assembly staff to get goods on hire purchase
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African Youth Alliance Project launched in Gomoa.
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Workers advised to invest in the stock market
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Don't drag GPRTU into partisan politics - Eshun
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Govt alone cannot eradicate poverty in rural areas