Thursday, 29 January 2004
General News
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World Wetlands Day to be celebrated on February 2
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Carter Centre on elimination of guinea worm
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TEXPO can generate revenue for TMA.
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Ivorian Foreign Minister arrives in Accra
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NDC MP praises government for improved security
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Woman says Appenteng forced her to chew salt
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Liquid waste management equipment for 23 districts
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Ministry to sue recalcitrant schools
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BASU calls for Chieftaincy Ministry
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Four convicted for leaking exam papers
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Tribunal unable to decide fate of alleged drug barons
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82% Of Prostitutes Have HIV/AIDS
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World Health Day to be celebrated on April 7
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NPP Youth Wing on Dagbon crisis
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Featuring 30 new constituencies in 2004 is right - Daasebre
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Reports from Liberia are encouraging- Kufuor
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President Kufuor receives special message from Qathafi
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Eight Legon Students barred from taking examinations
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Eight communities to be connected to national grid
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Wrangles In NPP Camp Over Imposition of Sitting MP
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President's Press Secretary To Testify At NRC
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Rawlings To Appear Before NRC
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Road construction firms to be held liable for lapses
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Man, 53, jailed for defiling 12-year-old
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Muslims celebrate Eid-Ul Adah on Sunday
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A Guide to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Politics
Regional News
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TMA holds People's Assembly in Tema
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The Catholic Church in Nkoranza commended for its social activities
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Nkoranza DCE commends government for incentives to teachers
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Burkinabe arrested for burning daughter's mouth
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Three in custody for stealing
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Ex-workers of NMP reject ex-gratia package
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Ashaiman proposes reintroduction of Sanitary Inspectors
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Ashanti Forest Service Division exceeds target
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SDA Hospital at Kwadaso records 353 HIV/AIDS cases last year
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MP calls for support for leprosy patients
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Benevolent association presents money to school
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Use of children in household chores affects academic output
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NHIS is the best legacy for Ghanaians -DCE
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Nine farming communities want their roads tarred
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NGO donates equipment to two hospitals.
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NCCE launches clean-up campaign in Ho
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Ho Assembly raises 84% of 2003 revenue by September
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District assemblies urged to ensure prudent use of common fund
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Support religious bodies to fight HIV/AIDS
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Kwamikrom gets 205 million cedis HIPC fund for water project
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KMA identifies 100,000 new rateable properties
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Krobos in Ashanti want land for settlement
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Cocoa Farmers threaten to boycott elections
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Four Electoral Areas opt out of newly created Kintampo South district
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Fire destroys house