Tuesday, 30 June 2009
General News
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Editorial : The Muntaka Fall-Out
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GSS calls for provision of timely, reliable data
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Canoes to have registration numbers
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All educational institutions to enjoy GETFund facilities
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EC to help fight drug trafficking in Ghana
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A-G calls for law to deal with counterfeiting, piracy
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Ghana's Copyright law to be reviewed
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NPP is distressed but not broke
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President's action on demon is unlawful - AFAG
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Labourer commits suicide over GHC 20 debt
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Veep opens conference on the promotion of timber trade
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GAF conducts routine exercises
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Agona Swedru Hospital lacks emergency ward
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Woman abandons her two children in bush
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AVRL and GWCL in war of words
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Chop-Chop At Tema Shipyard
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Muntaka: Govt In Cover-Up ?
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Muntaka In More Trouble
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Gov't determined to eradicate corruption
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Rains cause havoc in Tema
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"High numbers of school children selling by the road side is worrying"-
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Numerous road barriers account for high cost of meat
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Minister lauds media
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Journalists pledge to support regional integration efforts
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Amputees to receive new lease of life
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Mills attends 13th AU Head of States summit
Crime & Punishment
Regional News
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Kofi Annan ICT Centre receives equipment for mobile phone programming
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MOFA acquires land for Youth in Agriculture
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Accra-Ho Transport official admonishes drivers to be cautious
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Kwahu South Assembly to investigate debt of GHC 200,000
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Abotoase Should Be Considered for Capital of new District - Chief.
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Rotaract Club of Adenta supports Wa-Yiri Orphanage
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Central Gonja would soon start projects
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Marshallans donate generator to Funsi Parish
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Road to Catholic University College Needs Maintenance - V/Chancellor.
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AU Day of the African Child celebrated at Sekondi
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Journalists pledge to support regional integration efforts
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Kumasi abattoir operates Below Capacity
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Pru District constructs community centre
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Regional Administration to support Catholic university
