Tuesday Edition: Vol.10 No.50; 8 - 14 July 2008 (July 8th, 2008)

Ghana occupies an unenviable position in the rankings of high accident-prone nations. And, in a bid to curb the incidence of accidents, a lot of programmes have been instituted. But it seems these programes are not making the desired impact, as the frequency of these road

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APRAKU DAMNS CRITICS JAK, OTHER AFRICAN LEADERS INTERACT WITH G-8 LEADERS AT TOYAKO SUMMIT Kyeremeh Djan To Be Honoured MILITIA ATTACK ZIMBABWE DISPLACED BOMB ROCKS INDIA EMBASSY IN KABUL FIDEL CASTRO IN FARC HOSTAGE PLEA Second Arrest Over Student Deaths TIME TO END THE CARNAGE ON OUR ROADS! GHANA TOURS RESUMES OPERATIONS ON THE ACCRA-LONDON-ACCRA ROUTE US AND JAPAN CALL FOR ACTION TO TACKLE SURGING OIL AND FOOD COST COURT KEEPS ACCOUNTANT IN REMAND FOR POSSESSING FAKE CURRENCY NOTES NDC ZONGO CAUCUS NOT A PRESSURE GROUP – DEPUTY CO-ORDINATOR TSATSU TSIKATA’S CONVICTION PREMIER LEAGUE ENDS ARSENAL WILL KEEP ADEBAYOR EVERTON OFFER ASSISTANCE TO YOBO CHOOSE ALIMA MAHAMA AS RUNNING MATE - GROUP I WILL STRENGTHEN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY GAF ADVISES DRIVERS

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