News of Tuesday, 15 June 2004

Reject parties that downplay national interest - Nana Akomea

Capt Tsikata cross-examines NRC Witnesses

Witness apologises at NRC

Visiting US scholar lauds establishment of computer laboratories

Ex-minister, Colleague To Be Freed

Lid Blown Off: Pastor Gone Bonkers

Chris Asher In Fresh Trouble

Students to resist increases in tertiary school fees

Economies of developing are dependent on environment -Okyenhene

Auto-Technician fined for forging Ministers Signature

Information on Cocaine Dealers came from London

Pensioners to exercise restraint over increase

Kumasi High School closed down

Support Govt efforts to make health services open to all - Aliu

Defecation in classrooms; teachers boycott classes

Birth Registration In Upper East Encouraging.

Parliament Sits For 17 Minutes

NPP would not use state resources for electioneering campaigns

Rainwater finds ways into drains

You are like crabs - Nana Akomeah tells Chiefs

National Hunger Task Force launched

AIJC given accreditation

Mrs. Rawlings Cited In $125,000 ?Bribe? Scandal

Rawlings? Man Sacked From NRC

Kufuor Knows Loan Is A Scam -Bagbin

GSD needs semi-autonomous status

Mike Hammah declares re-election bid

Party Organiser calls for sacrifice

Muslim students admonished to lift themselves from idleness

Govt would ensure that assemblies are responsive to local needs

NDC youth undertakes cleanup

Pupils refused to go to school for fear of ritual murderers

Catholics Mark Corpus Christie In Bolga.

ERCC ensured peace, law and order

GPRTU Official for alcohol detecting device for police

Probe uncovers financial deals at OTC

Christian Organisation Launches Feeding Programme

Bolga Municipality Hold Inter-Circuit Quiz.

Paa Kwesi Nduom's Hired Voters Arrested

Alleged fraudster remanded in prison custody

TESCON embarks on election campaign in Bongo

Political Parties urged to obey the law

NDC Plot Against Nduom Fails

Let's not politicise illiteracy eradication - Dzamesi

Haatso community gets Medical Centre