News of Wednesday, 22 June 2005

Debt Cancellation Is A Victory For Good Governance

Corruption is on the increase - Varsity Don

Wereko-Brobby, VRA move on Chronicle

Forest Watch to join forest legal battle

Atta Mills advocates new funding mechanism

Debt relief figure to depend on cut-off point - Baah-Wiredu

New Zambian HC Presents Letters of Credence

Ghana pledges support to Middle East peace

New Japanese Amb. urged to improve on relations

EU grants Audit Service 50.4 billion cedis

Corruption accounts for Ghana's under-development - NCCE

Most Ghanaians will remain cell phone "flashers" ..

AIDS Commission boss comments on gays

MP's to receive $ 25,000 loan for cars

British Prime Minister intensify support for Africa

Veep launches Ghana Human Development Report

Cabinet approves plan to strengthen Assemblies

Dan Botwe denies apologizing for HIPC

Over 500 million cedis stolen at Nkawkaw Holy Family Hospital

"Blood Tutor" who subjected pupils to trial by ordeal remanded by Court

Court grants bail to five brothers, accomplices

Court fines woman robber

Judiciary asked not to remand people who plead not guilty

Asawase NPP suspends two executive members

Assemblies should insist on sale of sachet water from fixed spots - Officer

Government to rehabilitate old irrigation dams in Volta Region

Tuobodom appeals for towing vehicles

Tuobodo gets new chief

EU micro-project phase VI to execute less projects

13 injured in accident

Tuberculosis on the increase in Ahafo-Ano North

Health insurance is the only option to quality health care

Cocoa hi-tech project under threat

Eco-Tourism centre gets complex

40-year old man drowns in a well

Call for check on orphanages that give children out for adoption

Awutu Health Insurance Scheme collects 41.6 million cedis premium

Youth urged to utilise education facilities

ICGC gives to Tarkwa Hospital

Workshop to evaluate impact of AIDS programmes on communities

Fishmongers advised to cultivate savings habit

IMF Executive Board Completes Third Review

EDITORIAL: $55 Bil Debt Cancellation Worth Only $2 Billion for Africa