News of Monday, 15 January 2007

Corruption is Ghana’s biggest headache - Boateng

115 billion cedis for Accra High Street Project

Abodakpi vedict on February 5

GES gets new Director-General

Abandoned Aflao border complex to be completed

MV Cocaine Trial: Policemen heard in camera

Water Resource Commission to protect water bodies

Mystery Killings Haunt Suhum

8 Million Ghanaians Live In Poverty

Minister appeals to journalists

Adu Boahen`s Wife In Dramatic Eviction Threat

Minister for Aviation Should Be Sacked - CPP

Travellers mistaken for armed robbers; One lynched

Adult Learners get financial assistance

90,000 cert. "A" teachers to be upgraded

VEEP’S Son, JAK’s ‘Nephew’ Saga:

Police Reject Bribe

ACP Kofi Boakye goes to court tomorrow as prosecution witness

Crime reduce in Greater Accra - Police

Estate Developer defrauds Barrister-at-Law

Businessman granted bail on fraud charge

Farmer allegedly rapes daughter

NPP Prez Race: Alan, Nana Lead Pack

NewCPP Gorvenance Policy

I'll move the nation forward- Prof. Boateng

Prof. Mills’ Campaign And Official Website.

Education Director expresses concern on school land encroachment

Provide Bimbilla security personnel with logistics - Got urged

Upsurge in teenage pregnancies in Brong Ahafo

ARCCU makes 557,349,376 cedis profit

Tepa District Hospital holds annual staff durbar

Kuapa Kokoo Company builds school block for community

Avail yourselves of the YEP -Amoah

Ato Arthur lauds Central Regional Police

Boaduahene warns against cutting of electric wires

Avoid "pull-him-down" attitudes - MP

Workshop on making mineral revenue work for four communities opens

300 million-cedi Computer Lab, KG for Gomoa Benso

Belgium-based couple fetes over 200 orphans

An interview grated by Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe

Asiedu : "The Suicide Bomber" On Trial

Ghanaians abroad cry Foul

Pramkese calls for rehabilitation of health centre

Provide Swedru Hospital with mortuary - Medical Superintendent

Minister urges NHIS staff to work hard to sustain scheme

Ghanaians asked to eschew negative practices

Ghanaians urged to make the jubilee celebration benefit the poor

Bible College Turns Out 200 Pastors