News of Monday, 29 September 2003

Why VRA Boss Had To Go

KMA loses electrical cables worth C62m through thefts

Moves In NDC To Sideline Rawlings?

John Ndebugre under attack - two of his cars set on fire

Cornerstone of governance should be the welfare of the people - Kufuor

Procurement Committee for EC will ensure transparency

Sorghum production, PSI for Northern Ghana

African Youth Command salutes new CPP leadership

Union denies it did not back TUC demonstration

Wereko-Brobby's Million-Dollar Oil "Wanker"

The Dying Metro Mass Buses System

KMA Prefers "Okumkom" To Kofi Ghana

KNUST: World's 5th Best University -Andam

President Kufuor attends Africa donor conference

Work on Kintampo Falls receptive facility to commence

Ghana's 1st Cardinal-Designate Marvels at God's "Timetable"

Information Minister Is Misleading The Public - EC

Apam holds science and technology camp for its students

Two PSI identified for the North

DCE reacts to accusation on the delay on the new Kasoa Market

Weto Rural Bank makes profit

Bolga welcomes 19 Peace Corps Volunteers from the US

GETfund assists Afia Kobi Ampem SSS.

Atwima district NADMO donates to victims

Eight fined for failure to renew TV license.

MP presents building materials to constituents

Shooting incident mars rituals at Banda yam festival

Catholic women's group sets up day-care centre

43 to contest NPP Parliamentary Primaries in Northern Region

Nkoranza MP tours constituency

Cocoa farmers commend govt for the spraying exercise

NHIS not to create hardship for workers - DCE

NGO presents items to foster home

1.2 billion cedis school complex inaugurated at Akomadan

Chiefs urged to revive cultural heritage

"Jesus Society" donates to Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital

NGO organizes HIV/AIDS campaign at Nyankpala and Tolon

Ejura-Sekyedumasi NPP elects parliamentary candidate

MP donates computer to chiefs

Demo To Rock Jasikan Over JAK's Appointee

Ghanaweb, 22 Ghanaians To Be Honored In Toronto

GTV Breakfast Show Newspaper Review

Summary Of Radio PHONE-INS

Print Media Monitoring for 29th September