News of Friday, 6 February 2004

Ghana Fails To Ratify African Court Protocol

Govt to sell low cost houses to occupiers

Lack of NRC translator delays hearings

Minority Leader is HOT!

NRC Has Not Invited Rawlings

"Campaign Budget" was unimpressive - Dan Lartey

Oguaa residents concern about sale of vulture meat

Seven persons arrested for allegedly dealing in illegal transfers

Minister calls for more education on FGM

MP withdraws allegations of murder against government

President's Initiative failed to meet target

Government is not hostile to Malaysia- Kufuor

US grants patents for medical use of coconut oil

CJ committed to fighting corruption in Judiciary

Double Tragedy Hits Ghanaweb Columnist

40 Foreign Ghanaian Spouses Receive Indefinite Residence Permit

Takoradi Boy, 14, found on death ship

President Kufuor Lashes Out At Opponents

Somalian flees after sodomising 16-year old boy

Scandal Rocks President's Office - Part IV: Visa Scam!

Soldier Petitions Against Slash In Salary

Agona West NPP will defeat NDC again

No law on the use of lights in fishing - Flt. Lt. Tackey.

Saint Paul's Co-operative Credit Union honours members

Health directorate presents items to community based volunteers

Health personnel urged to accept rural postings

Telephone system in Dormaa Ahenkro broken down

Registrar Retirement

Consultant's car broken into

Teachers win awards

Youth Alive Holds Workshop on Streetism in Bolgatanga.

New Covenant Apostolic Church to open doors for assistance

Extension of water supply to some communities BA would soon start

Use prudent methods to collect revenue- Siilo

One week ultimatum to remove speed ramps- Gomoa DCE

Cocoa farmers appeal for their bonus

Roll Back Malaria yielding results in Bosomtwe-Atwima-Kwanwoma district

Ghanaians hunters urged to help protect endangered animals

Canadian Couple to provide school facility

District Assembly to provide school infrastructure

SMCs and PTAs advised to desist from power struggle

Atwima District Education management reviews performance

Paralegals trained to monitor reproductive health issues

Sixty-three persons rendered homeless by rainstorm

Chiefs Must Stay Out Of Politics- Salifu

?800m EU Assisted Project Commissioned

Chieftaincy trouble looms at Kpetoe

Tafo cemetery taken over by hoodlums