News of Thursday, 20 May 2004

EDITORIAL: The War On Filth - a Nine-Day Wonder?

Chinese Salon Loan: $300m from 16x10 feet saloon

Institute of Management Studies gets New Campus

AYC calls for definitive calendar for electioneering campaign

Ghana calls for sustained political will from African Leaders for

Ghana needs peaceful polls - IGP

Veep not involved in Kolon Affair - SFO

Over 900 arrested for drug offences last year

Communities urged to enforce the rights of children-CHRAJ

Ghana selected for Commonwealth pilot programme

CEPS arrests two, saves nation of losing revenue

Chinese Salon Loan: Scotland Yard To Investigate?

Ministry Posts Two Doctors To Tema Hospital

Police Mechanics Malinged

NPP Campaign Manager Stabbed

MPs to take decision on CNT in June

Faction in KMA reconcile with the MCE

Use fuel judiciously - Energy Foundation

Women call for affirmative action

Dagbon State Of Emergency Extended

Unidentified man lynched by mob

TEWU/FUSSAG threatening strike action

Palestinian, Nigerians Arrested With Fake Dollars

Nurses Association receives mobile libraries

Chinese Salon Loan: Mahama Blasts Colleagues

Poaching at Kakum Park?

Journalists urged to help fight drug abuse and HIV/AIDS

Asantehene orders destoolment of Apemhaasehene

CHRAJ orders chiefs to appear before it or

Lack of dormitories, classrooms hampering the take-off STEP programme.

Ga District Teachers demonstrate against SSNIT pension scheme

NPP Women Chase Organiser

Disaster Volunteer Squads establish teak nurseries

"Upper East Widows bear the brunt of poverty", research report.

Photo taking in Volta region ineffective- MP'S

Churches urged to provide jobs for the youth

Water level in dam at Cape Coast improves

Four to contest NPP primaries for Kade

Cape Coast Water Situation Worsens

Protect women from all forms of violence

Let's harness potentials of People With Disabilities - NCCE director

GNUPS launched in Sunyani

Obuasi is prone to HIV/AIDS - YOCAF

Court discharges Dagomba youth leader

Queenmother of Anwomaso assists schools with materials

Teachers warned against demanding fees for extra classes

Women cautioned not to follow men without permanent addresses

Assembly to take over lands under litigation

Construction workers to get HIV/AIDS education at work sites

Moves to Assist Ghanaians in the Diaspora Underway

Worcester-Ghana-Woonsocket Marriage Connection

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