News of Monday, 20 September 2004

Attempts to dribble Ghanaians into accepting water privatisation

Briton appeals to Ghanaians to help find abducted son

76 Visa Fraud Cases Detected By British Highi C'ssion

Kufuor Has Achieved Nothing - Dan Lartey

Ghana's Housing Sector, Who Cares for the Poor

Gov't is Hot!

Vote for NDC or Perish -JJ

Aliu arrives in US to attend UN Assembly

PSI on Miracle Berry Plant ?

Religious divisions dangerous to peace - UN

Court remands two men for highway robbery

Police investigates how a school bus got burnt

37-year-old man fined for wounding father

Mason fined for stealing

Two Fulani herdsmen remanded in custody for cattle theft

Susu customers fear they have been swindled

Driver waits for his "noose" after beating a policeman

Musician in court for beating wife

Don't create fear among the masses -Politicians told

Okrah elected CPP candidate for Lower Manya

Osino NPP Executives installed

Alhaji Inusah bounces back

Mills bares teeth

Kufuor Beats Rawlings

NDC Runningmate Saga Ends?

Auctioneer elected PNC parliamentary candidate for Asawasi

Aspiring MP comments on country's economic policies

Upper East NPP calls for Primaries in Garu-Tempane

Make agriculture loans accessible and attractive for farmers

Teachers attend workshop on reading skills

Adansi chiefs spend 100 million cedis on students

Asantehene resolves chieftaincy dispute at Ahenema-Kokoben

Don't compromise on quality education for children- Otumfuo

Technical/Vocational training to equip disabled with skills -- Kwadade.

Upper West Police to seize unregistered vehicles

Church donates to Pantang Hospital

Bible Society marks bi-centenary with Bible reading marathon

Church donates to Pantang Hospital

NABUSCE gets computers, electronic typewriter

Rehabilitation work on Nsawam town roads begins

African Faith Church trains Peer Educators

Youth urged to avoid promiscuous lifestyles

Mystery shrouds identity of African