News of Wednesday, 22 September 2004

Warning To University Of Ghana Accra City Campus Authorities

NDC Launches 2004 Campaign in Cape Coast

Crop Research Institute develops hybrid maize

Minister calls for sustenance of new district

Nurses at Ho join strike

Malaria Accounts for 22% death of children- UNICEF

Cocoa industry boost shows confidence in Govt -JAK

Agreement On Repatriation Of Liberian Refugees Signed

Afreh Was Punished By God -JJ

FDA warns public against advertised drugs

Majority Leader urges Christians to pray for Ghana

Hospital authorities return baby to his parents

Drought affects Rice production at Nasia

Light Crop Cocoa Season ends on Sept. 30

New Anglican Archbishop of West Africa enthroned

Trader in court for stealing 16 mobile phones

Electrician fined for stealing.

Cowboy arrests attacker

Mason remanded for defilement

Council Of State Man Exonerated

Court convicts driver for stealing lorry tyres

Don?t vote 'Skirt & Blouse' - Esseku

Over 16,000 registered voters covered in mopping-up exercise

NPP is 'chopping the state money waa waa' -JJ

Komla Dumor Listed

CPP parliamentary candidate support HIPIC

NPP: We're committed to free, fair, transparent and peaceful elections

Politicians should be committed to peaceful elections- JAK

Moslems build hospital in Techiman

"By-elections" spread AIDS in Wa Municipal Assembly

Be transparent in poverty funds - Mogtari

Upper East Chiefs dissatisfied with domestic violence bill.

Wassa West District Assembly acquires a Caterpillar

Adansi South Assembly retains Presiding Member

Director-General of GES dissatisfied with reopening Day School

Jaman Assembly fails to elect Presiding Member

Presiding Member of Techiman Assembly re-elected

Minister donates 100 bags of cement

SAEMA Meeting In Confusion.

Don't collude with spraying gangs to pilfer chemicals

Use the emerging unity among you for development-Ga Chiefs told

KMA to eject unlawful occupants of stores

SAEMA exceeds revenue target

Claim of Chop Bar Operators Association misleading, says KMA

MURAG to improve nutrition of people with HIV/AIDS

Evangelistic Ministry to start school feeding programme in Bolgatanga

Keta District fails to confirm new DCE

NSS to help fill 15,000 teacher vacancies in schools

GNTF presents equipment to disabled

FDB officer advises consumers to be mindful of food items, drugs

Renovation of block brings relief to Beposo pupils.

Dce expresses concern about activities of some international Ngos

President Nujoma Honored

Help For Three Schools In Ga Region

Everybody Comes to Kwaku's

Survey reveals rising unplanned births