News of Tuesday, 2 August 2005

NDC activists disrupt forum

VEEP Attends Service in Memory of King Fahd

African aviation industry must strategise - Expert

Govt reduces petroleum debt recovery levy - CJA

Robbers gun down Policeman

We don't separate people on basis of religion - Yates

Judiciary must be objective - Kufuor

Doctors To Face Prosecution If?

Kumasi Gets 3rd University

Assailants of Journalists were from Castle

NPP's Craze With Foreign Women

Ministerial meeting to decide on sale of low cost houses

CDD to monitor Odododiodoo bye-election

NPP regional chairman calls for patience for NPP

No ethnic group is superior to the other

Muslim clerics urged to educate congregation

Media urged to be partners in development agenda

Revive 2001 Kasoa Murder Case - Parent

31 drivers fined for various traffic offences

?Hold your fire? ?JAK tells aspirants

Genuine unification needed to bring progress to Gas - Nii Tsuru

Chief expresses concern about street children

Communities benefit from 2.5 million dollar grant

Twifo assembly appeals for funds from Kakum National Park for more projects

Goldfields Tarkwa Mines inaugurate committee

Loan for Aboabo drainage project

Physically disabled society elects new executives

Techiman South MP releases money for Baamiri market

Assembly organises seminar on AIDS for hairdressers

Whistle Blowers Bill should not be used for witch-hunting

Only One driving school accredited in Sekondi-Takoradi-DVLA.

Adult learners asked not to deterred by criticism

British school assists JSS in Kadjebi District

Adult learners asked not to deterred by criticism

AMA to seize stray animals

Christians urged to heed advice to honour taxes

Chicago Ghanaian Community displays Ghanaian Culture

NGO donates to Nandom Hospital

Funeral for Ghanaian London explosions victim announced

Childhood blindness on the increase

Health Review meetings, not rituals- Ibrahim

Western Region registers low breastfeeding rate

Design sustainable actions to fight malaria - Chairman

Techiman disburses 224.5 million for free maternal delivery