News of Friday, 9 September 2005

JAK and his government are desperate -CJA

Ministry urges headteachers to open bank accounts for schools

Okyenhene Strikes Dutch Deal

Intellectual property, valued asset for business

Journalists, civil society group divided over effect of gas pipeline

Remembrance Ceremony for Sept. 11 Attacks

Parents happy with CSSPS - Coordinator

Labelling people witches must be criminalized

NDC NEC ratifies decision on CDD

One Man, One Wife!!!!

No benefits from zero-tolerance of corruption

47% of Ghanaians are still not literate

Ansa-Asare hijacked SRC accounts

Row over Peduase Lodge ?129bn renovation

Starvation In Northen Ghana?

Wayo Raises Doubt About Justice System

Police Pursue Union Executives

Goat thief jailed for stealing and causing harm

Nigerian remanded for duping Korean

Two jailed and fined for illegal mining and assault.

Cocoa Purchasing Clerk charged with stealing

Truck Driver tested 120% of alcohol whiles driving

Minister expresses concern about crime among students

Court remands Gyasehene in custody for stealing

Man in custody for accusing a relative of being a witch

Three on 60 million bail cedis for fraud

NDC postpones congress

Newmont lifts up community's lives

Establish the Royal College of Chiefs - Government urged

Use festivals to plan development projects - Deputy Minister

Wa RTTC trains 564 people under RTTC

DCE appeals to police to arrest wee smokers in Jaman

CNC intensifies education on revival of puberty rites

DCE urges people in AESD to plan communities

Kufuor's indecision causing harm to Kumasi

Brong Ahafo Regional House of Chiefs mourns doctors' death

Teachers' deaths send fears among them

Assist to build well-planned communities - DCE

Unstable electrical power to normalise soon

Stop embezzling cocoa funds - Purchasing clerks told

Disabled persons call for level playing field

NGO helps adult learners to embark on economic ventures

Women willing to do more if allowed to progress - Madam Broni

Provision of infrastructure to police not confined to govt

Engage experts in skills training programmes - Nana Otua

Highways Authority urged to maintain Mankessim road

Education Ministry urged to review computerised SSS selection

Support government solve country's problems - Ghanaians urged

Chief, 70, commits suicide

Health Director blames childhood diseases on inappropriate breastfeeding

Credit Unions present sanitary equipment to Apam Hospital