News of Thursday, 23 February 2006

NUGS supports sanction on Mpraeso SSS students

Opposition Criticizes Arrest of Protesters

US Congressional delegation visits Ghana

Concerned Ghanaians fix March 2 for next demo

Is Media Freedom Threatened?

Aviation Fuel arrives

Ministry to set up Anti-Human Trafficking Fund

TEWU wants review of expired collective agreement

Presidency did not meet with the Police - Agyepong

Set in motion steps for appointment of new VC

C22bn for needy educational institutions

Court Orders Newspaper to file defence

Ministry organises forum on Domestic Violence Bill

Mrs Anane Defends Dr Anane

I was competent for the post - VELD Chief Executive

Implement ROPAB after 2008 Elections - MP

Cocoa could be a major tourism product - Jake

Kufuor receives special message from Guinea Bissau

'Burger Bill' is passed!

Anane's wife gives evidence on Thursday

Raymond Archer becomes the accused

Child molester granted bail

Ten Taxi driver arrested in Sunyani for rioting

Suspected member of mobile phone snatching syndicate arrested

Volta NDC to replace executives who quit

Asantehene goes into oil palm cultivation

Adam Amandi Laid to Rest

Nkoranza Teachers Cooperative Credit Union makes profit

IPR introduces presidential luncheon

Solar system inaugurated At Brekumanso

Taxi drivers in Sunyani protest against new fares

Government asked to encourage the use of Solar Energy

DMHIS paid 42.6 million cedis on behalf of 878 registered members

Elders of Tema call for restoration of Chemu Lagoon

Blind teachers appeals to government for support

Council maintains stance on closure of Kasoa old market

British-based Philanthropist donates to Tamale Rehabilitation Centre

BGL spends 38,500 dollars at Kwame Niampah

Oguaa taxi drivers withdraw services

Awutu-Effutu-Senya records 5,496 births in 2005

Help sustain level of cocoa export....Mr Gyau.

GCG Congratulates Parliament for Passing ROPAB!

Ghanaians in NJ support ROPAB

Diaspora Vote Committee (DVC) Bogus And A Democratic Fraud

Student pharmacists launch drug safety week