News of Monday, 8 May 2006

1.41 Million Children Are Full Time Workers in Ghana

No excuse for environmental degradation - Effah-Dartey

Ghana wants to deepen relations with US - Kufuor

Rawlings denies endorsing anyone

GIA says all flights operating normally again

Ghana supports improved, expanded cocoa production

Sex-for-aid scandal: Military calls for investigations

Workshop for conflict management opens

Cuba to assist Ghana fight malaria

Policeman shoots suspect to death

Ghanaian Artistes Arrested for 'Hugging'

Mayor of Washington arrives in Accra

Regent of Dagbon commends security agencies

Two former Ministers commended in Tamale

New Copyright Act would protect intellectual property

Maize farmers appeal for government assistance

Ministers neck-deep in petrol business -Gen. Mosquito

Ghanaian Soldiers In Sex-for-Aid Scandal

A 46-years-old man murders his wife

Carpenter remanded for friend's murder

Shooter of two mourners granted bail

Barber jailed for stealing master's wedding ring, bible

Youth vandalise 80 million-cedi borehole

Two fined for failing to attend communal labour

Conductor arrested for issuing used tickets

NDC urges EC to step up publicity on registration

TESCON calls on NPP executives to interact with students

DFP Collects Forms From EC

NPP activist commends party members

Electoral Commission appoints 129 officials

523 candidates sit for the WASSCE at ADASCO/ASTECH

Atwima-Nwabiagya to benefit from power supply

Zuarungu Home Club Launched

Twenty young persons suffer food poisoning after party

Assembly constructs office block for Amenfi East GES

Political parties mourn NPP Northern Regional Chairman

Rainstorm collapses school block, roads

Wassa-Amenfi East Assembly bans trading along highways

Facelift for Agona Swedru

Adawukwa/Osae electorate warned against erection of illegal ramps

Swedru PROTOA decides not to charge new fares

Swedru circuit court cry for repairs

Oketsew gets over 50-million-cedi Mosque

Stolen UK mobiles end up in Ghana

Anti-Retroviral Treatment recipients triple

Refrain from herbal eye treatment - Ophthalmologist

Schools in Ghana