News of Monday, 13 November 2006

I Can’t Lie About Economy– Asaga

Anglogold Ashanti gives back to its host communities

Let us take advantage of policies to reduce poverty - Owusu Ankomah

President Kufuor returns home

Diversion of premix fuel starts from TOR's gate

TOR says there is no cause for alarm over fuel

NDC Blocks Additional Loan For Prez Palace

36bn Spent On 'Front Journalists & Friends'?

My trips are not for personal luxury - Asantehene

Fuel supply streamlined

Fake Miracle Pastors - Ghanaians Warned

Which Ghanaian Official Was Bribbed?

Human Devt Report to be launched tomorrow

Parliament dissects itself-- Bagbin

GJA condemns police attack

Cocoa Farmers to receive bonus

Regional Workshop on Bio Fuels opens

There is no cause for alarm over fuel - TOR

Second ECOWAS Parliament inaugurated

NAGRAT Leadership appeals to teachers

Visit was very successful - Kufuor

Government to improve living conditions of teachers

Excessive speed causing road accidents-Study

Making Mercedes in Ghana

Chief cautions former President Rawlings

Coffee Chair Scandal Rocks Parliament

Make assemblies accessible to the people - Minister

Minister lauds NAGRAT decision

Gov't Seeks Funds To Pay Ghanair's Debts

Petrol shortage hits Accra

Kufuor's Remittance Claim Draw More Condemnation

Thirteen arrested for defecating at Aflao beach

Only three won in Sekyere East Assembly

Just A Gift To Save Your Country.

Statistical Service donates 17 million cedis to orphanage

Africa Knowledge Transfer Partnerships to be launched in February

Pastor calls for upholding of freedom of expression.

All Nations University contribute toward employment of graduates

Students urged to eschew laziness and immoral behaviour

Respect people living in Zongos - Amoo

Beneficiaries of YEP urged to eschew laziness

Abutia welcomes Greening Ghana Initiative

The Call Of Esther Ministry Helds Its Conference

A Returnee's Dream Shattered.

Many Ghanaians To Be Deported from US

DFW NPP Chairman Report

New malaria drug dispensed without ....

Community based volunteers attend malaria workshop

Osafo Marfo At Rutgers