News of Friday, 30 September 2011

Drastic measures are needed to stop the road rage - ACP Awuni

About 1,000 children cancer cases occur annually in Ghana

Ghanaian elected to International Council

Government to improve roads for socio-economic development

Arrears of Single Spine Salary to be paid

Ghana records 11,400 road crashes annually

Oil riggers express displeasure over award of contracts

Statement: MTN Reacts To NPPs Allegations Of Sabotage

Red Card For Boakye Djan

'Sakawa' Snake In Taxi

Two-month Single Spine back pay for Civil Servants

Ken Ashigbey appointed MD of Graphic Communications Group

MTN clarifies issue of short code allocation for fundraising

Row Over 21 New Seats in Parliament

Court grants gold buyer bail

Son jailed for threatening to kill mother

Man remanded for possessing Indian hemp

NPP supporters asked to rally behind Suame MP

Managing Director of Ecelprint denies GNA story

Nkwaeso MP donates GH¢9,000.00 towards local clinic project

Minister presents laptop computers, cash to disabled

Upper East farmers unhappy with pro-poor agricultural policies

Zonjo Junction drivers asked to move to allow for road construction

Half Assini Methodist JHS appeals for new school building

MP urges Ambain refugees to be law-abiding

MTN sponsors Odwira festival

Kwahu South to channel resources into education

Kwaebibirem DCE calls for innovation to generate more revenue

MTN-Ghana inaugurates ICT centre at Nyinahin

ICDE to play lead role in COMED tool kit project

Public Service workers to receive two months arrears of Single Spine in October

Takoradi branch of FCP opens

Government to improve roads for socio-economic development

MTN clarifies issue of short code allocation for fundraising

Government asked to include Jasikan District in Eastern Corridor Roads project

Government asked to include Jasikan District in Eastern Corridor Roads project

Fund Raising Dinner Dance, NPP-NY Chapter

Celebrating A Young Ghanaian Lawyer

Nurse Anaesthesia Training School holds graduation

Midwives appeal for walkways for pregnant women

Auditors are not enemies, Health Insurance workers told

Herbalists asked to stop administering herbal concoctions on pregnant women

Auditors are not enemies, Health Insurance workers told