News of Thursday, 29 January 2004

World Wetlands Day to be celebrated on February 2

Carter Centre on elimination of guinea worm

TEXPO can generate revenue for TMA.

Ivorian Foreign Minister arrives in Accra

NDC MP praises government for improved security

Woman says Appenteng forced her to chew salt

Liquid waste management equipment for 23 districts

Ministry to sue recalcitrant schools

BASU calls for Chieftaincy Ministry

Four convicted for leaking exam papers

Tribunal unable to decide fate of alleged drug barons

82% Of Prostitutes Have HIV/AIDS

World Health Day to be celebrated on April 7

NPP Youth Wing on Dagbon crisis

Featuring 30 new constituencies in 2004 is right - Daasebre

Reports from Liberia are encouraging- Kufuor

President Kufuor receives special message from Qathafi

Eight Legon Students barred from taking examinations

Eight communities to be connected to national grid

Wrangles In NPP Camp Over Imposition of Sitting MP

President's Press Secretary To Testify At NRC

Rawlings To Appear Before NRC

Road construction firms to be held liable for lapses

Man, 53, jailed for defiling 12-year-old

Muslims celebrate Eid-Ul Adah on Sunday

A Guide to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Sampled Views On The State Of The Nation ...

TMA holds People's Assembly in Tema

The Catholic Church in Nkoranza commended for its social activities

Nkoranza DCE commends government for incentives to teachers

Burkinabe arrested for burning daughter's mouth

Three in custody for stealing

Ex-workers of NMP reject ex-gratia package

Ashaiman proposes reintroduction of Sanitary Inspectors

Ashanti Forest Service Division exceeds target

SDA Hospital at Kwadaso records 353 HIV/AIDS cases last year

MP calls for support for leprosy patients

Benevolent association presents money to school

Use of children in household chores affects academic output

NHIS is the best legacy for Ghanaians -DCE

Nine farming communities want their roads tarred

NGO donates equipment to two hospitals.

NCCE launches clean-up campaign in Ho

Ho Assembly raises 84% of 2003 revenue by September

District assemblies urged to ensure prudent use of common fund

Support religious bodies to fight HIV/AIDS

Kwamikrom gets 205 million cedis HIPC fund for water project

KMA identifies 100,000 new rateable properties

Krobos in Ashanti want land for settlement

Cocoa Farmers threaten to boycott elections

Four Electoral Areas opt out of newly created Kintampo South district

Fire destroys house

Looking for thousands of Ghanaians in the Diaspora

Chicago Hosts Council Of Ewe Associations Of North America Convention 2004!