News of Friday, 3 September 2004

Students, teachers trained in computer refurbishment

Nana Akufo-Addo for ECOWAS-EU meeting

Interdiction of GBC staffs against Constitution

Craze for money should not replace democracy

ASTAG conference opens in Kumasi

Plans to revamp Kumasi Zoo initiated

Analyst Releases Identity of Advertiser

Flight Schedules for Stranded Ghana Airways Passengers

Veep appeals to chiefs to release land for investment

Security Agencies urged to be neutral during the election period

Minister Condemned For Firing Director

Dr. Yankey Speaks Out

Kufuor Warns Trouble Makers

Coup At Nsawam Prisons

Judge suggests ''entry requirement'' for chiefs

The best is yet to come - JAK to ?blind? critics

Civil Service to conduct entrance examination

Three granted to bail in abortion case

Common carrier remanded for stealing

Suspected Fulani armed robbers attacked passengers

Farmer jailed for unlawful entry and stealing

Drama at Tamara?s

Mataheko Assemblyman to contest elections as Independent

EC begins mopping up exercise at slow pace

Parties urged to review Constitution

Crisis Hits NDC

NDC Has Nothing To Offer -JAK

Tamale Metropolitan Assembly spends C50m monthly on waste management

Greater Accra Regional Minister inspects projects

Adaklu should be capital of new district - Chiefs

Ahafo-Ano North records 63.4 per cent at this year's BECE

10-Member Western Regional poverty Monitoring Group Inaugurated

Swedru Circuit Court Judge is dead

Scholarship scheme for Bobikuma School launched

Engineers asked to manufacture hand-pump parts locally

Bosomtwe Rural Bank honours six dedicated staff

Akosombo Cries to JAK

Collapsed Bridge Claims Lives at New Ayoma

NGO organizes workshop on mushroom production

Porter narrates her experience in tears

ADRA spends 1.4 billion cedis on agriculture in two regions

NADMO Officials at HIV/AIDS workshop

VRA develops resettlement communities

STME could give Ghana necessary leverage in devt

Association threatens to demonstrate against Lands Commission

Don't stigmatize AIDS victims - Population Officer

Chief urges his people to invest in education

Krutakyi Queen mother dies

Unit Committees train for births, deaths registration

52,000 TB Cases Annually