News of Tuesday, 6 January 2009

NPP Still Living In Fear

Parliament to go into dissolution at mid-night

President Kufuor lauds military for keeping itself out of politics

China congratulates Mills, Mahama

US congratulates Mills, commends EC

Amend the Lotto Act- GLOA

DPP congratulates President -Elect Mills

Six West African heads of state expected at Mills' inauguration

JAK 'pardons' Kofi Boakye

No witch hunting says the NDC

National Security lifts ban on retired top security officers

Commissioners applaud Ghana for peaceful elections

All set for Mills' inauguration

DVLA to register motor cycles

Fire at Tema industrial area

Community leaders, security officers to enforce Human Traffic Act

Nana Konadu calls for commitment to women, children issues

Ghanaians Disapprove of Outgoing Presidential Transition Team

French ship hijacked off Nigerian coast

Did Kofi Annan Convince Nana To Concede?

Congratulations, Professor Mills

Children of Mankessim feted

Chiefs bemoan spate of road accidents

Educationist calls for holistic and integrated education system

Central Regional Chiefs congratulate Prof. Mills and Nana Akufo-Addo

Chief of Panpansokrokese wants road rehabilitated

Community needs assistance

Ho traders want incoming government to reconstruct market

Akyem Asamama residents appeal to District Assembly to renovate school

Farmers asked to spray farms against insects and diseases

Belgium-based Ghanaian social worker assists Churches home

Concerned Students Coalition (Csc)-Usa Chapter advice Mills

Head of "Kick Malaria" congratulates Atta Mills

Focal persons on AIDS to ensure release of HIV/AIDS funds

BSPG of Presbyterian Church holds convention

NPP to hold Thanksgiving Service

Presbyterian Ministers' Conference opens in Kumasi

President John Atta Mills