News of Wednesday, 24 August 2011

In The Matter Of $26,615.52 ‘Chop-Chop’

Western Region to receive $1.8 billion dollars from China loan facility

Annual Land Surveyors Seminar opens in Accra

Report On The Online Discussion On The Insults

Veep launches GCDGL

Naadu Mills Fingered

NADMO to develop guidelines for builders

Enact law to govern School Feeding Programme

Military/Police operations excellent - CDS

Overhaul mining laws - Koranteng

Finance officers from MDAs attend workshop on new chart of accounts

Unemployed graduates to demonstrate against unemployment

11-year-old leaves Accra to address AU on Somalia

Refugees assault Ivorian military officer

$1.5bn STX Sovereign Guarantee Spotted In Lagos

Ghanaian scientist hails qualities of tropical fats

Association advocates overhaul of GES salary administration

Over 900 women die annually of maternal morbidities in Ghana

Metro TV begins expansion towards nationwide coverage

NPP slams NDC on failed promises to the people of the North

Minority blames Government for LPG shortage

Ghanaian scientist and industrialist hail qualities of tropical fats

Landlady in court for stealing

Driver remanded in prison custody for assault

Mechanic in court for sawing lumber

Half Assini Court transfers defilement case for lack of jurisdiction

Unemployed man bonded 10 years for stealing

Abuga Pele can wrest seat from NPP- Chiana-Paga NDC

Nkoranza District records eight accident deaths between January-August

NGOs promote girls education in Bole District

Chief says government should fund non-formal education

TMA Donates to Police, Muslims

Western Regional House of Chiefs receives ICT equipment

High unemployment slows down development in Oguaa

Teenage pregnancy hindering girls’ education in Bole District

Motor trailers, a nuisance to Wa residents

N/R police outline measures to curb highway robbery

Ghana Should Seek Extradition of Gaddafi -Kwame Mayor

Occupational Health and Safety Policy and Guidelines launched

Training workshop organised for Health volunteers in Nkoranza

About 957 women die annually of maternal morbidities in Ghana