News of Friday, 21 July 1995

JOURNALISTS UPDATE KNOWLEDGE ON ELECTORAL SYSTEMS

GREATER ACCRA LAUNCHES EDUCATION ON DRUG ABUSE

ENVIRONMENTAL CLUBS IN ALL C'NITIES ADVOCATED

WORLD BANK VOTES $24 MILLION FOR ACCRA DRAINAGE

MINISTRY TO UPGRADE CONTRACTORS

COCA- COLA SUPPORTS U. G. PROGRAMME WITH $50,OOO

Gbedemah on Taxes

Seventy five "irresponsible" fathers called to order in Nkoranza

One billion cedis worth of cocaine seized, ... but no arrest

Lecturers strike is illegal declares Harry Sawyerr

The Universities must re-open

Demonstrations and politics during UK-visit

Britain: A Snooper's charter on Immigration

There will be a united opposition party for 1996

An Interview with Nyaho-Tamakloe

NDC organiser was nearly slapped