News of Monday, 11 August 2003

Watchman Strangled By Armed Robbers

Businessman charged with fraud

Seminar for African Parliamentarians opens

Annan hails Taylor's decision to leave office

Govt is insensitive to plight of Ghanaians

NHIS will not affect pension benefits - Minister

Taylor enplanes for Asylum

Jake visits Bird Sanctuary

Judge advocates prosecution of indecently dressed women

Construction of Tetteh Quarshie flyover causes traffic jam

Danger in Dagbon

NDC will not boycott 2004 Elections - Bagbin

KATH receives 250 million cedis items.

Parents urged to dissuade the youth from "hazardous" journey to Libya

Car crash leaves three dead, 18 injured

K-Poly gets new Governing Council.

More Revelations On Coup Plot

Coup Plots: Why Govt Kept Quiet

Review Of Print Media, 11th August 2003

President Kufuor Off To Liberia

Weather Forecast

Council of State member decries falling standard of education

Major Events Expected Today

Dunkwa assembly to set up fund for buruli ulcer victims

HIV/AIDS patients should be quarantined - Participants

Court fines Accountant two million cedis for assault

Assembly donates to rainstorm victims.

Zabzugu-Tatale District Assembly woo investors to exploit iron ore

Private schools advised to charge approved fees

School launches 50th anniversary celebration

Workshop on AIDS held for field workers

MP donates to schools in constituency

K-Poly gives admission quota to rural senior secondary schools

Edumadze goes to the rescue of the disabled in his constituency

Swedru S.D.A secondary school builds complex

Poverty Fund beneficiaries owe 600 million cedis - Presiding Member

Cape Coast Municipality tops AIDS cases in C/R

Fire awareness week celebrated at Koforidua

VR Minister urges citizens abroad to woo investors