News of Wednesday, 7 January 2004

Chronicle Publisher Eyes Parliament

Reception held to mark three years of positive change

Soldiers beat me severely - Witness

Aftermath of Kofi Wayo's Resignation

Nduom, Blay In Trouble, As CPP Decides Their Fate

Hospital staff refused to treat my husband - Widow tells NRC

Book on Good Governance launched

President Kufuor At The People's Assembly

Absence of surgical instruments slows down work

Biggest Cocaine Bust in Africa, happens at Tema

"Financial Loss" Rice Project Back On Track

Sagem & National ID: Why Ghana Musts learn from Nigeria

Scandal Rocks National ID Card Project

President Kufuor responds to criticisms on NHIS

President Kufuor urges fair play in 2004 election

Soften stand on Dagbon Chieftaincy Crisis - JAK

Road construction designed to attract investors- Dr Anane

TAJ chicken is wholesome- GSB

Ashanti Region to benefit from EU micro projects

Pastor advocates freeze on phone-in programmes of radio, TV

No Dev't, No Voting - Dormaa Citizens Cry Foul

Imminent Disaster on High Seas As Canoe Fishermen Bare Teeth

Police hunt for killer

Success of health schemes depend on standards

Health official advises food sellers

Saltpond achieves high immunisation rate

Alleged thief caught selling stolen item

Society presents polytank to hospital

Security agencies urged to collaborate with the public

Farmers Union donates to Children's Home

Mpasaso Health Centre to benefit from improved services

Institutions advised to apply for Fire Certificate

Drivers advised to study the GPRTU constitution

Gomoa citizens asked to embrace registration exercise

Mfantseman Community Bank introduces new products

Nankesedo installs first "Sanahene"

"Ghanaians should not resign themselves to fate"

Assemblywoman appeals to government to give Ekwamase electricity

Man 25, remanded in custody for defiling a 15 year-old girl

Ghanaian Restaurants Urged to Help promote tourism