News of Wednesday, 5 May 2004

Second Bomb Scare

Ex-soldier asked to produce Discharge Book

National Labour Commission to handle labour disputes

Three-day old baby abandoned at Government Hospital

Media Award for Peace Contest opened

Ghana's under dev't is due to mismanagement- PNC

Donor partners must deliver on their promises

HMS Cardiff to Tema

USAID pledges support for independent media

Chief Justice gives Upper West special dispensation

Police recruits pass out

Flap over donations ends; Ghanaian returns home

Ghana has network off 32,000 feeder roads

Mills promises women more positions in NDC govt

Fire guts Tema Central Market

Ten die in motor accident at Gomoa-Assin

POJOSS suspends 136 students

Confusion at Airport....

Government urged to use GETFund to pay fees

Killer of Ghanaian Lady in US Charged

Gold Coast Securities Launches new product in Western Region.

Government urged to provide security in three communities to avoid

Court orders police to re-investigate fraud case

Ayeduase petitions KNUST authorities to reverse decision

Service personnel asked to be dedicated to duty

Medical students to train at St Dominic's Hospital

Satchet water producers in C/R told to regularise their operations

Bolgatanga assembly ties nod with Burkinabe City

Pregnant women must take more folic acid

Legon Hospital launches TB programme

University of Ghana Hospital donates computers

GETFund presents bus to St Rose's School

People of Feyiase raise 25.2 million cedis for projects

Organisations to help government implement Health Insurance Scheme

Government provides projects at Atebubu

Businesswoman donates to Orphanage

Western Region records 33 fire outbreaks

Anaji-Namibia gets 2.5 billion cedis clinic

Nana Asenso Kuffo remembered for his part in the Denkyira War

Photo exhibition on Asantehene opens in Kumasi

NDC elects interim executives for Nkoranza North

KEEA constituency branch of CPP declare support for Nduom

DCE urges assemblies to give attention to guidance and counselling

DCE calls for regular in-service training courses for drivers

Workers urged not to abuse freedom granted to labour movement.

Emasa Rural Bank disburses funds to traders

Pay serious attention to technical education - director

Government to disburse micro loans soon

Retired civil servant made Benkumhene

A benevolent society presents desks to basic school at Obo

Losing candidates urged to show support

Workers urged not to abuse freedom granted to labour movement.

Ghanaians In US Eager To Vote

Netherland-based Ghanaian donates computers to schools

Chicago-based Ghanaian Sentenced For Adoption Scam

Philly Based Ghanaian Dies In Car Accident