News of Friday, 11 June 2004

Retiring officers advised

Adabuga is back, Chris Asher Too

Gloucester Students Find Computers for Ghana

CPP is not stumbling block ...

Seminar for NDC functionaries held in Sekondi

Corruption is Most Decentralised Phenomenon in Ghana

UK Auditor General lauds Ghana's Audit Service

New JICA representative calls on Minister

Late Achuliwor?s brother goes solo

Gov't appreciates EU's 4.6 million Euros aid ...

Speaker to take action over delays

Parliament to debate CNT loan

GETFund Administrator commend contractors

Ministry takes steps to avert road traffic jams

Kufuor To Attend Reagan's Funeral

Akaboha in more trouble

Creation of new districts would accelerate de't -MP

Nurses urged to stay and serve the Motherland

Supreme Court dismisses bail application for cocaine suspects

I Feel Haunted -Pratt

Press Conference @G8: Kufuor's Q&A

NPP To Earn ?4 billion From Primaries

Queenmother advises young women

C/R Queen mothers to reduce HIV/AIDS prevalence by 15 per cent in 2006

NGO holds clean-up exercise

Ghanaians must abide by the rule of law

Govt provides five billion cedis to support STEP graduates

C/R gets two million dollars to improve health care delivery.

Funding health delivery services, major problem for governments - DCE

Aspiring MP sets up Educational Fund

Nkaseim Methodist Primary teachers on strike

Students from Belgium Palace Academy tour Regional Fire Office

Suspected armed robber remanded

Nkoranza students learn about computer technology

Tipper truck injures seven people

Lightning kills pupil and injures two

High court releases three GES vehicles it impounded

Farmers appeal for rehabilitation of Bibiani-Gyereso road

Education plays key role in rehabilitation of the disabled

PTA organises workshop for parents and guardians

Blackpod disease attacks cocoa in Asunafo Beposo

Government would support entrepreneurial training - Baah Wiredu

NGO presents items to KATH

Classrooms being constructed at Buduburam Refugee Camp

Auditor demands investigation into his unlawful arrest and fine

Wheta Traditional Council demand compensation for land

Presiding Member calls for free, fair and violence-free elections

Lawyer guns for Nkoranza South Constituency NDC Ticket

Presbyterian Church to develop tourist facilities

NGO trains 40 street girls in bakery

Cocoa purchasing clerk on stealing charge

FGM Still High in Brong Ahafo

Dr. Akabutu Named One Of 100 Edmontonians Of The Century

President Kufuor at the G8 Summit