News of Tuesday, 12 October 2004

Human rights groups laud NRC

Cuba repeats call on US to end blockade

Exhibition of Voters' Register begins

Special Investigations Team to assist Tamale Police

Civil Society Coalition sends solidarity message to NRC

"I hope NRC Report would assist put governance in Ghana on a high

IGP expresses concern about the increasing tensions among parties

Media Commission asks not to air libelous programmes

GNUPS urges Govt to act on Polytechnics situation

Govt spent C8bn on Islamic Schools in Ghana

NRC presents Report to Government

White Paper on President's Committee on education to be made public

Ghanaian judges introduced in th Gambia

Major Events Expected Today

Statistics On Govt Institutions

Electoral Officer jailed six months for electoral malpractice

Court orders arrest of Businessman

Woman remanded for causing the death of another woman.

Brother and sister jailed for stealing nine-year-old boy

Clerk fined for stealing gas oil

Court jail fuel thieves

Farmer jailed for threatening the Regent of Anlo Awoamefia

Government asked to construct juvenile cells

Staff of NFED urged to educate adult learners on Election

NPP Ablekuma South Constituency Case adjourned

NPP will not bribe the electorate - Horner-Sam

Abodakpi's Men On Rampage

Ho Central NPP elects parliamentary candidate

Owusu-Yeboa says NPP should be given another 4-year term

Help empower women politically-Advocate urges

Exhibition of voters register in Central Region suffers low patronage

Mills is a hypocrite - Veep

Kufuor is incompetent - Mills

NPP to churn out corrupt MPs

Ghana needs a permanent national policy on socio-economic development

Regional Minister patches rift in assembly

GCB presents C25m to support Okyenhene's anniversary

Cocobod awards hardworking farmers

Ghanaians asked to pray for divine intervention from economic woes

Jumah honoured for promoting French

Help maintain proper sanitation in Obuasi --PM

NADMO, Police, Fire Service alerted of looming danger

West African College of Nursing, holds biennial meeting at Winneba

Barekese Sec Sch opens its doors to new students

KMA demolishes unauthorised billboards

Tweeaa !!! It?s Churcher?s Sirens

Health personnel interacts with religious bodies

KNUST branch of TESCON congratulates Finance Minister

Government urged to subsidies diabetes drugs

ISD News File - Tuesday, October 12, 2004