News of Thursday, 25 November 2004

Council of State and Religious bodies call for prayers

Scrutinise developmental blueprints to ensure their workability

Nurses assured of improved conditions of service

Britain donates computers to Council of State

Women demand right to negotiate safe sex

Tamale Turns Out To Welcome President

Weapons moving to Dagbon

Gov't is committed to genuine solution in Kpandai - JAK

Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference gets new President

Sexual exploitation of teenage girls on the increase

Kufuor is not tribalistic -Minister

No intention or appetite to return to power

Tag exposes two sheep thieves

Man kills lover and son and commits suicide

Driver fined for parking in the middle of the road

Drunken Driver fined

Three men arrested after cocaine find

Aspiring MP Assaults Wife

Manya Krobo Slipping from NDC

NPP To Win 19 of 38 Seats in E/R and UW

NDC activists urged to protect ballot boxes

"Stand United"- Rawlings advises NDC supporters

CPP Parliamentary Candidate for Kumawu outdoored

Electorate asked to keep voter's ID cards in safekeeping

Mills appoints Vanderpuije as additional press secretary

NPP Hooligans attack Rawlings with stones

123 election observers trained at Saltpond

Electorate asked to keep voter's ID cards in safely

Adansi-Asokwa MP intensify's re-election bid

Ghanaians in no mood to change govt now - Aliu

Let's bury our differences - President Kufuor tells Salaga NPP

Aspiring MP pledges support for quality education

Forestry forum deplores destruction of Cape Three Points Forest Reserve

Women groups to undergo Peace March

Commercial Art and Sign Writers Gives to SAEMA.

AYPA hold biennial delegates conference

Club donates to orphanage

Book on positive values of the Ghanaian family launched

Provide inputs to mining law -Communities told

Assemblyman not happy with work of spraying gang

Asamoah Boating donates equipment to Saltpond Hospital

GPRTU settles impasse with metro bus

Re-engineer Internal Revenue Service -Assistant Commissioner

Gov't pledges C600m to two schools in East Gonja District

Mfensi holds forum to address persistent defecation in the classrooms

KETASCO '82 year group inaugurated

DCE urges parents to immunise children against polio

Farmers to benefit from micro-finance assistance

World Vision projects inaugurated in Mfantseman

Apam Secondary School tutors on strike

Nebraskans Warned About New 'Ghana' Scam