News of Tuesday, 30 November 2004

People of Bawku march for peaceful elections

Joint REGSEC assures public of security on Dec. 7

Report of media coverage on political parties out

Ghana Can't Be Managed From Osu Castle

Workshop on ECOWAS agricultural policy opens

Canada commends fight against HIV/AIDS

Education Ministry to incorporate human rights issues

Standard Board reviews standard for plastic chairs

FTC fixes Tsatsu's case for December 21

The financial rot at GPHA...

Rawlings was not stoned at Akim Oda - NDC

TEWU protest against stalled salary negotiations

Psychiatric Patients Abandoned

CSIR embarks on industrial action

Romanian wants ?500,000 from Graphic

University student convicted for uttering document

Driver fined 500,000 cedis for causing harm

Driver fined 500,000 cedis for causing harm

Six in court for assaulting policeman

Sunyani court remands four persons

NPP promise to be robust on corruption

Ignore NPP's bandwagon propaganda - Obed

Atta-Mills To Win In Round One -Palaver

Intensify campaign for total victory - NPP Candidate

NDC activist arrested for slashing NPP supporter with a cutlass

Don't go to polling stations with weapons, says EC official

Biggest shocker at polls will be at Dagbon, say Researchers

NDC Constituency Chairman defects to NPP

Electoral Commission organizes training workshop for party agents

NDC to go on political relegation

Party agents warn not to give false statements on polling day

Nana Akufo-Addo intensify's re-election bid

NDC sacks Obuasi independent candidate

NPP In Slight Lead In Greater Accra

Kufuor Rocks Swedru!

PNC Will Vote For NDC?

V/R Minister advises GES internal auditors

Government donates cash to Akim Swedru SSS

New districts created to enhance development-DCE

VEEP commissions satellite equipment at Wa

Twifo Praso La-Twins Home receives aid

Chiefs form team to settle disputes

Achiaman embarks on electrification project

Campaign on Health Insurance Scheme intensifies

AIJC to run campus FM station

Director calls for co-chain of quality education

Community constructs well

Teachers advised to exhibit a high sense of professionalism

Ga North MP presents furniture to schools

DIPAC expresses concern about removal of party posters

Journalists urged to be truthful

Christian churches in Kumasi embark on peace walk

AMASS PTA undertakes projects for school

HIV/AIDS NGOs receive grant for education

High rate of HIV/AIDS among women attributed to gender inequities

NDC Holds Talks with Swedish Government

Baby's parents face deportation from US

Mercy Adede Bolus & Agave In Uk On A Mission

Campaign Crazy

ISD News File - Tuesday, November 30, 2004

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