News of Monday, 14 February 2005

Chocolate industry under fire on child labor

Edumadze's life under threat

African states meet on Civil/Military cooperation

Paul Boateng to pay visit to Ghana

GCB donates to medical students and College of Surgeons

First University College of Criminal Justice inaugurated.

Organisations work to reposition family planning

GES fires Headteacher for sacking rape victim

Make youth employment a priority - Dan Lartey to JAK

Blay, Bagbin clash over 3 dodgy Ministers

Coming Soon - Minister For African Union?

Highway Robbery On The Increase In The North

Goat stealing case in Brakwa

Driver charged with stealing lover's wax prints

Unemployed jailed two years for stealing cocoa beans

Driver fined four million cedis for traffic offence

Abandoned Ivorian boy now with Winneba Police

Court grants two women bail for fighting

Thugs attack Oforikrom NPP constituency executive

NPP youth demonstrate in support of Anane

Nabdam youth association commends President

Interview with working MP - Ken Ohene Agyapong

Workers' Union greets new agric minister

Bawku West Assembly holds first ordinary session

CPP to hold workshop on policy direction

NPP to hold emergency congress

Churches advised against concentrating activities in urban centres

Droppings drive Accra batty

AMA fails to fulfill Promises

Govt urged to review end-of-service benefit for Assemblymen

Dzamesi promises open-door policy

Bawku West District Mutual Health Insurance Scheme lags behind

Emphasise Technical and Vocational Education - GTZ Advisor

Osino District CSD supplies farmers with cocoa seedlings

Osino GPRTU gets new Officers

Churches urged to ensure proper nurturing of the youth

Sunyani taxi drivers cheat passengers

Blind man outlines causes of blindness

Former French Minister to launch hospital partnership

NGO trains 1,200 youth in employable skills

Old Tafo Local Council of Churches organise thanksgiving service

Book on sex education launched in Accra

Accra Hotels Fully Booked On Val?s Day

Board for Awutu-Effutu-Senya Mutual Health Scheme inaugurated

Atti Morkwaa chiefs to take measures against encroachers

EDITORIAL: Don't Send Mixed Signals to Gnassingbe