News of Thursday, 17 February 2005

Obasango tells Gnassingbe to embrace democratic rule

EDITORIAL: Screen Security Personnel

Ministry moves to Equip local contractors

Judiciary asked not to compound land cases

Muslim Coalition unhappy with 2005 Hajj

Potable water supply, a government priority

"Police" on rampage, assault innocent civilians

NADMO prepares for Togolese refugees

Reported female AIDS infection increasing more than male

Eye Health Strategy Framework launched

Ghana will become a gateway to health - JAK

JAK calls for more responsive parentage and citizenry

Increases in fuel is in the interest of all Ghanaians -DCE

Make discretion a high virtue-Ministers told

Social security for informal sector to reduce dependency

Anane, Edumadze, Churcher and Quaye sworn into office

More ministerial positions released

Women call for more representation in public office

Students to pay reprographic fees

Togo political crisis a threat to Ghana

Tsatsu's case adjourned to Friday

Japan to make Greater Accra Malaria free

First Lady's NGO gets $80,000 from Japan

CEPS personnel asked to check arms trafficking

Ghanaians asked to play down ethnicity

Doctor granted bail for threatening to shoot businessman

Farmers remanded for polluting river Offin

Driver fined for threatening passengers

Businesswoman charged with stealing 5,000 dollars

Storekeeper helps police to locate radio tape thief.

Farmer jailed two years for threatening.

NDC condemns repression of media in Togo

Bosomtwe NPP suspends eight members

MP calls for translation of economic policies into poverty reduction

Unidentified woman's body in mortuary, daughter sent to Osu Home

Ada Forum motivates schools

NCWD organises workshop on insurance for women entrepreneurs

Bawku Iodated Salt Committee Inaugurated

Agricultural Livelihoods Pilot Project Launched at Bawku

SPACEFON subscribers at Wa are at war

President's children party takes place

Amansie West rural bank donates to health centre

Afua Kobi Girls institute scholarship scheme

Civil servants demonstrate in Koforidua

Govt grateful to health workers serving in the country

DFID supports 300 needy pupils in Tema

Chief of Assin Atandasu appeals for polyclinic

Revenue collectors cautioned against cheating, exploitation

Artisans in Ketu South demonstrate over new tax

Used clothes and shoe dealers to be re-settled

Ghanaian-born American soldier presents sports items to school

Ghana Exhibition - Remarks By Ambassador Fritz K. Poku

Elephantiasis is a mosquito-borne disease