News of Thursday, 7 July 2005

Ripples Over Sale of State Transport

UN MDG advisor in Ghana for visit

One died and seven arrested over clash

Court adjourns Mobila's murder case

Training of tourism sector personnel take off

London Blast: Kufuor consoles explosion victims

Tema workers give government ultimatum

Ghanaian steers delicate negotiations

Minority describes London blasts as inhuman, bestial

Hearing of writ against Chris Asher to commence later

Government committed to improving Afram Plains

Govt to link Tema Motorway to the north- Anane

Govt to ensure continuous supply of fish to schools

Five die, 12 sustain injury in motor accident

Workshop on trachoma ends

PNC urges govt to address shortcomings of APRM Report

Speaker is Leader of Parliament - Parliament

New international airport for Ashanti

Mass Freeloading At Diamond Board

Hotel Kufuor: Speaker Silences MPs?

Afrobarometer report launched

Ex-convict gets another two years for fraud

Trader before court for instigating House help to steal for her

Arrest Osei Berko - Court orders

Nkrumaist youth express concern about unity talks

Press Conference in Dagbon

EC to hold elections in Tamale, Yendi Districts

Wa West fails to endorse DCE

Municipal and District Chief Executives in UER sworn in

Government gives building materials to disaster victims

Tuobodom asks for re-opening of Police station

Civil Servants urged to adopt new attitude towards work

Youth holds demonstration on situation of Volta Star FM

Vocational Centre for Nayoko commissioned

Involve men in promoting gender equality - Hajia Alima

AMA embarks on market projects to relocate hawkers

Inter-Sectoral Oversight Committee on Maritime operations inaugurated

World Vision to carry out research in Ahanta West

Asantefuohene of Chicago calls on Ghanaians to help educate the children

Message From Algeria

Message from Ghanaian In Haiti

Message From Lesotho

Miss Illinois Pre-Teen Pageants

At least 40 killed in London explosions

PCH Second Annual HIV/AIDS Fund Raising Dinner

London Blasts: Stories From Ghanaians