News of Monday, 3 October 2005

Ramadan Fasting starts on Tuesday - Hilal Committee

NPA announces new fuel prices

Petrol in Now 32,000 Cedis

President Kufuor attends UNESCO conference in Paris

Barclays Bank of Ghana opens university for employees

US Ambassador Bridgewater arrives to assume duty

US forest experts in to advise Ghana implement forest project

Ghana hosts workshop on mainstreaming environment

GPHA solves trans-boundary oil spill problems - Ameyaw-Akumfi

Striking teachers ordered to resume work today

South Africa War College students in Ghana

COCOBOD to resettle redeemed child labourers from cocoa farms

Kumasi Metro teachers embark on strike

GES has 24,000 untrained teachers - Official

Mampong University to introduce Degree in integrated Science

Apimanim/Adiewoso road - a death trap for four decades.

UDS bans tribal associations in its campuses

Farmer jailed for stealing charcoal

Police cautioned not to assist criminals

Painter jailed for defiling two girls

Northern Region NDC elects Regional Executive

Pusiga/Pulmakom NPP elects constituency executives

NPP constituencies in Twifo-Hemang area hold elections

Ho Central NPP solves its leadership problems

Rivalry among political parties not in the national interest

Gomoa teachers embark on demonstration to better service condition

Construction of Polyclinic for Koforidua Municipality to start next year

Prospective Senior Secondary School Students await placement

Assemblies urged to pass bye-laws on education to punish wayward parents.

Jamase district presby men's fellowship inaugurated

MP-elect calls for parental support for children

Exploit healthful benefits of cocoa - Regional Minister

HIV/AIDS victims launch association to educate people

MP donates 14 million cedis to school

New office complex for UCC Commercial Bank Opens

Japanese Embassy builds JSS block

Farmers appeal to government to make agriculture attractive

Islamic urges Muslims to embrace education and ICT

WR Ahmadiyya hold 20th conference in Takoradi

Association organized free medical care for the aged

Basic School teachers in the Afram Plains withdraw services

Ghanaians Students Languishing in British Cells

Ghanaian Starved To Death In Gambian Cell

Some 2,500 people to benefit from eye screening exercise

KATH inaugurates equipment and installations

Some 2,500 people to benefit from eye screening exercise