News of Thursday, 19 January 2006

Pollution of rivers cause high tarrifs

US Consular Section to be closed on Jan. 31

U.S. Navy Sailors Rescue Stranded Ghanaian Crew

Ghana to host international tourism congress

WAEC to release results of Nov-Dec by Feb. 20

Jake confers on the "Joseph" project

Parliament should be people-friendly -Speaker

Kufuor ready for peer review of Ghana

GJA opens nominations for national elections

FLASHBACK (July 2001): Ministers to occupy bungalows

Govt to take over duties of 'Drug MP'?

Minister Snubs MPs

Minister's Special Assistant In Visa Scandal

Congolese Community donates to Osu Children's Home

Kwaku Baah in court for assault

Palaver Editor Acquited!

MOWAC to intervene in defilement case

Nkrumah Flats Left To Decay

Cops torture man into coma

Judge maintains GCDA judgement

Bolga Court Remands Six Suspects of Bukere, Soe Violence.

IFC invokes its immunity in Tsatsu's case

Child molester jeered in court

Porter fined three million cedis for causing harm

Caretaker fined for assault

NDC Women Organiser appeals to colleague to forget the past

CPP leadership must go - CPP MPs

Mojority Leader vs. Speaker: Who is the Boss?

EDITORIAL: Unity In Nkrumaist Party Crucial

NDC propaganda secretary denounces NPP claims

Church service to mark eighth anniversary of Limann's death

Bolgatanga Police detain policeman over Bukere-Soe incident

Soil degradation blamed on improper bush burning practices

Universities not manufacturing companies - Educationist

Fishpond farmers appeal for more trained fish doctors

Artisan falls from fourth floor of Tamale Teaching Hospital

Coaltar residents now use river-banks, refuse dumps as toilet

Asuom Nkosoo Kuo institutes scholarship scheme

Work on cells for women at Sekondi to begin soon

Chief of Gomoa Brofoyedur dies in motor accident

Kumasi Children's Home appeals for assistance

A falling tree branch kills three-year-old boy

NRSC holds workshop for drivers in Wa

Katamanto fire outbreak a false alarm

Two communities resist resettlement

Akwatia installs new Kyidomhene

3,000 can now benefit from health insurance at Obuasi

NHS means a lot in times of need - Adjei-Yeboah