News of Wednesday, 21 June 2006

MPs call for political will in implementing Whistleblower Bill

MPs call for more favourable labour climate

No proof Tsikata caused financial loss - Counsel

MP suggests ban on "apuskeleke"

No Show By A-G As Daily Guide Withdraws Subpoena

Greater Accra health workers still on strike

Graduate students end congress

Department of Community Devt under staffed

Police to deal with Officers involved in drug deals

Ho Records heaviest rains in 15 years

Foreign Minister apologises for flag waving incident

Kakasunaka community defecate in polythene bags

Ghana, not a conduit for illegal export of rough diamonds

Effia Nkwanta Hospital deserted and dirty

Work on Urological Specialist Hospital project begins

"Proud to be a Ghanaian" car stickers for free

K-POLY PAAG stay away from work in protest of filth

Parks And Gardens Collapsing

Police bust Nigeria armed robbers

Farmer before court for alleged kidnapping of two boys

WiLDAF organises forum on district assembly elections

Obed's Boys Hit The Streets

Victor Newman: The NPP Presidential race is not for the swift

Cultural practices still hindering women in politics - Goh

Assembly spends three billion cedis on projects

How Ho prepared for the big match

Fire destroys DCE's office at Zabzugu-Tatale

Obuasi Child Labour Committee inaugurated

Contractor abandons electricity project

Zabzugu/Tatale Assembly allocated 9.4 billion cedis Common Fund

Asamang community gets new place of convenience

WVI organizes Workshop on Area Development

Avoid criminals in electing bank directors

Kwaebibirem Assembly rewards Revenue Collectors

Kwaebibirem Assembly cultivates oil palm

Commonwealth Hall prepares for Golden Jubilee next year

GPRTU initiates measures to reduce road accidents

Ada Salt miners to train in iodising salt

West Akyem District Assembly installs Internet facility

GETFUND Administrator inspects projects

Los Angeles area at risk for massive earthquake

Ghana goals dutifies Antwerp Police

Ghana vrs USA: Where to watch it in Ottawa

Developing countries should step up health research

Editorial: Taming the rain