News of Thursday, 24 May 2007

Contempt case against A-G dismissed

Veep opens multi-million-dollar US Embassy in Accra

Meeting of the Africa Partnership Forum

African students call for more "dynamism" into AU

Veep calls for fight against corruption

Contempt application against A-G is unmeritorious - Court

Government does not install chiefs-Boafo

Armed robbers attack STC bus

MPs ask for briefing on bird flu

Water level at Akosombo Dam

Passage of information bill not simple - Veep

Provide roads in the farming areas - farmers to gov't

Deputy Minister condemns illegal mining

Repatriation of Liberian refugees not encouraging

Power cuts dislocate mobile phone network

DWM not brainchild of NDC

NPP believes in rule of law- NPP activist

ROPAA Is A Stupid Law - MP

Cost of cedi re-denomination - Still Unknown

NPP gurus scramble for GRC properties

Ofori-Attah passes away

Cocaine Scandal Hits Police Again

NPP Chair Pushes Veep

Kufuor to attend AU Centre foundation stone ceremony

Ghana Commends CTO Partnership

Court Rejects motion seeking relocation of MV. Benjamin

Carpenter takes advantage of load shedding to defile girl 13

Magician remanded for 15 million cedis fraud

Cocoa thief sentenced to 12 months in jail

Farmer goaled 10 years for planting India hemp

DFP urges African countries to deepen unity

Teachers express worry over their exclusion

Otumfuo Urges Anglogold Ashanti to bring life to Obuasi mine

Ghanaians urged to know their rights

Health facility built near cemetery is abandoned.

DCE deplores attempts to discredit re-denomination exercise

Tarkwa Mine Ex-workers Demonstrate against GFGL

C/R minister worried about children attending funerals

Twifo Praso to get a community health nursing training school

Cut spending on funerals - Parents urged

NPP are bankrupt of ideas - CPP UK

Ghana envoy presents credentials

First Lady speaks against stigmatization

Training course on trauma and emergency medicine opens

NGOs donate to hospitals in three northern regions

WAKE AND THANKS-GIVING SERVICE IN MEMORY OF HAWA