News of Monday, 1 October 2007

Nija students want closer ‘collabo’

WOFA Launches One-For-One Campaign

Insect scientists meet

Legal profession is not market driven business -CJ

VRA, ECG urge obligatory power conservation

HelpAge fetes older citizens

NDPC orders assemblies to submit plans immediately

Ultimatum to women frying yams at petrol stations

WB gives awards to community based organisations

Third World Network exposes EU's "misinformation" campaign

GIMPA Rector admits he’s not a Prof

We're Doomed If We Elect Alan - PC Appiah

NDC Offices Shut Down In Ashanti

WAEC releases Business Certificate Examination results

Pastor calls for National Family Day

Water level at Akosombo Dam

I'll Beat Mills, But Not Witchunt JJ

Kufuor returns from UN General Assembly

Load shedding is over

Suspect arrested in connection with the death of two people

Nduom ‘Preaches’ Against Insults, Personal Attacks

KNUST TESCON to investigate aspirants

Let's scrutinize our Presidential aspirants well - Atutiga

NDC no match for NPP - Awutu-Senya MP

Slum-Upgrading Facility launched at Ashaiman

Manager commends BOG on redenomination exercise

Agbogbomefia calls for proper time management

Takoradi Polytechnic holds matriculation

Mining could be made environmentally friendly-Professor

ECCAG commended for greening Ghana efforts

AGL emerges first in Safety Competition

Chiefs urge GES to reform Inspectorate Directorate

Wholesale promotion banned in Gomoa District

American Professor donates books to KNUST

Ghana Community Day 2007 in Atlanta

Adaklu Anyigbe District Health Insurance registered 19,262 members

Workshop on yellow fever control opens

Govt urged to make NHIS registration compulsory

Expedite passage of policies for the aged - Help Age

HIV/AIDS is a threat to education - Director

Catholic Church to support flood victims.

MDCC General Secretary buried at Mozano

Have sympathy for the poor - The Rich urged

Joseph Agbeko: World "IBF" Champ

Rocksons Double Birthday Bash In New Jersey

NIGERIA@47: Poverty still entrenched among ordinary people