News of Tuesday, 6 November 2007

Vice President swerved by NPP

Housing data shows backlog of about 500,000

Speaker and deputy 'abandon' parliament?

Veep is a card-bearing member of NPP

GT relocates 620 payphones across the country

President urges SDA College to assist in fighting poverty

Storm drains to be constructed across the country

Book on Ghana's energy crisis launched

Govt is neutral in Anlo dispute -Bartels

Canadian delegation call on CJ

Experts brainstorm on intellectual property in drugs

Fiscal and monetary disciplines critical to tame inflation - Governor

Ghana ready to learn from Norway

Africans Lack Confidence - Otumfuo

Administrators to discuss challenges

'419' Marriages Do Not Help in DV Lottery

Addo-Kufuor is a hypocrite - Ocquaye

Educational reform is to enhance human resource development

Kasoa new market gutted by fire

Water level at Akosombo Dam

Leakage of Confidential Documents from NPP Headquarters

Scancem Bribed NDC

Head of Diasporan Mission calls on Ga Mantse

U.N. secretary-general suspected Ghana

Anlo Bloodbath: Gov't Dismisses NDC's Accusation

Corporal punishment still banned - Teachers reminded

Police hunt for robbery gang

Husband drags wife to DOVVSU for assault

MV owner denies knowledge of cocaine transaction

Agyarko pays stipends to NPP executives nationwide

NPP realizes 200 million cedis in Nkoranza

NDC parliamentary aspirant says Mills is favoured to win

Addo-Kufuor promises good package for teachers

NPP moves to consolidate gains for Election 2008

Volta Region branch of Club A 600 inaugurated

NPP delegates cautioned against monetary influence

I will die for NPP to stand united -Hackman

Okyehene condemns polygamy

Council for Technical and Vocational training set up

People of Buoyem donate to flood victims

British Govt assists basic schools in New Juaben

KAIPTC hosts civil-military operations course

Pay bonuses in September - farmer

Assembly to reward teachers in Obuasi for good performance

Netherlands community assesses support for Twifo District

CHRAJ says adherence to human rights not encouraging

CPP-USA organizing one-day symposium

Ministry trains peer educators on HIV/AIDS

Pastors asked to assess their lifestyles and change

Religion matters in the 2008 elections ? Professor Akosa.

Catholic Bishops Conference opens in Kumasi

EDITORIAL: When are We Going to Learn?