News of Tuesday, 22 January 2008

ICPPF calls for Justice

Draft Regulations For Minerals & Mining Act

AMA embarks on exercise to capture stray animals

Accountant General appeals to pensioners

Police arrests ticket racketeers/pick pockets

Judicial service to establish land courts

LOC commended for showcasing Ghanaian cultural heritage

Essipon Power Outage - ECG Version

Kufuor meets AU Commission Chairman ahead of Summit

Five new Ambassadors/High Commissioners

JJ Defies Protocol Arrangements

Mrs. Rawlings' Prosecutors Gone AWOL

Police Manhandle Journalists

Children swallowing Ghana cedi coins

British High calls on Asantehene

MPs urged to attend to business despite elections

Saudi Sanctions Ghana Over Hajj

Child prostitution exposed on video

Robbery at "Hotel Kufuor"

Pick Pockets On Rampage at Can2008

Man fined for stealing electricity cables

Criminal cases at Tepa on the rise

Apprentice jailed for threat of death

Tenant defiles and impregnate landlord's niece.

Driver's mate remanded for allegedly defiling girl, 13.

Residents complain about dust on the Barekese road

Nsawam market watchman found dead

Volta Region to benefit from EU projects

Work to commence on Kpando-Worawora-Dambai road

Bushfire robs farmers of their livelihood

Northerners asked to concentrate on human resource development

Women urged to fight against negative cultural practices

Fooshegu women trained in shea butter extraction

Assembly urged to reshape Menang-New Edubiase feeder road

Traditional ruler wants Ghanaians to pray for peaceful elections

Chief wants Winneba-Sankor-Gyahadze road rehabilitated

Association asks committee to review findings and recommendations

Nadowli GPRTU Executives sacked for non-payment of dues

Government Will Not Forgive LOC IF

Ghanaian gets top appointment in Canada

Ghanaians from NYC charged with statutory rape

NDC EU Group Holds Weekend Retreat in Switzerland

African Charity Gala

Sermon on Mount Afadzato: Practice what you preach

Makola African Market in NJ

EDITORIAL: Night Patrols Should Intensify