News of Monday, 29 September 2008

Third Battalion of Infantry celebrates anniversary

Best teacher awards to be held at Techiman

EC takes action on forged Voters ID cards

CPP will live up to expectation - Dr. Nduom

Baah-Wiredu's death is great loss to the State- Mahama

Govt On Top Of Security Situation — President

Rawlings did not insult Fantes

End of This Year's Ramadan Fasting

DFP congratulates Muslims

Mahama diagnoses Ghana's socio-economic ailments

NDC wishes Muslims a happy Ed-il Fitr.

Farmers and Civil Society Groups march against EPAs

GES Council streamlines roles of district/regional officers

AI organises human rights workshop

Ensure that partisan politics do not affect pupils' contact hours

Ghanaians warned about drug abuse

Tsatsu does not deserve presidential pardon

UCC distant education graduates protest

NDC T-Shirts in high demand

Heart diseases still number one cause of disability in Ghana

USAID extends support for food security in sub-Saharan Africa

President Kufuor returns home from US

Rape victims urged to seek immediate treatment for HIV infection

Registration under NIA has been smooth in Koforidua Municipality

Politicians asked to be circumspect in their actions

Garu-Tempane confirms President's nominee

Government to protect its pride in maintaining peace

Legon Hall Committee expresses displeasure about JCR affairs

Ndebugre condemns elopment in Northern Ghana

Orphan and needy school children receive educational assistance

Fire Service Council pledges to support GNFS

Sekyere Central District Advisory Committee of MCA programme inaugurated

Teleku-Bukazo demands insight into mining before.

Society of Physically Disabled wants to be represented at the assemblies

Menang residents appeal for reconstruction of feeder road

Parties in Twifo Ati Morkwa constituency pledge peaceful election

Sex with "Evil Spirits" ....Hmmmmm!

NPP UK’s Tribute to Hon Kwadwo Baah Wiredu

Akufo-Addo Hits London

Traditional Healers' registration cards not operational license -MOH

Heart related diseases due to lack of exercise

St Joseph Hospital is to expand and help train orthopaedics

cardiovascular diseases -big problem

Methodist men's fellowship pays tribute to late Baah-Wiredu

Kumasi Methodist Church bids Bishop farewell