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News of Tuesday, 24 July 2012

Popular Articles

President Mills Dies at 68 John Mahama takes over as 4th President of 4th Republic Tribute to President Mills MPs to swear in John Mahama as president JJ Shocks Mills At Castle Meeting Obama pays tribute to Mills

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Business News

• Minerals Commission seeks stiffer custodial sentences for illegal miners
• John Mahama launches Brand Ghana programme
• Quality Role FZ LLC opens office in Ghana
• Civil Aviation staff protest salary conditions
• Vodafone gain most subscribers in first year of MNP
• Ghana Chamber of Commerce broke?
• Red alert: TV dealers short-changing Ghanaians
• GLICO General Insurace records boost in performance
• Gov’t to enact PPP law
• Access Bank suspended from operating Foreign Exchange business

Opinions

• Asantehene pulls a fast one on Kumawuman elders -

Entertainment

• Funny Face Is Trying, David Oscar Should Be Shown the Exit - Abeiku Santana
• Atumpan thrills Fans at SomerSet in London

Diasporian News

• Bawumia sounded so persuasive in New York..
• Compare NDC, NPP track records in Zongos before voting - Veep
• American philanthropist donates computer laboratory and library to Whuti

General News

• One shot dead in Kpatinga by a soldier
• Russians, Spaniards and Burkinabes cited in 'galamsey' activities
• President Mills Dies at 68
• MPs to swear in John Mahama as president
• Tribute to President Mills
• Car with learner tag knocks boy
• John Mahama takes over as 4th President of 4th Republic
• President Mills leaves for Nigeria today
• JJ Shocks Mills At Castle Meeting
• We will prove Mpiani’s kickback claim in court – ISOFOTON
• Ghanaians shocked by death of President Mills
• Formula for creating 45 new constituencies is reckless - CDD
• Gov’t Cannot Shoulder The Cost Of Education Alone – Ayariga
• Coordinating directors to sign performance contract
• Judgement debt: Public officials should be held accountable
• Joy FM's Anny Osabutey Wins CNN Radio Award!
• Mpiani to sue over Isofoton kickback allegations
• MP breaks ranks with agitated colleagues over emoluments; demands service first
• Chaos At Akuse
• Okyenhene angry with security inertia on illegal mining
• Striking Jurrors Back To Work In Kumasi
• Only ‘smoking’ Fiifi Kwetey will know Nana Addo smokes – Asante Bediatuo
• Obama pays tribute to Mills
• Execute armed robbers to serve as deterrent to others - Mubarak
• TEWU strike is "very illegal" - NLC
• Akufo-Addo mourns the death of President Mills
• PAC to subpoena Alfred Woyome
• Thousands of Chinese in Ghana: Only 607 registered
• ‘Wee’ found in Nigerian woman’s rasta
• Don’t blame A-G for the numerous defeats - V.C.R.A.C. Crabbe
• Woman bank robber nabbed
• Woyome declines Parliament’s invitation

Politics

• NDC's adoption of NPP slogan betrays a lack of ideas - Agyarko
• Akuffo Addo in collision course with an NPP guru
• NDC MP calls for IGP's head over Akuse riots
• What is the real campaign message of the NPP? - Okaikoi

Crime & Punishment

• Mason remanded for incest

Health News

• Banning of smoking in public very laudable – Dr Akuamoah-Boateng

Regional News

• Brong Ahafo records 206 road crashes
• Australian High Commission donates sports equipment to the blind
• First Lady urges youth to desist from violence
• Ghanaian Courts must handle issues on natural resources, others -Prof Fiadjoe
• Ho-Denu Highway drivers asked to avoid over-speeding
• Tricycles contribute to road crashes in Northern Region –NRSC
• Traders Threaten Protest...Gives Govt Ultimatum
• Food producers in Nkwanta want roads fixed
• Reduce Road Blocks – Minister Tells Police

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