News of Saturday, 31 January 2015

"Access to tertiary education in Ghana still elitist"

Okyenhene launches 50th Anniversary of JB Danquah

Reject violence and impunity - CDD

Mugabe is an African hero – Pratt

Ghana’s electoral system 3rd best in the world

Detach AG’s office from ‘political’ Justice Ministry – Alban Bagbin

Ghana’s partners withhold $600m over corruption – Bagbin

GIS arrests 49 illegal Nigerian immigrants

Power crisis: Mahama must resign – Casely-Hayford

Births & Deaths registry hit by print extract shortage

We have all contributed to Ghana's state - Abeiku Santana

Bring innovation into programmes - Veep challenges varsities

CJ: Judicial staff must lead fight against corruption

Hand over our schools to us to manage – Presby Church demands

Corruption is hurting Ghana – Rev Adu Simon

Govt renews curfew on Nakpanduri and environs

Ghanaians tolerance for corruption unacceptable – Bagbin

Police launch overtures for support to tackle crime in Ho

Court jails businessman for fraud

Stealing cases high in Central Region

Retired lecturer drags Presbyterian University to court

More aspirants file nominations for D/A elections in Sunyani

Ashanti regional minister denies rift

Forget about Bugri Naabu’s tape — Freddy Blay

More aspirants file nominations for D/A elections in Sunyani

Dormaa Chief calls for accountability on revenue utilisation

10 MOGPA worshippers feared dead in motor crash

Colourful welcome ceremony for peace-keeping personnel

Bats invade CHPS compound

Bongo needs $70,000 for community radio

Five women contest assembly elections in Ayensuano

24-hr light-out in new loadshedding timetable?

Ministry draws strategy to eliminate child marriages

Association congratulates two Justices

Indiscipline activities thwarting street-naming system

Nsawam-Adoagyiri ranked first in District League Table

APSU gears up for 2015 general election

Govt renews curfew on Alavanyo/Nkonya townships

Govt renews curfew on Bimbilla Township

Assembly constructs new projects in Sunyani Municipality

Toronto NPP Chapter Family Bereaved.

Thirty-two pregnant women test HIV positive in Sunyani West

Families cautioned against pregnancy-related sacrifices

Fisheries Commission to screen fish before sale

W/A to launch Medicines Registration Harmonisation Project

Family Planning acceptor rate still low in Sekondi-Takoradi

About 8,000 people in Ghana have kidneys problems

Front line Health workers trained on Ebola

Pharmacy Unit reviews standards for pharmaceutical care

Pharmacy Unit reviews standards for pharmaceutical care

Kâ??si introduces market clinics to control hypertension, diabetes

Rotary club donates equipment to hospital

Catholic church establishes centre for the poor