News of Friday, 22 August 2003

National House of Chiefs codifying stool lineages

The public see the Police as corrupt - Study

Medical and Dental practitioners call for further training

Two new cassava varieties released to boost PSI

Ghana wants ECOWAS to prioritise railway link to Member-States

President Kufuor appeals to workers to exercise restraint

Streetism is a national disaster - Yeboah

Lets invest in education- Churcher

ILO asks Police to arrest child labour offenders

Minority in Parliament states its position on NHIS

Ghana Sends Troops to Bolster Liberia Peacekeepers

Minister To Fall

Public Angry Over VAT Increase

Fate Of Tarzan Depends on JAK - Nduom

GNAT Says No ... Look Elsewehere Not SSNIT Fund

Enthusiastic crowd welcomes President at Obuasi

New GJA President's Eligibility Challenged

NDC MPs Are Hypocrites - Dagbon Congress

Govt spends 15 billion cedis on Dagbon conflict

Central Region - Poorest Region In Ghana

Gomoa Ajumako Omanhene convicted for contempt

Information Minister Challenges NDC, But ...

Rawlings' Admirer Loses Job

Major Events Expected

Forker 27 passengers discharged

UTAG will not call off strike until...

Daily Graphic Editor elected GJA President

Govt Policies Will Not Be Based On Politics -JAK

Two point $8mn fuel service station opens in Kumasi

President Kufuor commends Mabang Farms

President Kufuor inspects Tepa-Mankranso road project

New chief enstooled

Youth camp for peace to be organised in Dagbon

Tension builds up between two driver's unions in Ho

Adansi-Kotwea, an NDC stronghold defect to NPP

Kufuor says review of payment of royalties will be by laid down

Minister urges churches to collect money in a decent way

NGO adopts Swedru government hospital children's ward

People of Akim Asuosu lives are in danger

Northern Regional Minister ends tour of Bole District

Driver goes to jail for defilement

Buruli ulcer cases recorded in Ahafo-Ano North since 2000

US Ambassador Commissions midwife's quarters

Deputy Minister visits Brepaw

Minister calls for better conditions for CEPS

Miss Ghana Canada is Back