News of Wednesday, 22 October 2003

Information must play a central role in governance - Society

Consumption of untreated fresh cow milk is dangerous

Food supplement treatment for HIV patients

Govt produces policy on sexual and reproductive health

I was divinely rescued from my assailants - Torgbui

Media not appropriate forum for resolution of disagreement - Dr Afari-Gyan

Parliament reconvenes for third meeting

Govt would lay foundation for development-Kufuor

NPP Govt has failed to honour campaign promises - Mills

Parliament to hold closed sittings fortnightly

Contracts for rehabilitation and completion of roads on course

Technician jailed for forging voter's identity card

African Election Authority challenges authority of Auditor-General

Trader remanded for possessing narcotic drugs

Robbers bolt with 35 million cedis worth of goods

Korean Firm Hoodwink Govt Into Bogus $3.5m Debt

Increase Salaries Of MPs – Speaker

Embassies are embarrassing Ghanaians

17 Ministers Vie For NPP Seats

Ghana Faces U.S. Sanctions

Another Coup?

Ghana Expo 2003 Is A Good Concept - Asantehene

Parents threatened to withdraw children from school

Falling wall traps housewife, 47, to death

Mamponteng police retrieve stockpile of arms

Dambai ready to host District Assembly

Asamankese flood victims receive aid

District Assemblies urged to place culture at the centre of development.

Man, 59, charged with illegal water connection

Court orders chiefs to negotiate with Buemhene for payment of fine

Bawku East Assembly Battles Polythene Litter

Court remands pensioner for attempted arson

Lady in court for defrauding another company

Bicycle rider killed knocked down

Police arrests man with pistol

NHIS to reduce maternal and infant mortality

Ho DCE inaugurates area, town and urban councils

Fire personnel should not chase smugglers - Officer

Candidates fail to meet scholarship criteria

Abuna Education Fund launched

Mankessim Zongo chieftaincy dispute resolved

NADMO trains 60 fire volunteers in Mfantseman

Abuna Education Fund launched

Biemso citizens abroad contribute to development

Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson: Archbishop of Cape Coast

Print Media Review For Oct. 22