News of Tuesday, 18 May 2004

Diabetes can be managed with a simple lifestyle

Navy Officials from the British Royal Navy visits Ghana

Three prison officers for peacekeeping in Liberia

US delegation calls on Vice President

Work begins on lecture theatre for Institute of Languages

"Soldier Removed My Teeth With Pliers"

Parliament presents items to Asantehene

Drug victims to benefit from barons - Hackman

Chinese Saloon Loan: Gizelle Yajzi Speaks

Children engaged in hazardous labour

Thirty Forest Reserves are "No Go Areas".

Upper Denkyira By-Election: NDC, CPP To Boycott ?

Okyenhene Cautions JJ and JAK's Ministers

2004 National Trust Fund launched

KATH records 129 cancer cases since January

PUWU dismisses allegation against members

Britain honours Addo-Fening for voluntarism

MD charged for failing to pay social security contributions

Victor Selormey Changes Counsel

Teachers Now China Bound?

Chinese investor dupes coy of $63,000

Ghana Police run short of handcuffs

Obed tasks regional executives to win their regions

Message From Independent Prez Candidate: Ramon Akoto

US College To Honor Ashesi University Founder

Help us to train our soldiers - Aliu asks India

KNUST appeals for more post-graduate medical books

Subin youth called upon to rally round incumbent MP

NHIS in the Atwima district to take off in full in June

Return to the fold; Candidate-elect appeals to fellow Nkrumaists

Students of Abetifi Training College are constructing a computer

Rainstorm destroys Aboso Methodist School

Road Safety Commission to institute award

Agric, solution to economic and unemployment problems -DCE

Quantity Surveyor to contest Akim Ofoase/Ayirebi parliamentary seat

Family Heads attend workshop on HIV/AIDS

Nyariga Community Launches HIV/AIDS Campaign

Hi-tech mass spraying increases cocoa yields in Amansie West - DCE

Asunafo feeder roads to be rehabilitated

Bantama Keep Fit Club gives to KATH

Chief donates Church building to Methodist church

B.A. Timber Industry Is Not Collapsing - Minister

Strive to project African values and identity - Nana Nketsiah urges

Companies in Wassa West owe SSNIT 7.7 Billion Cedis

Programme to fight poverty in districts

School health education should have meaningful impact on pupils

Akuafo Hall Alumni meets

Good turnout on first day at Ho photo taking exercise

Koforidua Hospital blood bank expresses appreciation to school

National Service persons attend seminar on HIV/AIDS

Government urged to assist Mission Hospitals financially

Cocobod ladies give to Dunkwa Hospital Children's Ward

AAK Assembly sets up 500 million cedis education endowment fund

IMO Secretary-General Calls On High Commissioner