News of Friday, 19 August 2005

Gowrie Secondary/Technical engulfed by problems

Travellers Adviced On Gambia

University Council Inaugurated

Head of State Award Scheme goes to 169 people

Annan honoured with Global Excellence Award

President Hints Of Chieftaincy Ministry

Ghana honours outgoing US Ambassador

NDC expresses concern over "galamsey" victims

Minister doubts number of death of "galamsey" operators

German govt awards scholarships to refugees in Ghana

President Ends Tour

Finance Minister to launch Farmers' Day

Ghana, Others Scrambles for Zimbabwe Farmers

Computers donated to school not operational

NPP MP Blasts Chief Kufuor

Prof. Yankah appointed Acting Pro-Vice-Chancellor

AIDS Commission committed to accountability - Amoa

EDITORIAL: ?Foolish? Country!

Hotel Kufuor: CPP, NRP, GCPP Join In

Another Pyram? - BoG Freezes Operations

OWASS Alumni To Build Computer Complex

Witness produces English translated documents to FTC

MD ordered to refund 20.8 million-cedi SSNIT contributions

Court remands man for stealing palm fruits, firewood

Court bans driver from driving for one year

Court sentences mason to 18 months imprisonment

Ruling on Kasoa Lorry Park Case on August 29

Don't attribute all crimes to NDC rule

Kpone-Katamanso NDC elects officers

Savelugu/Naton Assembly endorses Atori

Court injunction blocked Fanteakwa DCE's election

NPP to grab Odododiodoo ...

Co-op Distillers appeal for hybrid sugarcane seedlings

Traditional authorities urged to assist address witchcraft abuses

CPP youth call for renaming of public places

Lecturer urges more education on poverty reduction strategies

Chief calls for institution of scholarships for children of teachers

Resource NCCE to perform creditably - Plead chief

Human resource devt, responsibility of education sector

Traders and drivers at Tema Station undergoes training on AIDS

Foreign Truck Drivers On Sexual Rampage

Women unionists urged to take up challenging roles

Don't distort government policies and programmes - PM

Conservative agriculture saves Dangme East farmers

JAK?s press confab stirs mixed reactions in E/R

Nana Ato Arthur advises students to have vision

Government's Micro Credit Scheme praised

Keep cemeteries, waterworks tidy - Opinion Leader

AYA launches adolescent sexual reproductive health project in Atwima

Manager urges patronage for the NHIS

Implementers of NHIS asked to repackage strategies