News of Friday, 23 September 2005

207, LT, mini-buses cause 35% accident fatalities

Police to wear name tags

Govt will support UDS -Alhaji Idris

National Hajj Council inaugurated

Chiefs get World Bank Support for dispute resolution

Government to start auditing gold production

MDPI Development training ends

Kwame Nkrumah ordered 500,000 Bibles

Ansa-Asare sues ex-GSL Dep Registrar, Chronicle, JoyFm, PeaceFm,

Banned From GTV For Criticising Osafo Maafo

High Demand For Female Condoms

State funeral for three departed urologists

Ambassador calls for agriculture investment

Five Forestry staffs dismissed

Sowa named Acting Commissioner of SEC

VRA gives 500 million cedis to KNUST

Call on government to monitor capitalization grant.

US Embassy clarifies deportation of Ghanaians

Amnesty International (Ghana) criticises Gbagbo

CPP rubbishes Land-for-politicians decision

Environmental consideration is vital - Churcher

Ghana Support West move to refer Iran case to UNSC?

MPs welcome "free land for farming"

JJ Throws Challange to CIA, MI5 etc

Court remands armed robber in prison custody

Apremdo assemblyman and 15 others granted bail

Suzzy's lover pleads not guilty to charges

Adansi South tells Minister to fulfil promise

'ASA B' For NPP General Secretary

NPP is finished - Mr. Domestication

NPP needs vision to win 2008 elections

Ghanaians asked to be patient with passage of Disability Bill

Minister allays fears of Koforidua residents

Miss Ghana urges Northerners to send children to school

Kwadaso Agriculture College to offer Diploma programme

Health NGO appeals for assistance to rehabilitate school dropouts

PURC receives 77 complaints from Western and Central Regions

Oguaa Traditional Council to rehabilitate an ancient building

PPAG building social facilities for Sunyani municipality

Sunyani KNUST campus holds matriculation

Stakeholders urged to help achieve targets on salt iodisation programme

Dzamesi invites all to help develop region

Volta Regional decentralised authorities harness cooperation

Daukwahene protest against Police

Disaster at Agona Duakwa festival

Phyto-Riker praised for Environmental standards

Ghanaian Woman Nominated For A Top European Award In Holland

Battor/Mepe citizens in Toronto donate health equipment at home

Ghanafest 2005 in Florida -Oct. 1

Korle Bu receives low patronage

Nurses urged to meet changing trends in health

State burial for urologists

Editorial: Honour The Dead, But Not At The Expense Of The Living