News of Friday, 3 April 2009

VC charged gender centre of UEW to ensure female presence in programmes

Two more deputy ministerial nominees appear before Committee

Road accidents consume 1.6% of GDP

800,000 persons trafficked yearly in West Africa

Ministry of Information to launch programme on national unity

Walk-in US visa interviews for qualified students begin April 22

Major rehabilitation of Tamale Teaching Hospital to start soon

President Mills swears-in four new Deputy Ministers

Contractors to refund funds for abandoned projects in Western Region

New Armed Forces command assume duty

Nduom Proposes Economic Stimulus for Ghana

Big men don't pay road toll

Affordable housing units to be redistributed

Minimum wage increased by 18%

Arthur K. Throws away party colours

Seed growers appeal to government

PROTOA will not be disbanded - Chairman

Veep: Child trafficking will be tackled with firm hand

Paranasal disease account for 30 percent of cases in Korle Bu ENT

Okyehene calls for an entrenched decentralized system

Kufuor deserves no sympathy- NPP secretary

Farmer in Court for Cutting Rail Lines

Adolescents warned against patronizing pornographic materials

AMA: All unauthorised billboard must be removed by April 30

Brong-Ahafo launches Golden Jubilee anniversary

Resource Link Foundation donates teaching materials to pupils

Benyiwa Doe urges public to demand accountability from DCEs

Pathfinder implements abortion care project in Northern Ghana

MP for Ellembele establishes students' education fund

Cloth for Asantehene's 10th anniversary celebration outdoored

People of Peki and Tsito make peace overtures

Two organisations to support pregnant women in Dangme West District

Women with disabilities in VR unaware of rights-Study

Maintain peace to help bridge North-South development gap - Woyongo

Opoku Ware Old Students donates to school

Pathfinder implements abortion care project in Northern Ghana

"Re-package messages on family planning"-Dr Agongo

Traditional beliefs hold deeper mysteries - Very Reverend Buama

Physically Challenged people receive Wheel Chairs

Christians urged to lead worthy lives