Home - News of Friday 5 May 1995

From the Ghana Embassy newsletter
Ashanti lifts Ghana Stock Exchange as SCOA delists
THE LEAGUE TABLE AS AT APRIL 25, 1995
"Wonder Banks" given temporary reprieve
The members register of the "Wonder Banks"
The Graphic researched into the members' register of the "wonder banks" and came up with the following details:
New Status for Coca Cola
Computer company develops software in Ghana
NIB staff in court over c27m theft
Flotation of National Investment Bank
Govt cancels Fascom's debt
World Currencies
GSE
First Ghanaian Leader to Visit the US?
Arkaah Still in Trouble
Watch out - spies around
Government to rely on local consultants
NPP will uplift Ghana
THE STATESMAN: WE AGREE WITH DAILY GRAPHIC
Pineapple shipment halted
GBC to lease frequencies
Media commission reaffirms support for a free media
Currency in circulation increase by 64 per cent
"Encourage Ghanaians to publish more books" Gen. Quainoo
Millions paid to Kwatriot and Justice Taylor by GBC
Chiefs & party politics
Busia's family appeals to Rawlings for his property
A 183-kilo church bell dedicated
Prohibitions through the post
The items are
It is an offence to dodge communal labour
Ya-Naa turns down govt invitation for peace talks
Export Promotion
A Japanese charitable organisation visits Ghana
Students' body calls for abolition of VAT
No house-to-house registration
Press notice issued by the Ghana Embassy in US
President meets Ghanaians
STATEMENT BY AMBASSADOR EKWOW SPIO-GARBRAH REGARDING VISIT OF J.J. TO U.S.A.
ADDRESS BY H.E. FLT. LT. JERRY JOHN RAWLINGS PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA TO THE PRESS CORPS AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON THURSDAY 9TH MARCH, 1995
President calls on Ghanaians to boycott private press
NDC promises economic independence for Ghana
"God please kill JJ for us": demonstrating workers
"President is paying for his past utterances", Alhaji Alhassan
"I hate party politics" - President Rawlings
Ghanaians urged to maintain peace
Okyeame Akuffo is dead
President Rawlings tasks accountants
Decentralisation partly achieved
Opposition should unite for 1996
May Day march in Ghana
May Day protests in Ghana (a Reuters World Report)
Drug Dealers Flew by Concorde
Ghana Mission clocks parking fines