Home - News of Friday 19 May 1995

Poverty-stricken et, particularly the vexed...
Niger eyes Ashanti Goldfields help with its gold
Ghana Stock Exchange
"UNEDITED" accounts of reports Ghanaian press on shootings
"Ministers, MPs to lead anti-demo"
Kume Preko march - 11 May 1995
VAT Protest: 5 dead, many injured, 10 arrested
Protests in Accra
Alliance Demo claims 5 lives
Two of the dead identified
Ghana government blamed for protest march shooting
Ghana probes protest march shootings, five dead
Govt grants 910 million cedis to 45 Institutions
"Let's Close ranks" - Totobi Quakyi
15 million workshop for JSS
GHANA, US forces in joint training exercises
Foreign branches of NDC established
Africans drop bid to oust WHO chief Nakajima
Tube (Subway) network for Accra?
VAT Board Appointed
Bridge collapses
Tyranny against workers?
Nurses, Teachers to join the show down
Nana Konadu Accuses Pyram
Bishop Sarpong loses mother
Nurses give ultimatum
PIONEER: A FRESH VOTERS REGISTER IS NECESSARY
Technical hitch mars JJ's programme
Ghanaian Political Parties Break EC Law
Meridien BIAO changes hands
AMA officials held for embezzlement
German Assists Ridge Hospital
DUPLICITY AND DISHONESTY IN POLITICS (Editorial Daily Graphic)
News in brief
SOCCER: GHANA VRS. NORWAY
The countdown to the Norway-Ghana soccer match has began in earnest. On the 9th of May 1995 Bergens Tidende (a newspaper) dislosed the team that would be marching down on the grounds of the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo on May the 25 to try to lift high the
Hearts lose to Mvoyle
Goldfields Win
Tropical timber trade struggles in Europe
Golden Shamrock places $25 mln warrants
Timber chief wants tropical forest pact ratified
State firm to the rescue of Meridien bank in Ghana
PHYSICAL COCOA - Traders focus away from trading
Diamond Reserves at Kade
U.S. preaches trade not aid at African summit
GR Guide to World Currencies Monday 15 May 1995