Home - News of Tuesday 13 May 1997

Minimum Wage Now 2,000C A Day
Bolgatanga Students Taking Guns To School?
Calm Returns To Babator, Badagor
Chiefs Urged To Encourage Dialogue
Report On Integrated Management Of Chemicals To Be Out Soon
NGOs Present Books To School
Tema Shipyard In Good Business
Tomato Queens Blame Farmers For High Prices
Rainstorm Causes Havoc At Brahoho
District Assemblies Advised On Timber Royalties
Rehabilitation Of Accra - Cape Coast Road Next Year
We Can't Bear Anymore Costs - UCC Students
Distance Education Is Cost-Effective: Prof Agyeman
Two Policemen Remanded In Custody
Totobi Hits Back At Agyenim-Boateng
For Organic Farming Advocated For Increased Food Production
Normalise Fuel Situation, Kan-Dapaah Tells Government
Tema Chief Executive Seeks Assistance Of Industries
Registrar-General To Meet BCCI Customers
B/A Minister Launches Blood Donation Campaign
Wa-Na Wants Assemblies To Promote Arts And Culture
Civil Servnats Charged To Be Cost-Effective
British Naval Ship To Visit Ghana
Kojo Yankah Holds Talks With UCC SRC
Offinso Assembly To Get Tough On Contractors
Agortime Traditional Council Offers Land For EPZ
Three To Contest Afigya-Sekyere East Seat
VRA Tests Public Pulse On Proposed Tarrif Increases
400 Offinso Farmers To Export Cassava Chips
New Juaben Plans For 2005
Prof Gyapong Installed Chief
JH Returns From S Korea, Germany Tour
Litigation Halts Construction Of School Block
Bekwaihene Is Dead
All Is well At Kotoka Int'l Airport
Education Minister Urges Staff To Open Up To The Media
Chief calls on press to address Chiefs properly
British & Danish Agencies fund health projects
Western Regional Minister Calls For New Work Ethics
Rawlings Calls For More U.S. Role In Africa's Conflicts
BCCI Customers To Be Paid After Six Months
Mobil Defends Sale Of Property
Methodist Church To Set Up Eye Clinic
Only 40 Per Cent Of Ghanaians Enjoy Electricity
Dead Man's Family Demand Judicial Enquiry
Lack Of Electricity Hampers Water Works In The North
Kotokoli Chief Calls For Probe Into Factional Fighting
Ghana Bar Association Calls For Speedy Trial Of Cases
Accra Hosts Commonwealth Legislators
DROP IN INFLATION FROM 70.8 TO 29.2 PER CENT
GHANA , GERMANY END REVIEW TALKS
CUSTOMS IS EXASPERATED BY CHRAJ'S ACTIONS
GHANA TO GET C286bn E.U. AID
PRESIDENT BREAKS THE ICE ...AFTER AIR FORCE PLANE CRASH
Guinness merges
Bank's 'token black' was sacked after complaint