Home - News of Monday 11 January 1999
Price of beer should have gone down - VAT Service
GSE All-Share Index makes a dip in thin trading
After impressive showings in the first two sessions of trading this year on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), the All- Share Index made a dip last Friday, losing 0.65 points on a thin volume. The market indicator finished lower at 870.52 points against the
New science award scheme introduced
Ghana consults Nigeria and Guinea over Sierra Leone
Miss Africa calls on Nana Akuoko Sarpong
Police detain suspect over death of Statistical Service employee
Mpataapo launches 120 million-cedi development programme
Make French both core and elective subject - Teachers
Guinea worm cases drop In Wa district
Ruling party branch to hold night meetings
Koforidua Democratic Peoples's Party root for Markin
Real estate developers mark 10th anniversary awards night
Chief denies press reports of renewed tension in Banda
Youth cautioned against AIDS
Law prohibits children from going fishing - Dadzie
UN team screens police for peace-keeping duties
Public warned against brutalising Policemen
A man who wanted blood for ritual purposes arrested
205 couples fail to sign register in Tema
Nchiraa embarks on 120m cedis facelift
Free Press
The Dispatch
Daily Graphic
Ghanaian Times
More vaccines needed for meningitis outbreaks
President opens Parliament on Thursday
Ghana Timber Asso. proposes establishment of regional plant pools
Ghana to host first African science and tech. conference
Liberalised financial market, source of stability
Fish landings by local vessels exempt from VAT - Minister
Israeli businessmen to invest in cashew
Amoa says stock exchange performance satisfactory
Aluworks offers more shares
Market indicator takes another dip in thin trading
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