Home - News of Thursday 7 November 2002

Processing of Dual Citizenship scheme begins in UK
Ghanaian Lady in UK Starves To Death
All Share Index plunges on Aluworks loss
Fourth international Book Fair opens in Accra
France grants Ghana ?1.4mil for rice production
8 Highway Robbers Arrested
Minister Protests To President
Complaints Against Media - Chronicle is Tops
Govt Investigates $2.5 million Scandal
Mills, Botchwey commended for peaceful campaign
CPP backs Pratt in alleged $125,000 bribe
Konadu & co didn’t pay tax
Internal Revenue chases tax defaulters
Cocaine dealers are spoiling our business’
26 Sex workers win appeal
Fraud at GCAA: Minority smells gov't cover-up
Ashanti Region Timber Contractors Accuse Minister
Confusion at Ghana Re-Insurance
President Kufuor Challanged to fight Corruption
$1000 per capita income achievable - Nduom
CCSU celebrates first Fulbright Scholar in Residence
Common Fund Administrator sworn into office
Afari-Gyan assesses progress of local gov't elections
Religious bodies concerned about HIV/AIDS
Gov't Not Interfering in Telecom Sector
US Gov't Observes Ramadan With Ghanaian Muslims
Samanguru Slated For November 8
Thugs Invade Car Park
CP is Broke!
Ya-Naa's murderers will be held accountable -JAK
Telecom Service providers promise improved services
Drug-Dealers Invade Accra New Town